Purchased by us from the veteran’s nephew. The veteran who brought it home from the war was Captain Richard John Carvelli of the US Army Reserves. He was stationed in Berlin, Germany, during World War II. Here is: Richard John Carvelli’s obituary. This is the ... Read and See More

A wonderful opportunity for you to purchase an untouched original SA High Leader Dagger. The blade is a maiden hair, hand-forged, Damascus steel construction. The obverse features a muted gilt, raised out, SA motto which reads "Alles Für Deutschland" and is flanked by oak leaf and acorn sprigs. There is about 10% of the original gilt remaining to ... Read and See More

Here we have a Großkreuz des Eeisernen Kreuzes made by the only official supplier: C. E. Juncker, Berlin. Dietrich Maerz has seen this cross and approved it as original. The Grand Cross was awarded by the sole authority of the Führer. Article 3 of the reinstitution order of the 1939 Iron Cross states: “I reserve the authority to award the ... Read and See More

A rare and beautiful Early NSKK Chained Hühnlein High Leader Dagger by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. From 1937 these daggers were bestowed by NSKK Corps Leader Adolf Hühnlein. The blade features a fine maiden hair, hand-forged damascus steel. It has a very prominent grain pattern and features a slightly dark finish. The obverse displays a muted gilt, raised out, ... Read and See More

This Model 1936 Chained SA Leader Dagger has never been in a collection and it is the best one I've seen come to market... The dagger was produced after 1941. The cross guards are all silvered and reflect raised the oak leaf and acorn pattern unique to these Eickhorn-produced products. The detail to the crossguard leaves is excellent having lots of hand-enhancing ... Read and See More

SA Ehrendolch für Höhere Führer Modell 1938 by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. The SA High Leader Dagger was bestowed upon selected SA High Leaders by Victor Lutze. A wonderful opportunity for you to purchase an untouched original Chained SA High Leader Dagger. The blade is constructed out of a hand-forged “maiden-hair” pattern Damascus steel. The obverse depicts a ... Read and See More

A wonderful opportunity for you to purchase an untouched original SA High Leader Dagger. The blade is a maiden hair, hand-forged, Damascus steel construction. The obverse features a muted gilt, raised out, SA motto which reads "Alles Für Deutschland" and is flanked by oak leaf and acorn sprigs. The reverse displays that same prominent maiden-hair pattern. Just ... Read and See More

A Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross documents and decorations grouping of General der Infantrie Erich Jaschke. Large award document for the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross to Oberst Erich Jaschke dated "FÜHRERHAUPTQUARTIER DEN 4.DEZEMBER 1941" with the original, handwritten signature of Adolf Hitler in ink. Double paged parchment with hand-rendered award text, the awardee's name rendered in gold ... Read and See More

A Dolch für Führer der Reichsbahn-Wasserschutzpolizei by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. Well this is THE rarest German Third Reich production piece made! It was specifically made for a small association of police who would be stationed at railway barges/ferries that shuttled railway cars between the German and Danish border. The blade on this piece is a real ... Read and See More

Standarte für Artillerieeinheiten. This is an exquisitely crafted and absolutely gorgeous work of art. The body of the flag is made from fine silk, in the beautiful and eye-catching red color of the Artillery branch. It’s double sided, with both sides featuring a large Iron Cross of black silk and wire bullion, on which is superimposed a large ... Read and See More

Rare dagger and most are sold before they even hit the site. Blade is a beauty example with strong true maiden-hair pattern that we always find on honor blades. This blade pitted when I got it so I decided to have it professionally restored. Motto is nice with much gilt remaining. The reverse featured the early small oval Eickhorn maker ... Read and See More

A 1933 SA Honor Dagger by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. Silver honor crossguards and tang nut feature an even age throughout. Upper and lower crossguards are internally stamped with "46". Grip is a medium contour ridge constructed type and it remains in excellent condition fitting the crossguards nicely with a minor chip in upper obverse and reverse right corner along upper guard. ... Read and See More

Schutzstaffel Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. E. Rohm Honour Daggers were granted to members of the SS and SA who either had interrupted service since December 31, 1931 or those who transferred from the Hitler Youth prior to that time (February 22, 1934 - II Order Nr. 2869). 9900 were allocated for eligible members of the SS. After the Night of the Long ... Read and See More

Type 2, silver, hallmarked "900" on the reverse along with “21” (Gebrüder Godet & Co.); measuring approximately H 19.2mm x W 20.7mm weighing 7.9g; exhibiting even patina. Issue case constructed of thick cardstock covered with a black leatherette paper; interior of the lid with off-white and padded silk fabric; intact fabric hinge cover; base of case lined with black velvet with separate compartment ... Read and See More

Model 1934 - Schutzstaffel Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Richard Abr. Herder, Solingen. Polished blade with etched motto, manufacturer's trademark and full dedication "In herzlicher Kameradschaft Ernst Röhm" (In Cordial Comradeship Ernst Rohm). Nickel silver hilt fittings, with lower reverse cross-guard stamped "I" for Munich. Black ebony wooden grip in near flawless condition with inset nickel silver eagle and enamelled SS ... Read and See More

This regimental standard features a single piece of bright red silk approximately 25 cm deep and features the so-called "hussar's cut" at the fly end. The overall measurements are 51 cm x 85 cm. The fly and the fly end are trimmed with double stranded aluminum thread along with aluminium fringe measuring approx. 6.5 cm. Both sides feature the Iron Cross measuring 50 x 50 cm ... Read and See More

Made entirely of silk with silver fringe on three sides. Cinnamon with a white disc on both sides, surrounded by a laurel wreath. In centre of the disc a silver-embroidered Luftwaffe eagle with extended wings stretching over the wreath and an Iron Cross, respectively. Four white diagonal rays with black edges widening towards the corners, which bear black silk swastikas ... Read and See More

Generalleutnant Paul Deichmann’s - Luftwaffe Stichdegen Modell 1938 für Generale. According to the documentation I have, including Deichmann, I am the 7th owner of this piece. Deichmann is a notable Knights Cross Winner. The blade is a 29 ½ inch long, single edged, single fullered, dual blued panelled with gold script that is triple etched. The blade reads: “In dankbarer Anerkennung”( ... Read and See More

Meritorious Order of the German Eagle, a 1st Class set (1943 - 45) Sash Cross, silver, gilt, enamelled. The ring on a leaf-shaped agrafe, gilt, silver national eagles. Manufacturer's mark "21" (for the Godet Bros, Berlin) in the ring as well as "900" silver mark of fineness. 50 x 50 mm, weight 28.06 g. Included is the sewn sash. Breast Star in silver, with enamelled gilt, silver ... Read and See More

Gilded silver, by Deschler, bottom arm marked "1" and "900", with typical die flaw in numeral "3", and small flaw at the bottom arm (reverse, right tip), approximately 52.98mm(w) x 58.90mm, approximate weight (with ribbon) 49.1 grams. In blue case of issue. Extremely Rare! ... See More

Japan, Nanboku-chō period (c.1336-1392) – Japanese Samurai Sword Sekishu Sadatsuna – Rated: Jo-Jo Saku NBTHK Hozon. Sekishu Sadatsuna is the youngest son of the first generation Naotsuna who is reported to be one of the famous ten students of Masmune. The time period for Sadatsuna is 1355-1390. It is O-Suriage and maintains much of its original grandeur displaying fine Itame with ... Read and See More

One of the rarest bravery awards of the Wehrmacht during World War II. Close Combat Clasp in Gold - presentation issue (so-called hook clasp) manufactured by Juncker. Tombak presentation clasp type 2, with polished fire gilding and attachment hook inset in a circular base. Riveted, blackened cover plate, with additional suspension hook on the reverse of the eagle's head. Beautiful specimen ... Read and See More

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The “Holy Grail”! This is the one award every collector aspires to have and is perhaps the most desired of all! The Knights Cross is constructed out of a die struck, three-piece construction. The two piece “800” silver based (frosted and polished) frames are fitted over the single piece iron based and black painted core that are all soldered together. The ... Read and See More

We just purchased this Degan from the grandson of the US Army veteran “Gabriel Latiolais” who was located in Reims, France as a part of a tank crew. It is personalized “HF” to the pommel top and SS numbered “8660” under the buffer pad, both attributable to SS-Standartenführer Hermann Florstedt ( ... Read and See More

THE Textbook Example of a Numbered Model 1934 - Schutzstaffel Ehrendolch by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. This exact example is featured on page 69 of “Exploring The Dress Daggers and Swords of the German SS” by Tom Whittmann. This piece belonged to SS-Standartenführer Helmut Shulz. Shulz was the recipient of the SS Degen, Honor Ring and SA Sports Award and was ... Read and See More

"Three-Quarter Ring" Knight's Cross; non magnetic, unmarked neusilber frame measures approximately 48.40 x 48.20mm, weighs approximately 30.1 grams. Unmarked neusilber jump ring. Slightly worn, extremely fine condition. This type of Knight's Cross is thoroughly described by D. Maerz in his book "The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross", and this example matches the examples and features of the Cross he describes (p. 208 ... Read and See More

Well here's a tough item to find and the prize of any Luftwaffe collection. Flak units can be found but the standarte for a flying unit is the most highly prized. After all that's what the Luftwaffe was all about. This one I just purchased from south-western US collection. It has been carefully removed from the pole so as not ... Read and See More

Red-coloured silk body with silver fringe on three sides. Obverse and reverse feature a hand-embroidered black and brown on cream-coloured silk army eagle with beak and talons rendered in raised gold embroidery surrounded by a silver-embroidered oakleaf wreath on an Iron Cross with an appliqué swastika in each corner. Clear vivid colours. Open pole sleeve shows traces of being fastened ... Read and See More

A Numbered Model 1934 - Schutzstaffel Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Richard Abr. Herder, Solingen. E. Rohm Honour Daggers were granted to members of the SS and SA who either had interrupted service since December 31st 1931 or those who transferred from the Hitler Youth prior to that time (February 22 1934 - II Order Nr. 2869). 9900 were allocated for eligible members of the SS. After ... Read and See More

The state frames date back to Emperor Wilhelm. They were gifted as a special sign of thankfulness and contained a portrait photo with handwritten dedication in a silver frame, instead of a wearable decoration. The head of state from the “Weimar Republic” continued this tradition and after the takeover of the government by Adolf Hitler, the practice continued. Today, the ... Read and See More

Magnetic core, silver frame stamped “935” and “4” on reverse top arm; a textbook S&L; measuring approximately 48.4mm x 48.3mm weighing 30.3g; suspension ring stamped "935"; full length original ribbon (72cm); in extremely fine condition. Issue case constructed of thick cardstock covered with a black leatherette paper; minimal scuffing to exterior, bottom exhibiting more in range of ca 20% scuffing; the interior of ... Read and See More

A wonderful awarded and worn cross. This history this piece must have seen. Iron core, silver frame stamped “800” on reverse top arm; measuring approximately 48.67 mm x 48.91mm, weighing approximately 30.1g; suspension ring stamped "800" and “65’; with wonderful original wearing length of ribbon with elastic for around neck under collar; textbook example with all the features of Klein & Quenzer. A wonderful worn ... Read and See More

Eichenlaub zum Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes 1939 im Verleihungsetui by Gebrüder Godet & Co. of Berlin. The Oakleaves to the Knights Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 was instituted September 28th 1941. Type 2, silver, hallmarked “900” on the reverse along with “21” (Gebrüder Godet & Co.); measuring approximately W 20.1 x H 19.2mm weighing 7g; exhibiting even patina. Issue case constructed of thick cardstock covered with ... Read and See More

A textbook 1944/45 era produced Klein & Quenzer, example. The upper reverse frame is unmarked. The jump ring is stamped "800" along with the manufacturer designation "65". Accompanying the cross is a wearing ribbon. It was reported to have been taken from a general officer in the surrendering party of Heinz Guardian but the veteran documentation has been lost by previous collector.. It is ... Read and See More

Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes 1939 by Klein & Quenzer A.G. of Idar-Oberstein. Instituted September 1, 1939, the Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 was the highest award (next to the Grand Cross which was only awarded once to Goering) made by Nazi Germany to recognize extreme battlefield bravery or outstanding military leadership during World War II. A total of 7313 Knight's Crosses were ... Read and See More

Magnetic core, silver frame stamped “800” on reverse top arm; a textbook S&L “A” type known amongst collectors as micro 800 version; measuring ca 48.2mm x 48.3mm weighing ca 29.8g; suspension ring stamped "935"; with length of original ribbon; lightly worn, in fine condition. (Complete with Document of Expertise from Dietrich Maerz, author of The Knights Cross of the Iron Cross.) ... See More

Previously sold by author LTC (Ret.) Thomas M. Johnson. SS-Oberführer Dr. Rudolf Diels (December 16th 1900 – November 18th 1957) was:

• The 1st Leader of the Gestapo – SS Secret Police (Appointed by Hermann Goering and was in office April 26th 1933 – April 20th 1934).
• Diels was succeed by H. ... Read and See More

A Model 1934 - Schutzstaffel Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. SS Himmler Daggers were presented to service members of the schutzstaffel who took part in “The Night of the Long Knives” and later to those who displayed unquestionable loyalty to Reichsleiter Heinrich Himmler. The prestigious blade on this one is gorgeous. The acid etched “Meine Ehere Heißt ... Read and See More

SS-Obersturmbannführer Herbert Garthe’s Model 1934 - Schutzstaffel Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. E. Röhm Honour Daggers were granted to members of the SS and SA who either had interrupted service from December 31, 1931, or those who transferred from the Hitler Youth prior to that time (February 22, 1934 - II Order Nr. 2869). 9900 were allocated for eligible members of ... Read and See More

Magnetic iron core, silver frame stamped “800 on reverse top arm; a textbook worn S&L; measuring approximately 48.4mm x 48.3mm weighing ca 30.3g; suspension ring stamped "800"; length of original short ribbon with under the collar mounting device (ca 9cm); in fine condition. Near impossible to find a cross in today’s market. (Complete with Document of Expertise from Dietrich Maerz, ... Read and See More

1st Model (1934/35) Airforce Dagger (Luftwaffe Fliegerdolch) with an etched blades by Krebs. Here's perhaps one of the rarest of rare. This is a special order private purchase double etched 1st Luft. The 1st luft blade is I believe is one of the largest of all production daggers and therefore required much time and effort to properly etch. This etch pattern ... Read and See More

Large silver frame with applied gilt national eagle of the Reichsmarschall, polished highlights. Silver stamped “835” with manufacture logo and "Zeitner - Berlin", Goering's preferred silversmith Professor Wilhelm Zeitner. Dimensions 25 x 36 cm. Large-format Rohr studio photo of Goering as Reichsmarschall with peaked cap, in his hand the Marshal's Staff, decorated with the Grand Cross of the Iron Cross in 1939. Accompanied by ... Read and See More

Previously sold by author LTC (Ret.) Thomas M. Johnson. SS-Oberführer Dr. Rudolf Diels (December 16th 1900 – November 18th 1957) was:

• The 1st Leader of the Gestapo – SS Secret Police (Appointed by Hermann Goering and was in office April 26th 1933 – April 20th 1934).
• Diels was succeed by H. ... Read and See More

This example is featured in two reference books:
- Swords of Germany 1900-1945 by Angolia. Page 197.
- German Swords of World War 2 by Johnson. Page 390,391, 392, 395.
Biography of Hermann Dahlmann. Theodor Hermann Dahlmann was born on 19 November 1892 in Wanfried, Eschwege District, Germany. In later years, he ... Read and See More

A Model 1934 - Schutzstaffel Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. These were presented to members of the SS who took part in “The Night of the Long Knives” and later to those who displayed unquestionable loyalty to H. Himmler. The prestigious Himmler blade on this one is another quality Carl Eickhorn construction. The acid etched; “Meine Ehere Heiß ... Read and See More

A wonderful awarded and worn cross. This history this piece must have seen. Iron core, silver frame stamped “800” on reverse top arm; measuring approximately 48.67 mm x 48.91mm, weighing approximately 30.1g; suspension ring stamped "800" and “65’; Per Dietrich Maerz, "The body of the cross exhibits signs of two layers of paint. This is not the case on the swastika and on the ... Read and See More

Oberst Karl Arndt Formal award document with folder to the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross of 1939. Large, double-paged parchment document with calligraphic text and national eagle dated 23 January 1942, the name of Karl Arndt rendered in hand-executed gold lettering, beneath which is the ink facsimile signature of Adolf Hitler. Document dimensions are 43.2 x 34.7 cm. The award folder in red leather ... Read and See More

Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes 1939 im Band und Etui by 800 L/12 - C. E. Juncker of Berlin. The 800 L/12 is considered the “holy grail” for RK collectors… The Knights Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 was the highest award made by Nazi Germany to recognize extreme battlefield bravery or outstanding military leadership during World War II.

Collectors often ask about ... Read and See More

Light green waffenfarbe on collar tabs and shoulder boards. Feldherrenhalle metal insignia on shoulder boards. Rank of Unteroffier. Feldherrenhalle cuff band on lower left sleeve. Ribbon bar for War Merit medal with swords, four year long service, Olympic medal, Easter Peoples decoration 2nd class. Three sets of thread loops on left breast pocket - DRL Sports Badge and Black Wound ... Read and See More

Magnetic core, silver frame stamped “800” on reverse top arm; measuring approximately 48.67 mm x 48.91mm, weighing approximately 30.1g; suspension ring stamped "800" and “65’; with length of original ribbon (24cm); textbook example with all the features of Klein & Quenzer. Complete with Document of Expertise from Dietrich Maerz, author of The Knights Cross of the Iron Cross. ... See More

Partial Röhm, Model 1934 - Schutzstaffel Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Richard Abr. Herder of Solingen. E. Röhm Honour Daggers were granted to members of the SS and SA who either had interrupted service from December 31, 1931, or those who transferred from the Hitler Youth prior to that time (February 22, 1934 - II Order Nr. 2869). 9900 were allocated for eligible members of the ... Read and See More

Perhaps the most desired Juncker of them all! Dietrich Maerz calls the 800 L/12 the ?holy grail? of Knights crosses. Now, I need to share this to all of those who are not in ?the know?. The reason Juncker crosses stand apart from the others is the fact that the dies for these were destroyed during an Allied air raid on ... Read and See More

A Model 1934 SS Honor Dagger with H. Himmler dedication and hanger by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. Polished blade with etched motto, manufacturer's trademark and full dedication "In herzlicher Kameradschaft H. Himmler" (In Cordial Comradeship H.Himmler). Nickel silver hilt fittings with underside lower cross-guard stamped with inspector number “8”. Black ebony wooden grip in near flawless condition with inset nickel silver ... Read and See More

For those of you who want to know where this dagger has been: the veteran “Earnest P Lee” 2nd Division sold it to a “Bob Joshlin” in December 3rd 1976. Joshlin sold it to Wayne Techet around April 22nd 1992. Techet later consigned it with Tom Whittmann who sold it to a Larry Oliver around March 26th 2002. Larry Oliver later sold it ... Read and See More

A Flieger-Erinnerungsabzeichen by C. E. Juncker of Berlin. The Flyer’s Commemorative Badge (Retired Aircrew Badge) was awarded to active and reserve personnel who had been honorably discharged from flying duties. It is constructed out of a die struck tombak base that has been silver washed and black burnished. The obverse features an eagle perched on a boulder with its ... Read and See More

La pi?ce de r'sistance! This is THE most desirable Knights Cross of all the Knights Crosses! A Lazy 2 Juncker! The same type of Knights Cross that is featured on the front of ?The Knights Cross of the Iron Cross? by Dietrich Maerz. Now I need to tell this to all of those who are not in ?the know?. ... Read and See More

Oberstleutnant Hermann von Borries Formal award document with folder to the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross of 1939. Large, double-paged parchment document with calligraphic text and national eagle dated 03 May 1942, the name of Hermann von Borries rendered in hand-executed gold lettering, beneath which is the ink facsimile signature of Adolf Hitler. Document dimensions are 43.2 x 34.7 cm. The award folder in ... Read and See More

Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes 1939 by Steinhauer & Lück, Lüdenscheid. Amagnetic core, silver frame stamped “800 on reverse top arm; a textbook S&L; measuring approximately 48.4mm x 48.3mm weighing ca 30.3g; suspension ring stamped "935"; length of original ribbon (45cm); in fine condition with honest wear. Near impossible to find a cross in today’s market. (Complete with Document of Expertise ... Read and See More

This beautiful black tunic is really an attractive piece and comes out of an advanced SS collection. These black tunics, with their black and silver piping and striking cut, epitomize the SS and this tunic comes with all the accoutrements shown in the photos, meaning you have a ready-made high-end SS display. This package includes:

1. Tunic
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How often do you see one of these?! We have here an Eastern Territory Government Official's Dagger by Carl Eickhorn! The blade on this piece is excellent! The crossgrain is stunning and runs the full length of the blade. The dark and crisp, acid etched "Original Eickhorn Solingen" maker mark is beautifully executed. With a perfect tip and fit, this ... Read and See More

Knights Cross with magnetic core, silver frame stamped “935” and “4” on reverse top arm; measuring approximately 48.6mm x 48.1mm weighing ca. 30.3g; suspension ring stamped "935"; a textbook Steinhauer & Lück in extremely fine condition. Iron Cross with magnetic/iron core, silvered frame, flat pin, unmarked, measuring approximately 44.10mm x 44.29mm weighing 14.4g; a textbook late Steinhauer & Lück in extremely fine ... Read and See More

Model 1934 - Schutzstaffel Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. E. Rohm Honor daggers were granted to members of the SS/SA who either had interrupted service since December 31st 1931 or those who transferred from the Hitler Youth prior to December 31st 1931. After the Night of the Long Knives, Ernst Röhm was declared a “traitor” and removal of ... Read and See More

A Model 1934 - Schutzstaffel Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. These were presented to members of the SS who took part in “The Night of the Long Knives” and later to those who displayed unquestionable loyalty to H. Himmler. The blade on this one is gorgeous! The acid etched; “Meine Ehere Heißt Treue” motto, “In Herzlicher Freundschaft, ... Read and See More

A Model 1934 - Schutzstaffel Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Gottlieb Hammesfahr of Solingen. E. Rohm Honour Daggers were granted to members of the SS and SA who either had interrupted service since December 31st 1931 or those who transferred from the Hitler Youth prior to that time (February 22 1934 - II Order Nr. 2869). 9900 were allocated for eligible members of the SS. After the ... Read and See More

A Model 1934 - Schutzstaffel Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. These were presented to members of the SS who took part in “The Night of the Long Knives” and later to those who displayed unquestionable loyalty to H. Himmler. The blade on this one is great! The acid etched; “Meine Ehere Heißt Treue” motto, “In Herzlicher Freundschaft, ... Read and See More

Earliest Type, Extremely Rare - Knights Cross of the Iron Cross by C. E. Juncker of Berlin. The award is constructed a die struck three-piece construction that has been soldered together. The single piece core is constructed out of a zinc base that has been black painted. The two-piece frame is constructed out of a nickel-silver base. A final protectant ... Read and See More

An excellent virgin example never been in a collection and I am pleased to offer to the collecting community! The prestigious Himmler blade on this one is another quality Carl Eickhorn construction! The acid etched; "Meine Ehere Heisst Treue" motto, "In Herzlicher Freundschaft, H. Himmler" inscription and serrated-tail "Carl Eickhorn Solingen" maker mark are ... Read and See More

Check out the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRfwnzdrnOs.
Likely the most desirable of all SS daggers! Blade is an NM example that shows just the most minor evidence of age. Smooth-tail small Eickhorn maker mark is placed tight to the crossguard, as they all are. ... Read and See More

Wow! Check out the blade on this beauty! The Carl Wester produced, rose bud type pattern, Damascus blade on this one is a real prize! The time, quality and workmanship that would have gone into this is quite exceptional to think about! The tapered tang reads: "Echter Damascener C.W. 2". The C.W. is for Carl Wester. Overall the blade ... Read and See More

SS-Ehrenring der Waffen SS-Oberführer Otto Reich (5.12.1891 – 20.9.1955) – Concentration Camp Kommandant of the Konzentrationslager Lichtenburg. This ring is dated June 30th 1934 (30.6.34) and is a 11 1/2 size (21.2mm inside diameter). The SS Honor Ring was a personal gift bestowed by Himmler intended as “reminder at all times to be willing to risk the life of ourselves for the life of the whole” and ... Read and See More

95% + smooth field grey paint, 95% + decals, shell stamped "ET62" and "4377", M31 brown leather liner exhibiting minimal service age, ink stamped "55", missing draw string and leather chinstrap. Very rare helmet in exceptional untouched condition. ... See More

General der Panzertruppe Gerhard von Schwerin Soldbuch. Recipient of the Oak Leaves and Sword of the Knight's Cross. Soldbuch No.1 issued to Oberstleunant with promotions 1 August 41 to Oberst, 1 October 1942 Generalmajor, 1 June 1943 to Generalleutnant, and 1 April 1945 to general der Panzertruppen. last military district: Wehrbezirkskommando Berlin, assignments, inscription of the dog tag: 1. ObI. 07. 1.R. Gr. Deutschl, Nr.1, equipment, pay, vaccinations, military hospital ... Read and See More

Black painted magnetic core, silver frame stamped “800” and “L/12” on reverse top arm; a textbook Juncker; measuring approximately 48.26m x 48.27mm weighing 35.8g; suspension ring stamped "800"; original ribbon (22.5cm). (Complete with Document of Expertise from Dietrich Maerz, author of "The Knights Cross of the Iron Cross"). ... See More

How often do you see one of these?! We have here an Eastern Territory Government Official's Dagger by Carl Eickhorn! The blade on this piece is excellent! The crossgrain is stunning and runs the full length of the blade. The dark and crisp, acid etched "Original Eickhorn Solingen" maker mark is beautifully executed. With a perfect tip and fit, this ... Read and See More

Japan, Katana - August 5, 1715 (Edo, Shinto) - Japanese Samurai Sword - Ichi Hizen - Dewa [no] Kami - Fujiwara Yukihiro Third Generation with NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Token Certificate. Style: Shinogi Zukuri. Length: 69.8 cm. Construction: regular width and thickness weight 855 grams. Signature: Ichi Hizen juni Fujiwara Yukihiro. Koshirae: Black ishime ji saya custom fittings. Nakago: Signed and especially dated august fifth 1711. ... Read and See More

The is the exact “2nd Model Luftwaffe Officer’s Dagger Complete with Damascus Blade by the Tiger Firm in Solingen” featured on page 104 of “Collecting the Edged Weapons of the Third Reich Volume VII” by LTC (Ret.) Thomas M. Johnson.

THE Textbook Example - M1937 Fliegerdolch für Offiziere mit Damastklinge (Carl Wester) by Tiger (Tigerwerk ... Read and See More

Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes 1939 by Klein & Quenzer A.G. of Idar-Oberstein. Instituted September 1, 1939, the Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 was the highest award (next to the Grand Cross which was only awarded once to H. Goering) made by Nazi Germany to recognize extreme battlefield bravery or outstanding military leadership during World War II. A total of 7313 Knight’s ... Read and See More

Magnetic core, silver frame stamped "800" and "2" on reverse top arm; a textbook Juncker; type known amongst collectors as Lazy 2 version; measuring approximately 48.4mm x 48.7mm weighing 32.1g; suspension ring stamped "800"; original ribbon (36cm); in extremely fine condition. Issue case constructed of thick cardstock covered with a black leatherette paper; moderate scuffing to exterior; the interior of ... Read and See More

Maker Carl Eickhorn, Solingen. Polished blade with etched motto, manufacturer's trademark and full dedication "In herzlicher Kameradschaft H. Himmler" (In Cordial Comradeship H.Himmler). Nickel silver hilt fittings with underside lower cross-guard stamped with inspector number “2”. Black ebony wooden grip in near flawless condition with inset nickel silver eagle and enamelled SS emblem. Black burnished steel scabbard retaining significant amounts ... Read and See More

A Ehrenbecher für den Sieger im Luftkampfe. The Imperial Honor Goblet for the Victor in Air Combat, instituted in 1915, was generally awarded for the first aerial combat victory and as the war progressed, later requirements increased the number of downed aerial opponents. An estimated 2411 Imperial Honor Goblets were awarded. It is constructed out of hand hammered silver. The cup ... Read and See More

Unissued “Lazy 2” - Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes 1939 im Etui by C.E. Juncker of Berlin. The Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 was the highest award made by Nazi Germany to recognize extreme battlefield bravery or outstanding military leadership during World War II. Magnetic core, silver frame stamped “800” and “2” on reverse top arm; a textbook Juncker; type known amongst ... Read and See More

Your chance to purchase a RK grouping that will be featured in an upcoming reference!
We have here a five piece Julius P?ppel grouping. It consists of an early photo of him, his Soldbuch, a Silver Tank Destruction Strip, his knights cross preliminary award document and finally a Knights Cross by K&Q!
Julius P?ppel of ... Read and See More

Mint magnetic core, silver frame stamped “800 on reverse top arm; a textbook S&L; measuring approximately 48.4mm x 48.3mm weighing 30.3g; suspension ring stamped "935"; full length original ribbon (72cm); in extremely fine condition. Issue case constructed of thick cardstock covered with a black leatherette paper; the interior of the lid with off-white and padded blended fabric; intact fabric hinge cover; ... Read and See More

SS-Dienstauszeichnung. Constructed of gilded tombac in the shape of a swastika; the obverse bearing a set of SS runes within an oak wreath; the reverse inscribed ““FÜR TREUE DIENSTE IN DER SS” (German - For Loyal Services in the SS); on a loop for suspension; with a period original and matching cornflower blue ribbon bearing two hand embroidered gilt ... Read and See More

Bernhard Winzheimer (Born 21.12.1914), NSDAP # 3 602 389, SS-Hauptsturmführer der Waffen-SS. More information here: https://www.forum-der-wehrmacht.de/index.php?thread/18272-polizei-bataillone-201-210/&pageNo=7 ... See More

An Early Type-A “Micro 800” - Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes 1939 im Etui by Steinhauer & Lück of Lüdenscheid. The Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 was the highest award made by Nazi Germany to recognize extreme battlefield bravery or outstanding military leadership during World War II. The award is constructed a die struck three-piece construction that has been soldered ... Read and See More

THE Textbook Example - SS-Ehrenring (1940-44) der SS-Sturmbannführer d.R. Waffen-SS Ernst Knoblauch. Ernst Knoblauch was born March 23, 1884, his Party Number was: 316 985 and his SS Number was: 310 353. He was promoted to: SS-Sturmbannführer on June 21, 1944 - SS-Sturmbannführer dR Waffen-SS. He was also the brother of SS-Obergruppenführer und General der Waffen SS Kurt Knoblauch. The SS Honor Ring ... Read and See More

Here's a rare opportunity to purchase a known SS Honor sword that has been documented in a major reference. This is the textbook example. These were authorized for wear personally by Himmler and ownership required a certificate. Each one was, upon being awarded, duly noted in the SS Diensltersliste and became a part of the owner's service record along with ... Read and See More

M36 Type I (B2) - Schutzstaffel Kettendolch für Offiziere. One of the top chained pieces I've ever been able to offer. Visually stunning and in wonderful condition. The blade on this one is in wonderful condition. The crisp acid etched “Meine Ehre heißt Treue” motto is beautifully executed! The tip comes to a perfect point and it continues ... Read and See More

A Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes 1939 by L/12 – C. E. Juncker of Berlin.The Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 was the highest award made by Nazi Germany to recognize extreme battlefield bravery or outstanding military leadership during World War II. The award is constructed a die struck three-piece construction that has been soldered together. The single piece core is ... Read and See More

This is the one award every collection should have! This is the complete set of Klein and Quenzer's second model Knights Cross, ribbon and issue case! What a beautiful example! The Knights Cross is a die struck, three-piece construction (single piece, black painted iron core and two piece frosted alloy frame). The obverse features a larger pattee style cross ... Read and See More

Here is a piece that seldom, if ever, comes to the open market—an untouched SS officer’s tunic. This comes out of an advanced SS collection and displays everything you want to see on an SS officer’s summer tunic. It simply does not get any better. This is a full, ready-made display for the advanced SS collector and ... Read and See More

A Knights Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 by Steinhauer & Luck, magnetic core, silver frame stamped “800” on reverse top arm; a textbook S&L “A” type known amongst collectors as micro 800 version; measuring approximately 48.1mm x 48.3mm weighing 28.4g; suspension ring stamped "800"; with length of original ribbon; lightly worn with button holes. Seven piece medal bar with Austrian and German orders, ... Read and See More

A Model 1934 - Schutzstaffel Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. These were presented to members of the SS who took part in “The Night of the Long Knives” and later to those who displayed unquestionable loyalty to H. Himmler. The blade on this one is great! The acid etched; “Meine Ehere Heißt Treue” motto, “In Herzlicher Freundschaft, ... Read and See More

A Cased Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes 1939 by 65 - Klein & Quenzer A.G. of Idar-Oberstein. The Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 was the highest award made by Nazi Germany to recognize extreme battlefield bravery or outstanding military leadership during World War II. The award is constructed a die struck three-piece construction that has been soldered together. The single piece ... Read and See More

An Early Model 1937 - Dolch für Offiziere des Wasserzoll-Beamte by E.&F. Hörster Co. Solingen. Textbook water customs purchased from Vet by me. The blade on this piece is a gorgeous example. It features wonderful crossgrain all the way from the hilt to the tip. The acid etched “E.&F. Hörster Solingen” maker mark is dark crisp ... Read and See More

Extremely Rare, Etched Blade with Blued Panel - M1937 Fliegerdolch für Offiziere. Many factories offered custom etches to wealthier officers. These may have been purchased to commemorate a noteworthy event, an individual achievement or as a gift from a loved one. The unmarked, Emil Voos style etched blade on this one is a real treat. The etched panels are ... Read and See More

THE Textbook Example - 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger with SS Motto and Date. M1937 Fliegerdolch by Eickhorn of Solingen. Here's a really interesting piece that Tom Wittmann chose to do a 3 pg spread on, pgs 250-252 in his book, Exploring the Dress Daggers of the German Luftwaffe. The obverse of the plated blade features the SS Motto, “Miene Ehre ist ... Read and See More

Model 1940 - Waffen-SS Feldbluse für einen SS-Obersturmführer der Infanterie. Constructed out of a tailor-made high-grade field-grey twill weave tricot/wool blend. It features a five-button front with four pleated pockets with scalloped flaps and French cuffs. There are loops on the left breast for combat awards. Above the left breast pocket are loops for a close combat clasp ... Read and See More

Model 1016 variant - SS-Verfügungstruppe Löwenkopf Off.-Säbel mit Hoheits-Abzeichen by WKC of Solingen. This exact pattern is featured on page 310 of “Exploring The Dress Daggers and Swords of the German SS” by Thomas T. Wittmann. WKC featured a special line of SS swords in their sales catalog. This sword was sold by LTC Thomas M. Johnson on ... Read and See More

A Model 1934 - Schutzstaffel Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. These were presented to members of the SS who took part in “The Night of the Long Knives” and later to those who displayed unquestionable loyalty to H. Himmler.

The blade on this one is good. The acid etched “Meine Ehere Heißt Treue” ... Read and See More

This Knight's Cross grouping was purchased from a German collector originally by Andre Vandewynckel (Flanders Militaria) who lived in Schleswig-Holstein which is where Kurt Rohrbeck lived. According to Andre the Knight's Cross recipients name, Kurt Rohrbeck, was revealed to Andre after the purchase. Kurt Rohrbeck was a Cavalry Recon Officer. He was awarded the German Cross in Gold as Oberleutnant ... Read and See More

Wonderful frosty example of the coveted RK by S&L of Lüdenscheid. This is a textbook cross that is correctly marked with the "micro" 800 silver mark on both the frame and the ribbon loop. The paint is in fine condition on this ?A? type iron based core. This cross is three piece constructed. For those of you checking this ... Read and See More

Single-edged, unmarked straight blade with white leather washer. Nickel hilt fittings, early step style pommel, with stamped SS proof "Kulturzeichen" in underside of crossguard and top of scabbard throat. Ebony grip consists of fourteen segments separated by nickel wire wrap with perfectly positioned background burnished nickel runes button. Black lacquered steel scabbard with nickel-plated steel fittings retains 99% finish and exhibts ... Read and See More

Here we have one of the most elegant daggers made during the Third Reich! The blade on this piece is stone mint! The dark and crisp, acid etched "Alcoso Solingen" maker mark is the 1st these guys used on these daggers. The crossgrain remains visible and it has a perfect tip and fit! The original buffer pad remains ... Read and See More

Germanische Leistungsrune in Bronze by Otto Gahr of Kremnitz. It is a multipiece construction, made out of a finezinc base that has been bronze washed, with die stamped tombak based runes that have been silver washed and contain black enamel work. The obverse features the SS runes above a sun-wheel swastika. The concave fullback reverse shows the four prongs that ... Read and See More

A 1st Class Order of the German Eagle (Deutsche Adlerorden 1. Klasse) Sash and Eight Point Star in Issue Case by Gebr. Godet & Co. of Berlin. The Order of Merit of the German Eagle, was instituted May 1st 1937, and was awarded by Hitler to foreign nationals who had made a meritorious contribution to the German Reich on the recommendation of the ... Read and See More

A highly sought-after Sturmabteilung Ehrendolch by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. Next to the Prototype Christmas Dagger, with the earliest style eagle, this “small ‘A’ motto” variation is the earliest SA dagger. The prototype daggers are said to have been given to prominent SA generals to see how they liked them prior to including them in standard SA uniform dress. While ... Read and See More

Struck in fine zinc, steel grey finished eagle over crossed stick grenade and bayonet with minor oxidation, oakleave wreath retains trace amounts of original gilding. Reverse retains comparable finish with raised maker mark "JFS" Josef Feix & Söhne , complete with wide magnetic pin and catch. ... See More

Personalized - M1936 Schutzstaffel-Ehredegen für und Führer by Peter Daniel Krebs of Solingen. Introduced in 1935/36, the SS Officers Honour Degan was authorized for wear personally by Himmler as an award in recognition of special merit. Ownership required a signed certificate, was recorded in the SS Dienstaltersliste and was a part of the owner’s service records. This specific ... Read and See More

Luftwaffe Honor goblet for special achievements in air war. Second pattern, die struck, three-piece, silver plated, nickel/silver construction goblet consists of the cup, a stem and a base. The top cup section has a rounded down, bottom taper which attaches to a stem which in turn attaches to the base. All three components are silver soldered together. The cup ... Read and See More

This dagger was presented to Erich Honecker by the Poliburo at the hunting lodge in Doelln (Krug) which belonged to the Central Committee of the SED. The blue leather case is six inches wide, 15.75 inches long and 1.75 inches deep. The dagger itself is 14 inches long and is made using 24k gold. The grip wire is five meters of pure silver. ... Read and See More

The Holy Grail for many! This is an absolutely beautiful piece. The polished maker marked blade is an Mint- example with near perfect crossgrain. There are no stains, sharpening or abuse, perfect tip and the desirable early Alcoso maker mark to the obverse. Yes, many were issued this way. The thin blue leather blade buffer is in place. Classic Alcoso ... Read and See More

Hauptmann D. L. Friedrich Kimmich, Army (Heer), Major of the Landwehr, Leader of the II./Grenadier-Regiment 554 (Major d. Landwehr Fhr. II./G. R. 554 ) was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross on the 11th of December 1942 by General der Infanterie Kurt von der Chevallerie, to recognize extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership. Kimmich’s Knights Cross was awarded ... Read and See More

Here's a textbook example out of an advanced collection. The blade is a NM example with a few odd dots of age. The blade has excellent crossgrain, there are no nicks to the edges and the tip is perfect! The maker mark is darkly etched in place just below the TENO eagle. The obverse is stamped with the low number "3292" ... Read and See More

SS-Hauptsturmführer Georg Distler’s Model 1934 - Schutzstaffel Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. E. Rohm Honour Daggers were granted to members of the SS and SA who either had interrupted service since December 31, 1931 or those who transferred from the Hitler Youth prior to that time (February 22, 1934 - II Order Nr. 2869). 9900 were allocated for eligible members of the ... Read and See More

Perhaps the most desired Juncker of them all! Dietrich Maerz calls the 800 L/12 the "holy grail" of Knights crosses. Now, I need to share this to all of those who are not in "the know". The reason Juncker crosses stand apart from the others is the fact that the dies for these were destroyed during an Allied air raid on ... Read and See More

Wow what a piece! Just look at the detail work that went into this! Stunning! It is both machine and hand made with multiple pieces of cloth. It consists of gold bullion, cotton and rayon material. The one side clearly displays a centrally placed, hand stitched, gold bullion Kreigsmarine eagle with outstretched wings clutching a wreathed swastika in it talons. ... Read and See More

1st Class Order of the German Eagle with Swords (Deutsche Adlerorden 1. Klasse mit Schwertern) Sash and Eight Point Star in Issue Case by Gebr. Godet & Co. of Berlin. The Order of Merit of the German Eagle, was instituted May 1st 1937, and was awarded by Hitler to foreign nationals who had made a meritorious contribution to the German Reich on the ... Read and See More

Well guys, I do get offered these from time to time but could not pass this one up! So many of these look brand new and were never worn but this one was really there!! Just enough wear so you know it was worn. Man if this could talk!! Wonderful example of the coveted RK by S&L of Ludenscheid. ... Read and See More

This is the one award every collection should have! This is the complete set of Steinhauer & Luck A type Knights Cross, ribbon and issue case! What a beautiful example! The Knights Cross is a die struck, three-piece construction (single piece, black painted iron core and two piece silver frame). The obverse features a larger pattee style cross with a centrally ... Read and See More

Extremely Rare, Etched - 1st Model (1934/35) Airforce Dagger (Luftwaffe Borddolch). This specific etch was a special order and privately purchase from the Emil Voos company. This is definitely one of the rarest of rare and is only the second example I’ve owned in my lifetime!

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Complete - M39 Dolch für Staatsbeamte by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. Approximately 1 in 4 Government Official Daggers were manufactured by the Carl Eickhorn firm. Unlike Puma and Pack who are even rarer, Eickhorn cast their own components. Most consider these to be superior in quality and are thus highly prized by collectors.

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M36 Type II / B1 - Schutzstaffel Kettendolch für Offiziere. Introduced August 25, 1936, the Model 1936 - SS Service Dagger was approved by H. Himmler for wear by all officers having held rank as of November 9, 1935, or those two has three or more years of service as of January 30, 1936. The blade on this one looks great. The acid etched “Meine Ehre heiß ... Read and See More

magnetic core, silver frame stamped "935" and "4" on reverse top arm; a textbook S&L; measuring approximately 48.4mm x 48.3mm weighing 30.3g; suspension ring stamped "800"; full length original ribbon (72cm); in extremely fine condition. Issue case constructed of thick cardstock covered with a black leatherette paper; moderate scuffing to exterior; the interior of the lid with off-white ... Read and See More

A Schirmmütze Heeres General by Erel. It is constructed out of the highest quality field grey doe skin wool, with a dark green center band and gold bullion piping. Attached to the obverse is a die stamped, aluminum based, gold gilded army generals cap eagle and multi piece vented cockade and wreath. To the sides are two peened on ... Read and See More

WOW—this is exactly what every SS collector wants to have in their collection room—a ready made display! This is an RZM-issued SS mantel (overcoat) constructed by Maker 251. This mantel has exactly what you want on one of these--all of the trimmings are SS marked and all to 1937-1938, including the belt, buckle, cross strap and buttons! Each of ... Read and See More

This dagger was presented to Frederich Dickel by Erich Honecker. In 1936/37 Dickel was a platoon leader and company commander in the Internal Brigades during the Spanish Civil War. In 1961 he was a member of the Staff of the National Defence Council for the closing of the state border in Berlin. In 1963 he became Minister of the Interior and Chief of ... Read and See More

M36 Type II - Schutzstaffel Kettendolch für Offiziere. This is currently THE best Chained piece on the market. The blade on this one is superb! The crisp acid etched “Meine Ehre heißt Treue” motto is beautifully executed! The crossgrain is easily visible all the way from the hilt to tip. The tip comes to a perfect point and ... Read and See More

M36 Type II - Schutzstaffel Kettendolch für Offiziere. The blade on this one is excellent! The crisp acid etched “Meine Ehre heißt Treue” motto is beautifully executed! The cros grain is easily visible all the way from the hilt to tip. The tip comes to a perfect point and it continues to hold a nice and tight fit! ... Read and See More

SS-Hauptsturmführer (SS Nr. 213 399) Karl Müller’s M36 Type II - Schutzstaffel Kettendolch für Offiziere. The blade on this one loos excellent. The crisp acid etched “Meine Ehre heißt Treue” motto is beautifully executed. The crossgrain is easily visible all the way from the hilt to tip. The tip comes to a perfect point and it continues ... Read and See More

A Model 1934 - Sturmabteilung Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. Ernst Röhm Honour Daggers were granted to members of the SS and SA who either had interrupted service since December 31, 1931, or those who transferred from the Hitler Youth prior to that time. After the Night of the Long Knives, Röhm was declared a “traitor” and removal ... Read and See More

M36 Type II - Schutzstaffel Kettendolch für Offiziere. The blade on this one is beautiful! The crisp acid etched “Meine Ehre heißt Treue” motto is crimson red! A very interesting feature… what stained the color? Who knows, but that’s the way I got it and I’m leaving it that way. The crossgrain is easily visible all ... Read and See More

Personalized - M36 Type II / B1 - Schutzstaffel Kettendolch für Offiziere. The blade on this one looks great. The crisp, acid etched “Meine Ehre heißt Treue” motto provides a great contrast to the bright blade. The crossgrain is easily visible all the way from the hilt to tip. The tip and fit are both perfect. There is no ... Read and See More

Allgemeine-SS Oberscharführer Mantel der SS-Fuss-Standarte “41” (Bayreuth) by RZM 55. Constructed out of a tailored black wool. The obverse features a double-breasted opening with two rows of six sewn-on aluminum pebbled buttons that are all marked to the underside: “OLC”, “36/38” (Overhoff & Cie., Lüdenscheid 1938), “RZM”, “SS”. There are two angled waist pockets with scalloped closure flaps. The open collar has intertwined ... Read and See More

M1936 Schutzstaffel-Ehredegen für und Führer by Peter Daniel Krebs of Solingen. Introduced in 1935/36, the SS Officers Honour Degan was authorized for wear personally by Himmler as an award in recognition of special merit. Ownership required a signed certificate, was recorded in the SS Dienstaltersliste and was a part of the owner’s service records.

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Here we have a fabulous grouping that was obtained directly by me from the Veterans family in Germany. You will not get better provenance than what I have on this guy. Well short of going over to Germany and buying one from a living Vet. There is a chain of ownership that goes right back to him. Not some US ... Read and See More

Heavy rough textured tan camouflage finish over factory field grey. Luftwaffe decal visible. Four early, first pattern, vented, steel, spanner bolts. Supple M38 tan leather liner with a central stitched seam, twelve circular ventilation holes and black rubber padding to the helmet band and the interior crown is well marked with heavily faded black ink stamped sizing. Lining also has ... Read and See More

Well I have some providence on this one!! Starting from Johnson Reference Book's Catalog# 48 this piece was sold to a collector November 27th 1989 , then from this collector to Craig Gottlieb Military Antiques, then from him to another collector back in April 11, 2005 and then from that collector to J.R. Meda Militaria who sold it to another collector, and now ... Read and See More

This is perhaps the most desired Knights Cross of them all! The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross was the highest award made by Nazi Germany to recognize extreme battlefield bravery or outstanding military leadership during World War II. The award is a die struck three-piece construction that has been soldered together. The single piece core is constructed out of ... Read and See More

An excellent virgin example that has never been in a collection! The prestigious Himmler blade on this one is another quality Carl Eickhorn construction! The acid etched; “Meine Ehere Heisst Treue” motto, “In Herzlicher Freundschaft, H. Himmler” inscription and smooth tail “Carl Eickhorn Solingen” maker mark are all dark, crisp and beautifully executed! They provide a wonderful contrast to the ... Read and See More

90% green and traces of red sprayed camouflage finish over factory field grey with traces of a once present wire. Luftwaffe decal remains 75% intact. Four early, first pattern, vented, steel, spanner bolts. M38 tan leather liner with a central stitched seam, twelve circular ventilation holes and black rubber padding to the helmet band and the interior crown is well marked with ... Read and See More

Heavy, Six Rivets, Short Pin - Deutsches Kreuz in Gold im Klein Etui by Deschler & Sohn of München. Instituted September 28, 1941, the Gold German Cross was awarded to military personnel to recognize repeated acts (6-8) of bravery or exceptional command in combat. It is constructed out of a die struck, five-piece construction, with a; tombak base, white core, gold fire ... Read and See More

Here's one I purchased last fall from an old collection. I've just been enjoying it the past few month and have not been ready to let it go till now. The bright blade on this one is awesome! The acid etched frosted Meine Ehre heisst Treue motto is beautifully executed, providing an excellent contrast to the bright blade! The ... Read and See More

By Deschler, bottom arm stamped "1" and "900", with typical die flaw in numeral "3", and small flaw at the bottom arm (reverse, right tip), approximate size 53.01mm(w) x 58.95mm, weight approximately (with ribbon) 49.1 grams. In blue case of issue. Unworn. Scarce ... See More

A Model 1934 - Sturmabteilung Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. Ernst Röhm Honour Daggers were granted to members of the SS and SA who either had interrupted service since December 31, 1931, or those who transferred from the Hitler Youth prior to that time. After the Night of the Long Knives, Röhm was declared a “traitor” and removal ... Read and See More

Beauty Knight's Cross by Steinhauer & Lück, Lüdenscheid ... See More

An extremely rare dagger. This example has internally marked "P.A" crossguards with nice precise accent grooves and a slightly greenish tint. The fittings throughout are the early nickel variety. The reverse side of the lower guard is Roman numeral district stamped "I ". The under side is serial numbered "67840". A preliminary search indicates the owner ... Read and See More

Top notch Rohm ... See More

NPEA Leader daggers are very rare, finding one by Eickhorn, is well rare to the extreme! The blade on this one is a beauty! Rating an easy Exc+. It has the commonly seen runner marks and a bit of age. The tip is perfect, the fit is perfect, the crossgrain is stunning and it has a dark beautifully executed Eickhorn ... Read and See More

SS-Ehrenring der Franz Fiala - Waffen SS, SS-Obersturmführer der Reserve. The SS Honor Ring was a personal gift bestowed by Himmler intended as “reminder at all times to be willing to risk the life of ourselves for the life of the whole” and would become one of the highest honors bestowed upon a man of the elite SS. The ... Read and See More

Here we have the Cadillac of all SS Daggers: a beautiful Early Model 1933 SS Dagger (Schutzstaffel Dienstdolch) by Böker of Solingen with a vertical hanger. The blade on this one is a real treat! The acid etched “Meine Ehre Heißt Treue” motto and “Böker Solingen” maker mark are both dark, crisp and beautifully executed! They provide a ... Read and See More

Rare to find a personalized example. These were authorized for wear personally by Himmler and ownership required a certificate. Each one was, upon being awarded, duly noted in the SS Diensltersliste and became a part of the owner's service record along with his other awards and citations. This umarked example was most likely made by Krebs. The 31" blade rates an ... Read and See More

Rare & Early - M1936 Nationalpolitische Erziehungsanstalt (NPEA) Kettendolch für Schulungsleiter by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. The blade on this on looks good. The acid etched “Mehr sein als scheinen.” textbook Eickhorn motto and earlier “Eickhorn Solingen” maker mark are both dark, crisp and beautifully executed. The crossgrain looks stunning as you shine it in the light. The tip comes ... Read and See More

Model 1933 - Schutzstaffel Dienstdolch by Boker of Solingen. The Cadillac of all SS Dagger makers, Boker! The blade on this one looks great. It has very fine crossgrain that runs the full length of the blade and the fit and tip are both perfect! The dark and crisp, acid etched "Meine Ehre heist Treue" motto and "Boker Solingen" maker mark ... Read and See More

A Model 1934 - Sturmabteilung Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. Ernst Röhm Honour Daggers were granted to members of the SS and SA who either had interrupted service since December 31, 1931, or those who transferred from the Hitler Youth prior to that time (February 22, 1934 - II Order Nr. 2869). After the Night of the Long Knives, Ernst Röhm ... Read and See More

This is a rare dagger that is very tough to buy. Reproductions abound! Here's a super blade that is about as good as you will ever find. Blade grades NM. The maker mark RZM 7/36 nice and dark as it the motto. Original brown buffer pad is intact. The fittings are all silver washed and do show honest wear with just ... Read and See More

A M44 Waffen-SS Feldbluse für SS-Oberscharführer Artillerie. It is constructed out of a field gray wool and grey silk twill weave inseam. The tunic has a large collar and no pockets. There are four award loops to the left breast pocket. A vaulted 1st Class Iron Cross by 65 (Klein & Quenzer A.G., Idar-Oberstein) is attached to one. The ... Read and See More

A SS Totenkopf Honor Ring (SS-Ehrenring) with COA and Research Package awarded to SS- Hauptsturmführer Heinz Leidecker. It is engraved “S.lb, Leidecker 7.3.36 H. Himmler”. Skull is affixed directly above a nice seam of the ring indicating the ring was sized before it was welded closed. Exactly what we want to see on these pieces. The exterior displays a ... Read and See More

A Type I – Ehrenzeichen vom 9.November 1923, designed by Josef Fuess of München and manufactured by Eugen Schmidhäussler of Pforzheim. The Blood Order (Decoration in Memory of 9th November 1923 - Munich Putsch) was instituted in March 1934 and was awarded for loyal participation in the unsuccessful “Beer Hall Putsch” where the Nazi Party attempted to seize governmental power. This example ... Read and See More

Fine field grey gabardine top, wide black velvet center band, white wool waffenfarbe piping, Zimmermann eagle and cupal Deschler skull. Twisted silver/aluminum chin cords retained by silver washed pebbled side buttons. Black lacquered vulcanfibre visor with subtly raised lip along forward edge and brown checkered underside. Interior is fully lined in a grey rayon with a “59” ink size stamp ... Read and See More

A once in a lifetime opportunity to purchase an extremely rare and desirable Luftwaffe weiße Sommer Schirmmütze für General by Clemens Wagner of Braunschweig. The visor top is constructed out of a light white cotton with a black horizontally ribbed and interwoven mohair center band and a blue grey base. The center band is bordered in gold ... Read and See More

A Cased Ritterkreuz des Kriegsverdienstkreuzes mit Schwertern by 1 - Deschler & Sohn of München. Instituted August 19th 1940, the Knights Cross of the War Merit Cross with Swords was awarded for outstanding merit of decisive consequence for the conduct of the war. Awarding of the cross was reserved to Adolf Hitler personally. Award proposals were made by the highest authorities and ... Read and See More

Der Fechter by Porzellanmanufaktur Allach - Modellnummer “83”. Introduced in 1938 and designed by Ottmar Obermaier. Constructed out of a die cast, white, unglazed (bisque) porcelain base. The figure features a standing shirtless athlete, with his left hand on his wait and his right holding a fencing sword with tip touching the ground leaving the blade slightly bent. The square shaped pedestal ... Read and See More

Awarded to Oberfeldwebel Willy (Willi) Lahrmann. Born in 1919, Passed at the age of 24 on December 18, 1942. He was awarded the: 2nd Class Iron Cross, Pilot Badge, 1st Class Iron Cross, Front Flight Clasp in Gold, the Honor Goblet and the German Cross in Gold (December 3, 1942). Lahrmann was a Luftwaffe Schlachtflieger (ground-attack pilot) who flew the Henschel Hs 129 Panzerjäger ground-attack aircraft ... Read and See More

Magnetic core, silver frame stamped "800" on reverse top arm; a textbook S&L "A" type known amongst collectors as micro 800 version; measuring approximately 48.2mm x 48.3mm weighing 29.8g; suspension ring stamped "800"; with length of original ribbon (43cm); nice example of a worn cross. (Complete with Document of Expertise from Dietrich Maerz, author of The Knights Cross ... Read and See More

A Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes 1939 by 65 - Klein & Quenzer A.G. of Idar-Oberstein. The Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 was the highest award made by Nazi Germany to recognize extreme battlefield bravery or outstanding military leadership during World War II. The award is constructed a die struck three-piece construction that has been soldered together. The single piece core ... Read and See More

A 2. Klasse Silber Spanien-Kreuz ohne Schwerter by Paul Meybauer of Berlin. Those non-combatants who distinguished themselves above and beyond the call of duty were presented with the Spanish Cross in Silver, and there were 327 Crosses of that grade awarded. It is a multi-piece construction made out of a die struck 900 silver content base that has been black burnished, has frosted ... Read and See More

A 1939 Verdienstkreuz mit Stern des Ordens vom Deutschen Adler mit Schwertern in Issue Case by L/50 - Gebr. Godet & Co. of Berlin. Rare to find these LDO marked and you can tell the quality that went into them. The Order of Merit of the German Eagle with Swords, was instituted April 29th 1939, and was awarded by Hitler to foreign nationals ... Read and See More

Sturmabteilung Ehrendolch mit Präsentation Widmung by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. This piece was specially made for presentation to a von Geitner, from the Carl Eickhorn factory in Solingen. While no one can say with absolute certainty, it is possible the recipient was: Kurt Ritter von Geitner, < ... Read and See More

SS-Obersturmbannführer Heinrich Walter Gerhard Haensch Document Grouping commander of Sonderkommando 4b of Einsatzgruppe C. Grouping consists of document for the Honor Sword of the SS issued to him as a SS-Sturmbanfüher, dated 30.1.1939, signed by H. Himmler, measures ca 20.5 cm x 29.5cm, folded, with two punch holes along left side. Document naming him as special representative of Reinhard Heydrich ... Read and See More

A Model 1939 Diplomatic Officials Dagger (Dolch für Staatsbeamte) by Alcoso - Alexander Coppel of Solingen. The blade on this one is beautiful! The crossgrain is stunning, easily visible from the perfectly pointed tip all the way to the tightly secured hilt. The acid etched “ACS Alcoso Solingen” maker mark is beautifully executed. The blade rates NM. It shows minor ... Read and See More

Minty - M36 Type I / C - Schutzstaffel Kettendolch für Offiziere. Introduced on June 21, 1936. I really like this SS dagger... It is definitely one of the best chained examples I’ve owned in a long time. The blade on this one is incredible. The acid etched “Meine Ehre heißt Treue” motto is crisp and beautifully executed. The crossgrain ... Read and See More

This is only available to US buyers due to import restrictions. Well this ultimate Army dagger for the advanced collector! Absolutely the most desirable dagger that could be bought in the period and remains the pinnacle today! The etched blade and bone grips were extra cost options that could be specially ordered. This would have been for the well-heeled Officer. ... Read and See More

NPEA Leader daggers are very rare, finding one by Eickhorn, is well rare to the extreme! The blade on this one is a beauty! Rating an easy Exc++. It has the commonly seen runner marks and a bit of age. The tip is perfect, the fit is perfect, the crossgrain is stunning and it has a dark beautifully executed over-the-shoulder ... Read and See More

Wow what a piece! Just look at the detail work that went into this! Stunning! It is both machine embroidered and hand stitched with multiple pieces of gold bullion, cotton and silk/rayon materials. The obverse elegantly displays a centrally placed, hand stitched, gold bullion Kreigsmarine eagle with outstretched wings clutching a wreathed swastika in it talons. The eagle is ... Read and See More

Struck in fine zinc, steel grey finished eagle over crossed stick grenade and bayonet with minor oxidation, oak-leaf wreath retains ca. 65% of the original gilding with minor oxidation. Reverse retains comparable finish with raised maker mark "JFS" Josef Feix & Söhne , complete with wide magnetic pin and catch. Textbook. ... See More

Führerbüste in Bronze der Bildhauerin Hedwig Maria Ley bei August Bischoff, Broncebildgießerei in Düsseldorf-Oberkassel. It is constructed out of a cast bronze base that has been lacquered. The bottom left of the neck is sculpture marked: “H. M. Ley”. The right base is marked: “A. Bischoff Broncebildgießerei Düsseldorf-Oberkassel”. There are two screw holes through ... Read and See More

THE Textbook Example - “Big Brother” - 28 1/4-inch Deutsche Reichsbahn Adler (Hoheitzeichen) by PS - Bernard Pinter of Schwelm. Introduced January 12, 1938, and authorized Aprill 22, 1938, according to orders the 72.0cm eagles were for use on wagon (cars) and dehgestellen (revolving coach units). This is the exact example featured on pages 156, 157, 176 & 177 of “Third Reich Reichsbahn Eagles” by Wilhelm P.B.R. Saris. ... Read and See More

This field grey wool walking out dress tunic features a piped vertical, six gilt button front closure with dual metal hooks and eyes at the neckline. The body of the tunic features two pleated patch breast pockets and two matching hip pockets, all with scalloped button down flaps. The right breast has hand embroidered, Officer's quality, breast eagle in ... Read and See More

A piece of very fine quality, rarity and one that is highly desired among the collecting community! A Model 1934 SS H. Himmler Honor Dagger by Carl Eickhorn. These were granted to members of the SS who took part in “The Night of the Long Knives” or later to those who displayed high loyalty to H. Himmler. The blade on this ... Read and See More

Minty - M1938 Technische Nothilfe (TENO) Dolch für und Führer by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. The blade on this one looks wonderful! The reverse is correctly acid etched marked with the TENO eagle, “Ges. Gesch.” and with the seated squirrel “Original Eickhorn Solingen” maker mark. The obverse is nicely stamped with the serial number: “0666”-correctly matching the scabbard ... Read and See More

Army Style - Waffen-SS Sommerjackett für einen SS- Hauptsturmführer der Medical im SS-Leibstandarte “Adolf Hitler”. Constructed out of a tailor-made twill weave cotton fabric. It features a five-button front with four scalloped and pleated pockets along with French cuffs. All of the pebbled silvered buttons are removable and marked: “Extre Fein” marked. The collar has two brass hook ... Read and See More

A Type II – Ehrenzeichen vom 9.November 1923, designed by Josef Fuess of München and manufactured by Eugen Schmidhäussler of Pforzheim. The Blood Order (Decoration in Memory of 9th November 1923 - Munich Putsch) was instituted in March 1934 (Type I) was awarded to the 1500 loyal participants in the unsuccessful “Beer Hall Putsch” where the Nazi Party attempted to seize governmental power. ... Read and See More

A Rare & Desirable, Exclamation Mark “!” - Model 1933 Schutzstaffel Dienstdolch by Jacobs & Co. of Solingen. There is talk about these unique motted pieces being specially presented or attributed to an elite SS unit. However, there is no documentation that supports this, it is only speculation. The blade on this one looks wonderful! The special acid etched “Meine Ehre Heißt Treue!” ... Read and See More

A Very Rare, Presentation Model 1933 SS- Sportschule Fürth Schutzstaffel Dienstdolch by Roberts Klaas of Solingen. The blade on this one looks great! The acid etched “Meine Ehre Heißt Treue” motto, “Gewidmet v. SS- Sportschule Fürth 1934” school inscription and kissing kranes “Robert Klaas Solingen” maker mark are all beautifully executed. Crossgrain remains visible as you shine it in ... Read and See More

General assault badge with “75” missions. Struck in fine zinc, steel grey finished eagle over crossed stick grenade and bayonet with minor oxidation, oak leaf wreath retains nearly 90% of the original gilding with minor oxidation. Oh I am so tempted to give this the Vaseline treatment to make this disappear!!! but will hold back. Reverse retains comparable finish with raised maker ... Read and See More

SS-Dienstauszeichnung. Constructed of silvered tombac in the shape of a swastika, with a set of SS runes superimposed on the swastika within an oak wreath tied together at the base via a ribbon; the reverse inscribed “Für Treue Dienste in der SS” (German - For Loyal Services in the SS); on a loop for suspension from its period original ... Read and See More

A Rare Water Protection Police Dagger with Emblem by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen. The acid etched fouled anchor blade on this one shows honest age. The etched panels are clear but there is definitely fading from cleaning. The stamped "Original Eickhorn Solingen" maker mark looks good. The tip comes to a sharp point and the fit is nice and tight! The ... Read and See More

A Rare & Desirable, Exclamation Mark “!” - Model 1933 Schutzstaffel Dienstdolch by RZM M7/29 - Jacobs & Co. of Solingen-Gräfrath. There is talk about these unique motted pieces being specially presented or attributed to an elite SS unit. Perhaps to distinct members of the Einsatztrupp or top graduates of the SS-Junkerschules. However, there is no documentation that supports this, it is only ... Read and See More

Wonderful frosty example of the coveted RK by S&L of Lüdenscheid. This is a textbook cross that is correctly marked with the "micro" 800 silver mark on the frame, the loop is unmarked. The paint is in fine condition with a few small chips as show on the swas. Three piece with a magnetic core. For those of you ... Read and See More

The "heavy" version by the firm Deschler & Sohn in Munich, in absolute top condition; laurel wreath is silvered and the surfaces and edges are polished to a high gloss; fully preserved enamel swastika; reverse plate with six round-head rivets; unmarked attachment pin and catch; measuring approximately H 62.7mm x W 63.9mm, weighing 64.2g; orignal issue case constructed of thick cardstock ... Read and See More

Multi-piece red wool (minor mothing to nap, one mm hole) with central, white, ribbed rayon circular field (stained) with canted, black ribbed rayon tape swastika. Both white circular field and swastika bordered in gilt wire thread piping and swastika has a gilded alloy political style rank pip to center. Applied to outer edges is a machine woven, horizontal strip of ... Read and See More

A Minty Spanien-Kreuz in Gold mit Schwertern by C. E. Juncker. This is hands down the best Spanish cross I’ve owned and seen in my lifetime. The Gold Spanish Cross with Swords award criteria was restricted to those who not only engaged the enemy, but had also excelled in the form of personal bravery or achievement. Only 1126 ... Read and See More

Dienstauszeichnung der NSDAP in Gold 3.Stufe für 25 Jahre by (RZM M11/19) Wilhelm Deumer of Lüdenscheid. The RZM M11/ series is specific for NSDAP Long Service awards. A cross pattee constructed of bronze gilt, with white enameled arms, and with gilt sun rays between the arms of the cross; the obverse with a central white enameled medallion bearing a ... Read and See More

Gilt cross with teardrop loop. Complete with 5 cm wide tape full length, with gold bullion thread hand embroidered SS runes. This shows honest period wear. ... See More

Obersturmfuhrer Michael Glaser. Silver SS honor ring custom-made by the jeweler Otto Gahr in Munich, soldered underneath the separately applied death's head, the inside surface with engraved dedication "S.lb. Glaser 30.6.34 H. Himmler", weight 11.8 g, inside diameter 20 mm. 30mm Golden party badge of gilt tombak with inset silver-plated, enameled party badge (minor obverse damage, worn reverse). Party member number "97635" on ... Read and See More

A private purchased Wehrmacht Heer Generalleutnant Dienstbluse, (piped walking out tunic). It is constructed from a fine quality field-gray wool woven exterior, with a silk-rayon blended interior lining. The collar is constructed of dark forest green wool that is lined in red piping. The collar is adorned by a set of Generalleutnant collar tabs, constructed of gold aluminum bullion wire ... Read and See More

Half moon-shaped, aluminum shield, pin-affixed appliqués: NSKK eagle and corner rosettes. Reverse covered with light brown wool, the arresting clasp punched M1/52 (Zimmermann) in a circle and RZM in double circles. Aluminum finsihed chain. Unissued with minor storage age. Extremely Rare! One of only a few known in collections. Saris & Mollow “Ringkragen und Brustchilder im Dritten Reich” pg 260. ... See More

An incredible one-of-a-kind SA Dagger! Now what exactly is this? I cannot say for sure. In my opinion, this is some sort of Early era Presentation SA Honor/Shooting Prize Dagger. I have asked a few colleagues in the business this seems to be the consensus. If you need “Textbook” for your collection this is not the one for you. ... Read and See More

A 1939 Order of the German Eagle Neck Cross and Star with Swords by Godet & Co. in Original Case. multi-piece construction neck cross; maltesian cross in gilded silver and well preserved white enamel; with four national eagles (Hoheitszeichen) between the arms of the cross; applied gilt swords; stamped on suspension eyelet "900" "21"; full length neck ribbon with ties; ... Read and See More

Elegant saddle shape field grey doe skin wool with dark green center band, golden yellow cellon piping, gilded metal insignia, aluminum cockade, gold wire chin cords retained by gilded pebbled side buttons. Black lacquered visor with cross hatched cream underside is slightly misshapen. Sweatband is intact and exhibits average wear and age. Golden silk lining with intact moisture shield over ... Read and See More

Field grey wool top, black wool center band with 10x5mm moth damage, white wool waffenfarbe piping, aluminum eagle and skull insignia. Black lacquered vulcan fibre visor with subtly raised lip along forward edge and grey checkered underside. Black, leather, chinstrap with two, black painted, sliding, rectangular, sheet metal, length adjustment buckles and a central, rectangular, sheet metal, joining clip. ... Read and See More

Wolfgang Jul. Gust. Weese’s (1890-1961) Luftwaffe Generalleutnant Service Tunic (Dienstbluse). The photo features Weese in his Generals Tunic prior to being promoted to General Lieutenant (April 1st 1943). It is constructed from a fine quality blue-gray wool exterior, with a grey silk-rayon blend interior lining. The front of the tunic bears four pleated pockets, each closed by a pebbled gold ... Read and See More

A Presentation Artificial Damascus M36 - 1.Modell Reichsluftschutzbund (RLB) Dolch für einen Führer oder General by Ernst Erich Witte of Solingen. This is the second time I’ve owned this as I was fortunate enough to purchase it back from the collector I sold it to. Remember there is only a limited avenue for me to purchase this ... Read and See More

Etched Blade - M1937 Fliegerdolch für Offiziere by SMF of Solingen truly made some wonderful 2nd model Luftwaffe daggers! The more desirable plated blade on this one looks great. It has a beautifully executed special order etched blade. Inside the floral bookends it says, "Kriegsweihnachten 1940 im ... Read and See More

Die struck gilt silver, mild age; convex with separately applied medallion, inset eagles, and vertical attachment pin. Reverse stamped "900"; measuring approximately H55.5mm x W55.4mm, weighing 22.9g; original case of issue, mild age; constructed of heavy cardboard stock covered with a wine-red leatherette exterior; top of lid embossed with a golden line around perimeter lid; interior of ... Read and See More

Wow! A one-of-a-kind Textbook example of a Cased German Cross in Gold by C.F. Zimmermann of Pforzheim in its original shipment box! This piece can be found on page 541 of Detlev Niemann's "Price Guide Orders and Decorations Germany 1871-1945".
From what I can make of the shipment label, the award was sent on March 2nd 1945, from "The Minister ... Read and See More

Kidney-shaped, convex, silvered shield with screw-affixed, old silver patinated appliqu�s: the army eagle on crossed battalion standards beneath which is an oak leaf branches, the corner studs with three applied oak leaves. Reverse covered with a dark wool liner, the arresting clasp stamped "C.E. Juncker Berlin" the manufacturer. Patinated, silvered chain links with alternating army eagles and oak ... Read and See More

Judge Dr. Karl Eckerle (June 4th 1898 - March 15th 1976) Luftwaffe Judiciary Generals Service Tunic (Dienstbluse). Promoted to General Judge on 01/05/1944. Winner of the German Cross in Silver (May 1st 1945). I’ve included photocopies of the DKiS award document with a cover letter from the commander of the German Air Force in the US zone from 06/20/1945. It is constructed from a ... Read and See More

Kidney-shaped, convex, silvered shield with screw-affixed, old silver patinaed appliqu�s: the Luftwaffe eagle on crossed battalion standards beneath and corner rosettes. Reverse covered with a Luftwaffe blue grey wool, the arresting clasp stamped “C.E. Juncker Berlin” the manufacturer. Complete with correct silvered chain. Retains original factory lacquer, exhibiting minor storage age and patina. ... See More

A Scarce Cased Olympia Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse 1936. A total of 767 1st Class Decorations were awarded. The 1st Class German Olympic Neck Order, instituted February 4th 1936, was bestowed on leading German nationals and foreign figures for very special merit in the management of the 1936 Olympic Games. The award is a constructed out of two pieces of die struck tombak that had been ... Read and See More

A Scarce - Olympia Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse 1936 im Etui. A total of 767 1st Class Decorations were awarded. The 1st Class German Olympic Neck Order, instituted February 4th 1936, was bestowed on leading German nationals and foreign figures for very special merit in the management of the 1936 Olympic Games. The award is a constructed out of two pieces of die struck tombak base ... Read and See More

A 1937 Verdienstkreuz des Ordens vom Deutschen Adler mit dem Stern in Issue Case by Gebr. Godet & Co. of Berlin. The Order of Merit of the German Eagle, was instituted May 1st 1937, and was awarded by Hitler to foreign nationals who had made a meritorious contribution to the German Reich on the recommendation of the Reich Minister for Foreign Affairs. Both ... Read and See More

NSDAP Dienstauszeichnung in Gold für 25 Jahre by (RZM M11/19) Wilhelm Deumer of Lüdenscheid. A cross constructed of gilded bronze, with white enameled arms, and gilt sun rays between the arms of the cross; the obverse with a central white enameled medallion bearing a national eagle superimposed on the award, clutching a mobile wreathed swastika, all within a wreath; ... Read and See More

Thomas T Whittmann’s original description: “DOUBLE-ENGRAVED, PERSONALIZED 2ND MODEL LUFTWAFFE - Carl Julius Krebbs. This is the first example I have seen bearing the 1st type Luftwaffe (droop-tail) eagle in the blade etch that has been authentic. The engraving pattern is exactly as illustrated by famous author Frederick Stephens in Tom Johnson’s Volume 2, Page 277. The etch is absolutely ... Read and See More

Here we have likely the most desired kreigsmarine dagger combination! This piece has the orange trylon grip, sailing ship etched blade and extremely rare chased scabbard. These scabbard were an expensive special order in the period. They were expensive then and are expensive now! These are 100X rarer than a chained SS and 1000X more work went into them. The ... Read and See More

Etched Army Dagger by Voos with Ivory Grip. ... See More

A 1939 Order of the German Eagle Breast Star with Swords by Godet & Co. in its Original case of issue. Multi-piece construction; Star in silver, center appliqu� maltesian cross in silver gilt and white enamel; with four national eagles (Hoheitszeichen) between the arms of the cross; applied gilt swords; reverse with two rivets; marked on pin “900” “21”; measuring approximately 75.7mm x 65.6 mm, ... Read and See More

An incredibly rare piece… One of two known examples! These were given as gifts to high-ranking Waffen-SS-Division Leaders in recognition of their many hours of service. They were made to hold photographs of the recipient and his troops, in remembrance of their work. This specific box was gifted to Dr. ... Read and See More

Awarded to the Choir Master in the Band. ... See More

A prized example for a well heeled officer. A 1937 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger (Fliegerdolch) by Emil Voos of Solingen. The etched Emil Voos pattern blade on this one is gorgeous! The plated and frosted etch is crisp, correctly displaying the Luftwaffe eagle flanked by laurel leaves and an intricate vein/leaf motif. The details and edges are crisp as would ... Read and See More

2nd Model Naval Dagger with Orange Grip and Hand-chased Scabbard – WKC This fantastic 2nd Model Naval Dagger would easily be a highlight of any Naval collection; its singular beauty is incomparable. It is the product of the finest workmanship performed during the 3rd Reich. Someone paid a lot of extra Reichsmarks for this dagger during the time, and honestly it ... Read and See More

This early army dagger was presented from Oberleutnant der Reserve Robert Mulka to Oberleutnant Ralph Stock while serving as Army Pioneer officers between 1935-36. Ralph Stock was a recipient of the NSDAP Blood Order; he was wounded during the invasion of Poland and awarded the Wound Badge and Iron Cross II Class. Robert Mulka was ousted from the Army in ... Read and See More

This is only available to US buyers due to import restrictions. Well this ultimate Army dagger for the advanced collector! Absolutely the most desirable dagger that could be bought in the period and remains the pinnacle today! The etched blade and bone grips were extra cost options that could be specially ordered. This would have been for the well-heeled Officer. ... Read and See More

A seldom seen dagger here. This is a unique example. Few U9 daggers were ever made. The acid etched blade sports the famous U-Boat U9. The etch depicts the U-Boat. Both panels are deeply etched but have been cleaned. Stamped Klaas maker mark is deeply executed. The tip comes to a perfect point and the fit is nice and tight! ... Read and See More

THE Textbook Example - A Model 1933 Schutzstaffel Dienstdolch by RZM Contract Code “SS 807/36 RZM”. This exact example is featured on pages 202 and 203 of Ralf Siegers “The Service Daggers of the SS”. SS 807/36 RZM remains an unknown maker to this date. The blade on this one looks wonderful. The acid etched “Meine Ehre Heißt Treue” motto and “SS 807/36 RZM” RZM ... Read and See More

Slightly curved Damascus blade with signs of aging, etched, re-gilded, and traces of bluing with "Oberkommando des Heeres Ehrenpreis" (tr. "Army Headquarters Award") on the obverse and "Leutnant Hans Fett ‐Inf. Rgt 62 Ehrenpreisschießen 1938 mit Gewehr" (tr. "Leutnant Hans Fett Inf. Rgt. 62 honor prize shooting 1938 with rifle") on the reverse. Made by Horster. Worn brass dove head style hilt with ... Read and See More

Kidney-shaped, convex, silvered shield with screw-affixed, old silver patinated appliques: the army eagle on crossed battalion standards beneath which is an oak leaf branches, the corner studs with three applied oak leaves. Reverse covered with a dark wool liner, the arresting clasp stamped "C.E. Juncker Berlin" the manufacturer. Patinated, silvered chain links with alternating army eagles and oak leaf ... Read and See More

A gorget Model 1936 SS Streifendienst: Half moon-shaped, polished nickel-plated shield, applied medallion with SS runes on a black base, beneath which is a gilt bandeau "Streifendienst" in large block letters and gilt decorative buttons in each corner. Reverse covered in dark blue wool with two chain clasps and arresting tang stamped “SS (circle), 140 (circle), RZM (circle)”. Complete with nickel-plated chain ... Read and See More

Here we have a Cased example of a 3rd Pattern Fallschirmschützenabzeichen des Heer by C.E. Juncker of Berlin. This 3rd Pattern Army Paratrooper Badge was re-instated June 1st 1943 and was awarded to officers, NCOs and soldiers who successfully completed a parachute shooting training course. The authorization to carry was checked once a year and was dependent on at ... Read and See More

RARE, Red Case - 3rd Pattern - Fallschirmschützenabzeichen des Heer by C.E. Juncker of Berlin. It is constructed out of a two-piece feinzinc base that has been gold gilded, silver washed and finished in a brennlack coating. The oval shaped obverse depicts a silvered diving eagle in front of/surrounded by a gilded oak leaf and acorn wreath, ... Read and See More

From New Reich's Chancellery in Berlin, heavy cotton construction, some soiling. Red field, with black-white border and gold edging. In center, white disk with black swastika with gold trim, surrounded by gold embroidered oakleaf wreath. Finished with gold fringe. Reverse covered in red cotton. Upper edge with broad hem, inside a sleeve for wall hanging rod. It measures approximately 69 inches ... Read and See More

A Special Badge for Single-Handed Tank Destruction, Gold Grade. The gold tank destruction badge was awarded to soldiers who single handedly destroyed five enemy tanks using a hand held weapons (hand grenade, panzerefaust, satchel charge, etc.). Patinaed magnetic tank, with crisp details, superimposed on golden tight interwoven braid, edged with two black rayon stripes on top and the bottom, navy ... Read and See More

Half moon-shaped, polished nickel-plated shield, applied medallion with SS runes on a black base, beneath which is a gilt bandeau "Streifendienst" in large block letters and gilt decorative buttons in each corner. Reverse covered in dark blue wool with two chain clasps and arresting tang stamped "SS (circle), 140 (circle), RZM (circle)". Complete with nickel-plated chain for wear. A ... Read and See More

THE Textbook Example - Erich Schön Presentation Panel - M1937 Fliegerdolch für Offiziere. This is the exact example was previously in Thomas T. Wittmann’s personal collection and is featured on page 258 of his reference “Exploring The Dress Daggers of the German Luftwaffe” Vol 2. He has provided a detailed description: “The obverse of this double-etched example features a ... Read and See More

Very Early SS (Schutzstaffel) Koppelschloß für Offiziere by RZM SS 35/36 - Overhoff & Cie. of Lüdenscheid. It is constructed out of a die struck nickel-silver base. The round shaped obverse features a ss eagle with outstretched, downward curving, wings that is clutching an oak-leaf wreath and static swastika. The background of the eagle is slightly pebbled and the top ... Read and See More

A Very Rare and Desirable - Ehrenzeichen Reichssieger im Reichsberufswettkampf 1939 by Gustav Brehmer of Markneukirchen. The National Trade Competition of the German Youth was organized as a joint sponsorship (HJ, DAF and NSDStB) as part of the Gleichschaltung of German society. The competition was divided into vocational and academic branches. It included manual, technical and artistic endeavors, testing professional, theoretical ... Read and See More

Red velvet on buckram backing, outer edges trimmed in dark red rayon piping. Tabs feature celleon thread embroidered national eagle with gold wire and dark red thread highlights superimposed over a pair of celleon thread embroidered oak leaf. Rare!
A Gauleiter was party leader of a regional branch of the NSDAP (more commonly known as the Nazi Party) or ... Read and See More

A Standarte des Führers und Obersten Befehlshabers der Wehrmacht by Fahnen Richter of Köln. The Führer Standard would be placed in buildings, podiums an aboard naval vessels in the case of Hitler presence. This piece is marine marked and would have been flown on a battleship / naval vessel. It is constructed out of a printed two piece ... Read and See More

Wehrmachtsbeamte der Luftwaffe Kriegsververwaltungschef Dienstbluse. It is constructed from a fine quality blue-gray gabardine exterior, with a bark grey silk-rayon blend interior lining. The front of the tunic bears four pleated pockets, each closed by a pebbled gold gilt multi piece aluminum/steel button. The placket is closed with four of the same buttons and features a stitched on Eastern ... Read and See More

This is THE most desirable 2nd Class Iron Cross of all! A “Schinkel B” Prototype - Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse by Deschler & Sohn of München. The “Schinkel B” cross was the very first, of three, Iron Cross 2nd Class design to be proposed. The other two were; the Schinkel-Form A (similar to the imperial EKII) and the most common type, ... Read and See More

Germanische Leistungsrune in Bronze by Otto Gahr of Kremnitz. It is a multipiece construction, made out of a finezinc base that has been bronze washed, with die stamped tombak based runes that have been silver washed and contain black enamel work. The obverse features the SS runes above a sun-wheel swastika. The concave fullback reverse shows solder marks where hinge ... Read and See More

Japan, Muromachi Period, Sengoku War (1466-1573 AD) - A 32 Plate Suji-Bachi Kabuto (兜, 冑) Samurai Helmet. The dome (hachi) is slightly raised to the front and back, resembling a goshozan style shape. It has 32 overlapping elongated russet-iron plates, with raised ribs where the plates join. There are four-pointed rivets total, one to each 45-degree plate. There are three small holes, one below ... Read and See More

An Unissued Gold Grade Close Combat Clasp by Friedrich Linden, Lüdenscheid in Carton of Issue. Struck in fine zinc, reverse with raised FEC. W.E. Peekhaus Berlin, FLL, with card board box of issue. ... See More

A Scarce German Motor Sport Badge in Iron (Bronze) Grade. Constructed of solid bronze, polished and burnished, 48.4mm x 48.8mm, weighs 36.3 grams, with maker’s mark “LN1700” and “Ges. Gesch.”, unworn, excellent quality, in virtually mint condition. ... See More

Matching banner (48x48 cm) and flag (30x29 cm) are both double-sided bright red wool, multi piece construction with 4.5 cm silver/aluminum wire fringe on three sides. Applied to the obverse is the DAF national emblem with “Betriebszelle der Gothaer Waggonfabr.A.G.” embroidered in white cloth thread forming a ¾ circle around emblem with “Gotha” embroidered centrally underneath. Reverse has “Die ... Read and See More

The Holy Grail for German Cross Collectors! Earliest 10 Rivet - Deutsches Kreuz in Gold by Deschler & Sohn of München. The Gold German Cross was awarded to military personnel to recognize repeated acts (6-8) of bravery or exceptional command in combat. It is constructed out of a die struck, five-piece construction, with a; tombak base, white core, silver washed tombak ... Read and See More

This is the exact badge featured on pages 30 and 31 of “Combat Badges of the Third Reich Volume 2 Luftwaffe” by Stephen Thomas Previtera. A J2 - Flugzeugführer und Beobachterabzeichen by C. E. Juncker of Berlin. The Pilot / Observer badge was to be awarded to personnel who qualified as both a pilot and observer. It is a two-piece die struck tombak/ ... Read and See More

A M1937 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger (Fliegerdolch). Nice clean example. Blade is a Exc++ example with just wonderful real damascus large rose pattern most likely manufactured by Dinger or Wester, (Thanks James for that!). The tang is stamped "1". The blade is seated through a brown leather washer into a nice aluminum based crossguard. It been stuck in there 80 years and ... Read and See More

An extremely rare cased Dienstauszeichnung der NSDAP 3.Stufe Gold by (RZM M11/19) Wilhelm Deumer of Lüdenscheid. The RZM M11/ series is specific for NSDAP Long Service awards. This is not “19” (Wiedmann) as Präsidialkanzlei (PKZ) numbers were not used on NSDAP long service awards. The III Stage NSDAP Long Service in Gold, was instituted April 2nd 1939, and was awarded ... Read and See More

Comprising; Silver grade award for 15 years of service, constructed of silvered tombak, consisting of a Maltese Cross with blue enameled arms, with sun rays between the quadrants of each arm, the obverse with a central silvered NSDAP-style German national eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika, the obverse with central silvered inscription “TREUE FÜR FÜHRER UND VOLK” (“LOYALTY FOR ... Read and See More

Sturmabteilung Ehrendolch mit Präsentation Widmung by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. This piece was specially made by the request of Oberländer, from the Carl Eickhorn factory, for presentation to Weiß in honor of his loyal cooperation and work. While no one can say with absolute certainty, it is likely the following individuals are: Prof. Read and See More

A Model 1941 Deutsche Reichsbahn Schirmmütze General by C. Louis Weber. It is constructed out of the highest quality blue doe skin wool, with a black velvet center band and gold bullion piping. Attached to the obverse is a die stamped, aluminum based, gold gilded DRB cap eagle and a DRB multi piece cockade and winged wheel. To the sides ... Read and See More

M1938 – 2nd Model Kreigsmarine Offizier Dolch für Marinebeamte by WKC (Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Cie.) of Solingen. Thomas M. Johnson speaks specifically to these administrative examples in Volume I of “German Daggers of World War II - A Photographic Reference”.

The fouled anchor double fullered, double edged blade on this one looks excellent. The stamped knights ... Read and See More

THE Textbook Example - M1937 Fliegerdolch für Offiziere by Alcoso of Solingen. For the guys afraid of etched blades you can rest well at night with this one is featured on pgs 244 & 245 of Whitty's bible on Luftwaffe daggers. Often these blades were made in advance and the center panel left blank. The frosted etch was a special order intended ... Read and See More

Motor Vehicle Pennant of Dr Robert Ley as leader of the German Labour Front (Deutsche Arbeitsfront, DAF). A square iron frame with red linen cover, sewn on both sides with diagonally crossing black and white stripes of corded ribbon and the DAF emblem, partially machine-embroidered, in the centre. It is trimmed on all four sides with black and white corded ... Read and See More

Hand-embroidered, fine quality green, black and white wool threading in the flags, with touches of red, white and black wool in the ribbons at the top of the flagpole and silver bullion insignias on both flags, the tassels on the ribbons, the eagles at the top of the flagpoles, the fasteners and bands on the flagpole, all on a blue-grey ... Read and See More

This has never been in a collection! This has passed from WH Gefreiter Wilhelm Leigib (the Veteran) to his daughter and her husband (Leigib pass away in 2017, they have owned it for 2 years), and now us. The veteran’s son-in-law tell us: “He was a radio operator for a Tiger Mk I in the 11th Panzer division from 1943 until the ... Read and See More

A rare award! The 5th Don Cossack Cavalry Regiment was the first completely Russian unit, with its own officers, to fight for the Germans. It is constructed out of a die struck aluminum base that has been silvered washed and painted with black, blue and red enamel work. The obverse features; a pattee style cross that has a centrally placed ... Read and See More

A Royal Gift - 1883 Pattern Imperial Japanese Naval Officer Dirk. These were given by His Majesty the Emperor to the top few graduating students of each class of: the Naval Academy, Naval Engineering School and Navy Accounting School. The 8 1/4 inch single fullered blade on this one looks great. Shirasaya hammon. It has some age grey towards to tip. The fit ... Read and See More

SS Wimpel Allgemein by M3/61 - Max Knobloch GmBH of Döbeln. It is constructed out of a steel base that has been black and white painted. The triangular shaped obverse features the encircled SS emblem, in white, on a black base with a stitching look-a-like border to the fly end. The reverse is the same as the obverse. The ... Read and See More

A M1937 Fliegerdolch für Generale by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. Carl Eickhorn is the Textbook accepted maker of these Generals Daggers. Thomas T. Whittmann speaks specifically to these gilt Generals examples in Chapter 20 of “Exploring the Dress Daggers of the German Luftwaffe”. This piece has features the correct Textbook Eickhorn configuration.

The factory polished ... Read and See More

Etched blade with artificial ivory grip - M1937 Fliegerdolch für Offiziere by Robert Klaas of Solingen. The etch, grip and most-likely portepee were all special order and privately purchased by a well-heeled officer. The etched Emil Voos pattern etched blade on this one is wonderful. The frosted etch is crisp, correctly displaying the Luftwaffe eagle flanked by laurel leaf ... Read and See More

A Ehrenkreuz für Hinterbliebene Deutscher Spanienkämpfer (Spanienkreuz für Hinterbliebene). Introduced April 14th 1939, the Spanish Cross for Next of Kin (widow, oldest son or daughter, father, mother, brother, sister) was awarded to the next relatives of German Spian fighters who had died in captivity, were fatally injured or died as a result of their wounds. A total of 315 ... Read and See More

Field grey wool body and crown, green wool centerband and white wool waffenfarbe piping to the top crown edge and both the top and bottom edges of the centerband, minor moth nips. The front center of the cap has a machine woven, national eagle with out-stretched wings, clutching a wreathed, canted swastika in it’s talons in bright, silver/aluminum ... Read and See More

The is the exact EK1 spange combo featured in page 525 of "The Iron Cross 1. Class" by D. Maerz and G. Stimson. ... See More

An American Army Medal of Honor by H.L.P. N.Y. Co - Type VI; Gold-Filled and enamels, un-named, marked "1/10 OF 10K G.F." (Gold-Filled) and maker marked "H.L.P. N.Y. Co." on the reverse, 38.5 mm x 56.5 mm inclusive of its eagle and VALOR suspension, on a period original full-length neck ribbon with horizontal octagonal thirteen star ... Read and See More

Silver plated generic “A” pommel, crossguard and ferrule remain in excellent condition. The grip of this example is a fine off-white color plaster filled type, but really has great eye appeal. The scabbard is one of the generic varieties. This scabbard has deeply toned silvering and appears to be in perfect mint condition beneath the patination. The bands have outstanding ... Read and See More

An American Army Medal of Honor by H.L.P. N.Y. Co - Type VI; Gold-Filled and enamels, un-named, marked "The congress to 1-10 10K HLP-GF" (Gold-Filled) to the reverse, 38.5 mm x 56.5 mm inclusive of its eagle and VALOR suspension, on a period original full-length neck ribbon with horizontal octagonal thirteen star cravat pad, (a bit soiled) sewn in ... Read and See More

An Armband for a Stellvertreter Gauleiter in the Gauleitung (Deputy Gauleiter). Multi-piece red wool with central, white, ribbed rayon circular field with canted, black rayon tape swastika. Both white circular field and swastika bordered in celleon thread piping and swastika has an alloy political style rank pip to center. Applied to the center is a horizontal strip of repeating gilt 20 ... Read and See More

Kriegsmarine Flagge für Großadmirale (1939-1945). It is constructed out of a white canvas cotton base with a multi-colored printed emblem. The square shaped obverse features a centrally placed Wehrmacht eagle on top of two crossed Großadmiral batons and an Iron Cross, on a white background. The reverse features a mirror image of the obverse. The fly end ... Read and See More

Dietwalt Frank - This Kriegsmarine dagger is identified to Kapitanleutnant Frank. It is a typical Third Reich era second model navy dagger with the eagle and swastika pommel and the double etched blade featuring the fouled anchor motif. The obverse of the ricasso is stamped with the maker's knight's head logo and the initials "WKC." The reverse of the ricasso ... Read and See More

One of the rarest awards of the German Wehrmacht. Four-color embroidery interlaced with white threading, on a bluish-gray wool field, 48 mm x 57 mm, uniform worn and removed, partial loss of the bluish-gray fabric at the lower edge, worn. ... See More

This exact piece is featured in page 146-147 of Stephen Thomas Previtera’s “Combat Badge of the Third Reich” Volume 2.
A Private Purchase Cased J1 Flugzeugführerabzeichen by C. E. Juncker of Berlin (1936-38). The Luftwaffe pilot badge was awarded upon completing flight training and received their license. It is constructed out of two pieces of die ... Read and See More

A Custom Cased Wehrmacht-Heer Medal/Ribbon Bar. This recipient was awarded: the 1914 - 2nd Class Iron Cross, the 1939 2nd Class Spange, the Hindenburg Cross with Swords, the Eastern Front Medal, the 25 and 12 Year Long Service Medal, the Sudetenland Commemorative Medal with Prague Bar, the West Wall Medal and a 1st Class Iron Cross. The awards are all in minty condition. ... Read and See More

Mint Unissued Perfect. ... See More

An incredible opportunity to own a personal effect of a German Field Marshall.
Fine burled walnut veneer hinged box. Approximate size 39 x 34. Lid with inset glass panel 25 x21 cm protects print identified by the caption: Die Minoriten Kirche und ein Theil des Exercierplatzes zu Breslau" (The Minoriten Church and part of the Exercise Plaza of Breslau); artist M. Grossmanm. ... Read and See More

Ordensschnalle eines für und Soldaten der Freie Stadt Danziger. Instituted August 31, 1939, by Danzig Gauleiter Albert Forster, the Danzig Cross was awarded to those who contributed to building up the Nazi Party in the free city of Danzig. The obverse features from left to right: a 2nd Class Iron Cross 1939 and a 2nd Class Danzig Cross. Each award is attached ... Read and See More

A three piece medal bar with 2nd Class Danziger Kreuz. The Danzig Cross, was instituted on the 31st of August 1939, by Danzig Gauleiter Albert Forster. It was awarded to those who contributed to building up the Nazi Party in the free city of Danzig. Only 253 2nd Class Danzig Crosses were awarded. The obverse features from left to right; The Honor ... Read and See More

The is the exact cross featured in page 89 of “The Iron Cross 1. Class” by D. Maerz and G. Stimson. Extremely Rare! ... See More

Here we have a rare Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse 1914 mit Spange zum Eisernen Kreuzes 1er Klasse 1939. The Iron Cross is by Paul Meybauer of Berlin. The Spange is by Wilhelm Deumer of Lüdenscheid. The Spange was awarded to those who has already received the Imperial 1st Class Iron Cross 1914 and earned the 1st Class Iron Cross 1939 again in WWII. The ... Read and See More

The is the exact “Round 3” 1st Class Iron Cross featured on page 397 of “The Iron Cross 1. Class” by D. Maerz and G. Stimson. This piece is cased and comes with an old Niemann COA that shows the Iron Cross and case together. Likely maker is Boerger & Co. ... See More

The is the exact cross featured in page 89 of “The Iron Cross 1. Class” by D. Maerz and G. Stimson. ... See More

An Unissued American Navy Medal of Honor, un-named and unmarked, 60 mm x 54 mm inclusive of its' anchor suspension, on a period original full-length neck ribbon with horizontal octagonal thirteen star cravat pad, (a bit soiled) sewn in place, triple snap closure. Accompanied by its 10 mm x 34 mm Ribbon Bar and enamel bar its hard-shell case of issue. The insert of ... Read and See More

The pinnacle for a bayonet collector! The plated blade is stamped “Eickhorn Solingen”. Shows spotting throughout. Brown leather buffer pad. Steel based black enamel painted scabbard retains 99%+ paint coverage and remains dent free! The nickel-silver plated hilt looks excellent! The button continues to function well. The multi-toned stag grips plates are a beautiful optional upgraded feature. Tightly secured with two ... Read and See More

A very rare award! In honor of Dr. Fritz Todt's (Leader of the Organization Todt) memory, Hitler instituted the Dr. Fritz Todt Prize on November 12th 1943, as an award to industrial inventors/civil/engineering personnel who had made a significant contribution in furthering the war effort. The award is constructed out of a die struck zinc alloy base that has ... Read and See More

Spange zum Eisernen Kreuz 1. Klasse (Wiederholungsspange) 1939 im Etui und Karton-Etui by B.H. Mayer of Pforzheim. Instituted September 1, 1939, the 1st Class Spange to the Iron Cross 1939 was awarded to those who has already received the Imperial 1st class Iron Cross and earned the 1st class Iron Cross again in WWII. The award is constructed out of a die-struck nickel-silver base ... Read and See More

Matching, LDO Cased - Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse by L/56 - Funcke & Brüninghaus of Lüdenscheid. Instituted September 1, 1939, the Iron Cross 2nd Class was awarded for an act of bravery in the face of the enemy, or actions that were clearly above and beyond the call of duty. It is a multi-piece, die struck construction that has been soldered together. ... Read and See More

A Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen m Etui by C. Schwerin & Sohn of Berlin. The Navy Destroyer War Badge was authorize on June 4th 1940 and could be awarded to every crew member and officer of every destroyer, torpedo boat or S-boat who took part in the actions in Norway (especially around Narvik). They must also be in good standing and participation in either ... Read and See More

Das an der Schleif hängende Ritterkreuz des Kriegsverdienstkreuzes (ohne Schwerter) 1939 by Steinhauer & Lück Lüdenscheid. Instituted August 19th 1940, the Knights Cross of the War Merit Cross without Swords was awarded for outstanding merit of decisive consequence for the conduct of the war. This buttonhole device with bow was intended for special occasions, as opposed to everyday use (stickpin ... Read and See More

Deutsches Kreuz in Gold - Stoffausführung für die Waffen-SS. The cross is constructed out of a multi-piece construction, which consists of; a grey felt and glued black paper backing, that is behind a white silk over cotton roundel and black cotton stitching over a cardboard cutout swastika which is all behind hand embroidered flatwire and multicolored cotton threads. ... Read and See More

A RARE – Combo Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse 1914 mit Spange zum Eisernen Kreuzes 1. Klasse (Wiederholungsspangen) 1939. The Iron Cross is made by Gebr. Godet & Co. of Berlin. The 1st Class Spange is by Wilhelm Deumer of Lüdenscheid The 1st Class Spange to the Iron Cross (Repetition Clasp) 1939 was awarded to those who has already received the Imperial 1st Class Iron Cross and ... Read and See More

On twelve pages, the extension or telephone numbers of the residents of the Berghof, Bormann House, Bechsteinhaus, G�stehaus, Kehlsteinhaus, Haus Vordereck etc., in order of usage or by extensions. Listed on the first page is Eva Braun and Dr. Morell as well as many extensions. Perforated. Dimensions 21 x 29.5 cm. Rare piece of history. ... See More

A Kreigsmarine Flottenkriegsabzeichen im Etui by Schwerin of Berlin. The Navy High Seas Fleet Badge was awarded for service to the crews of battleships, cruisers and other supporting naval ships who met the specific award criteria (along with those who were killed in action). It is constructed out of a die-struck tombak base that has been gold gilded and chemically ... Read and See More

The ultimate for a Juncker Collector! The is the exact cross featured in page 111 of “The Iron Cross 1. Class” by D. Maerz and G. Stimson. ... See More

Well we've all heard of the funeral daggers, but here's one that's even rarer. A white painted grip. This blade is a Exc+ example having just some age grey and a small tiny wave to the very tip. It is correctly marked with the Klaas kissing cranes trademark to the reverse. The blade is seated through it's original leather washer ... Read and See More

THE Textbook Example of a Luftwaffe Cloth Deutsches Kreuz in Gold with a Deschler & Sohn wreath by Hermann Schmuck & Cie of Weißenburg/Bavaria. See Page 314 of Maerz’s “The German Cross”. The cross is constructed out of a multi-piece construction, which consists of; a blue felt and glued black paper backing base, that is behind a white ... Read and See More

Expensive? Yes, and try to find another one. Previously sold by H. Weitze. A Kriegsmarine Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen by Wilhelm Hobacher of Wien. The Navy Destroyer War Badge was authorize on June 4th 1940 and could be awarded to every crew member and officer of every destroyer, torpedo boat or S-boat who took part in the actions in Norway (especially around Narvik). ... Read and See More

A Kriegsmarine U-Bootkriegsabzeichen in Issue Packet by Wilhelm Deumer of Lüdenscheid. The Navy U-Boat War Badge was awarded to those who proved themselves with at least two or more sorties against the enemy, exceptions may be made in the case of a wounded crew member. It is constructed out of a die struck zinc base that has been gold ... Read and See More

A minty unissued Condor Legion Verwundetenabzeichen in Gold by Gustav Brehmer of Markneukirchen. Condor Legion Wound Badge was instituted on May 22, 1939 and was awarded to German volunteers who fought in the 1936-1939 Spanish War of Liberation. The Gold version was awarded to those who were wounded five or more times wounded, lost a limbs, had total blindness, “loss of manhood”, ... Read and See More

This one is for the experienced Iron Cross Collector. Its the "Textbook" example although is so rare that it was never included in it. A brass core Schinkel Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse 1939! The maker is still up for debate on this one. I’ve heard it to be; Friedrich Linden of Lüdenscheid, F. W. Assmann & Sohne of Lüdenscheid, Schauerte & ... Read and See More

This exact piece is featured in T. Wittmann's "Exploring The Dress Daggers of the German Luftwaffe pages 271 and 272. A nice personalized 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger by SMF! The plated blade on this one looks good! The dark and crisp "SMF Solingen" maker mark and stamped inspection stamped eagle are both beautifully executed! It has a perfect tip and solid fit. ... Read and See More

This is the exact badge featured on page 390 of “The German Luftwaffe Pilot and Combined Pilot and Observer Badges of World War II 1933-1945” by Sebastien Talbot and Stephan Papke. An unissued Gemeinsames Flugzeugführer- und Beobachterabzeichen für Offiziere der Luftwaffe. The Pilot / Observer badge was instituted January 19th 1935 and was awarded to personnel who qualified as both a ... Read and See More

In is Issue Packet - Erdkampfabzeichen der Luftwaffe by J.E. Hammer & Söhne of Geringswalde 1943-45. The Luftwaffe Ground Combat Badge was authorized on April 1st 1942 and could be awarded to all soldiers, NCO's and Officers who accumulated at least three different fighting days on which they fought with bravery. It is a two piece badge, constructed out of ... Read and See More

Verwundetenabzeichen in Gold 1918 (durchbrochene Ausführung) im Umwickelpapier by F. W. Assmann & Söhne of Lüdenscheid. The Imperial wound badge was awarded to those who bled for the Fatherland or lost their health to enemy action in the war zone and thus became incapable of service. The black was awarded for first or second wounds, silver third and fourth, ... Read and See More

In Issue Carton - SA-Sportabzeichen in Silber by W. Redo of Saarlautern. The Silver SA Sports Badge was a service award (as opposed to a sports badge) awarded to those whose receipt was tied to regular repetitive exercises, similar to a sports instructor. It is constructed out of a die stamped steel base that has been silver washed. The obverse ... Read and See More