USSR Soviet Russia Gold Medal for 10 years of impeccable service of the Armed Forces. These awards come in an unopened shipping kraft paper, inside are 100 awards in issue cases. These are award are from the 1980's. ... See More

If you have the book on foreign daggers by Berger you can check this out. ... See More

Numbered - Model 1933 Schutzstaffel Dienstdolch by Rich Abr Herder of Solingen. The blade on this one has age and has been cleaned. There is evidence of some pitting where the runners would have rested. There is some roughness to the cutting edges. The acid etched “Meine Ehre Heißt Treue” motto and “Rich Abr Herder Solingen” maker mark are both ... Read and See More

M1938 – 2nd Model Kreigsmarine Offizier Dolch für Marinebeamte by WKC (Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Cie.) of Solingen. The plain blade on this one has been cleaned hard and remains bright. The stamped knights head "WKC" maker mark is correct. The red felt buffer pad is a post-war replacement. The brass based hammered scabbard looks great, especially with the hand enhancing. It ... Read and See More

Ok so first off this book has a ton of entries and lots of use. It's been period repaired with some paper tape holding some of the pages in place, a couple are still loose. This is a Dienstbuch issued to a civilian/mobilized worker under the Baustab Speer Ostbau (Speer Construction Staff East), a special construction organization. • Key text: ... Read and See More

Issued to Paul Hufsmann last war, 23.10.1944. A menber of the Polizei and winner of Police LS Award 2nd class, SA sport badge and KVKII. ... See More

Mein Kampf 'My Struggle') is a 1925 autobiographical manifesto by Nazi Party leader Adolf Hitler. On 18 July 1925, Hitler’s book, Mein Kampf (‘My Struggle’) was published. He wrote it in prison, where he was serving a sentence for a failed coup he attempted in 1923.Original Mein Kampf Wedding Edition. The spine ... Read and See More

The 13 inch blade is a triple etched type. It is in Exc++ condition having good frosting intact with some age. All the plating is intact. The fine etching depicting bores, stags, dogs, birds and hunters all in hunting settings. The green felt buffer pad remains intact. The hilt is a finely cast example with good detail in alloy with excellent ... Read and See More

This is a a very unusual bayonet for a Krag–Jørgensen rifle, introduced in 1915 and featuring an almost 18", very clean "T" back blade with wood grip of very unusual design. Designated the Kårdebajonet m/1915 (Sword Bayonet Model 1915). The entire bayonet is a one-piece forging, save for the press stud. The wood grip scales are inset into the hilt ... Read and See More

The Soldbuch (Military Paybook / Service Book) for Wilhelm Kleinmanantis (or similar spelling)This is a standard Wehrmacht Soldbuch, which served as both a paybook and personal ID for German soldiers. Key details visible: • Rank/Branch: Pionier (Pioneer/Engineer soldier, part of the combat engineers in the army). • Name: Wilhelm Kleinmanantis (the handwriting is somewhat unclear; it may be a variant ... Read and See More

Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse 1939 by 122 - JJ. Stahl of Strassburg. 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. The single piece core is constructed out ... Read and See More

Here we have a French Mle 1886 Bayonet! This is the earliest variation with a riveted blade, hooked quillion and a white metal hilt. This bayonet was designed for use on the Lebel Model 1886 rifle and carbine. The 330mm cruciform blade on this one looks great! It has a solid fit and sharp tip! The cone shaped steel based blackend scabbard ... Read and See More

A M1938 - 2nd Model Kriegsmarine Dolch für Offiziere by Eickhorn of Solingen. The acid etched fouled anchor blade on this one looks good. The etching has dark and crisp panels that provide a wonderful contrast to the bright plated blade. The stamped over the shoulder ... Read and See More

M-1 helmet shell from Vietnam war production. It is heat stamped "5612". with a infantry helmet liner with steel clip to bale chinstrap, camouflage helmet cover and a helmet camouflage band. Named to "2LT Fouch". ... See More

Nationalsozialistische Kriegsopferversorgung) National Socialist War Victim’s Care depicting an eagle perched on a plaque with the letters NSKOV. On the eagle’s chest, is an Iron Cross with a swas. in the center within a red circle with an upturned sword and wreath. The badge comes complete with pin-back. ... See More

Massive - Luftwaffen Adler für Offiziere (Spanier) c.1936/1937-1945. The Luftwaffe Officer’s cape was an expensive “extra” wardrobe accessory which many Luftwaffe officer’s chose not to purchase. Shortly after its introduction, it was ordered that a large Luftwaffe eagle be worn at the upper left hand arm area. It is constructed out of hand embroidered rolled, bunched ... Read and See More

A model 1936 NSKK Dagger (Nationalsozialistisches Kraftfahrkorps Dienstdolch) by F u. A. Helbig, Steinbach. A textbook Helbig NSKK Dagger. These ones sure are unique! They always have steel based nickel plated crossguards, a high set eagle, thick pommel nut and a lightly etched ... Read and See More

This is quite rare, and is a very nice example of a Danish Model 1889/93 Bayonet, intended for use on the Krag–Jørgensen Gevær M/1889 Rifle. The original wood grips secured by brass rivets. The bayonet is 13 3/4 inches overall, with a very clean 9 inches long single edged fullered blade. The design is somewhat interesting, with a a triangular lever ... Read and See More

2. Modell Luftwaffe Mützenadler c.1936/1937-1945. It is constructed out of a die struck zinc-alloy base that has been silver washed. The obverse depicts the 2nd pattern Luftwaffe eagle with outstretched wings clutching a mobile swastika in one of its talons. The hollow back reverse has two soldered-on round tombac prongs. It measures 2 5/8 inches long by 1 3/8 inches tall. ... See More

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Die Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938. It was awarded for participating in the occupation of Sudetenland and the occupation of Czechoslovakia in March 1939. It is constructed out of a die struck tombak base that has been bronze washed. The obverse depicts two unclothed men (one has a chain around his right wrist, the other is holding an NSDAP flag ... Read and See More

Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter in Verleihungstüte. The War Merit Cross 2nd Class without Swords was given to civilians who performed meritorious service behind the lines. It is constructed out of a die struck tombak base that has been bronze washed. The obverse depicts a pebbled Maltese style cross and a wreathed mobile swastika / “1939” (reverse) to the center. To the ... Read and See More

Bavarian - NCO Sword Portepee ... See More

A model 1933 NSKK Dagger (Nationalsozialistisches Kraftfahrkorps Dienstdolch) by E.Pack and Sohne of Solingen. A backyard done ground Rohm by E. Pack here just for you! The bright blade on this one looks great. The acid etched "Alles fur Deutschland" motto is nicely executed ... Read and See More

1st Pinback Version - Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse im Etui by Rudolf Souval of Wein. Instituted September 1, 1939, the 1st Class Iron Cross was awarded to those who had received the 2nd Class Iron Cross and preformed 3-5 acts of bravery in the face of the enemy, or actions that were clearly above and beyond the call of duty. It is a ... Read and See More

3rd Reich. NSBO cap cockade, Nationalsozialistische Betriebsorganisation (NSBO). Made of die stamped white metal, both prongs remain. New old stock. ... See More

Completely made of silver metallic fabric and long fringes on knot, three red strips on band. Double-headed eagle on both side,coat of arms of Austria-Hungary! ... See More

“Danziger” Schirmmütze Totenkopf - first pattern c.1923-1934. Introduced in 1923, the Stabswache adopted the first pattern “Danziger” and 1927 pattern national eagle for wear on their visor caps. The second pattern (with jaw) was introduced on October 6, 1934, and in use on February 1936. Both these pieces of insignia were worn through-out the war. It is constructed out of a die stamped ... Read and See More

NSDAP podium banner measuring approximately 44" tall x 31" wide not including the tassels. This quality NSDAP Banner has some nice work in it. It is a single sided banner with a separately applied roundel with a multi-piece swas. The color is still strong and there's minor age I see no holes. The bottom has 2 tassels. Finally the top folded over to ... Read and See More

A beautifully matching Model 1935 Wehrmacht Heer Dolch. This is a later example likely sold through a uniform shop. The unmarked blade on this one is stone mint. The original large leather buffer pad remains intact. The undented steel, nickel-silver plated scabbard provides wonderful detail with the random pebbling throughout and hand enhanced oak leaf and acorn bands. Look at that ... Read and See More

One piece magnetic steel shell. M65 liner. Some stain to liner Ink stamped 66-60. ... See More

Schirmmütze Adler by "R.S.&S. 40", Richard Sieper & Sohne 1940. Gilt washed, alloy construction, national eagle features out stretched wings and is clutching a wreathed, canted, swastika in it’s talons. Original pin. Nice clean example! ... See More

Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber by Wilhelm Deumer of Lüdenscheid. Instituted December 20, 1939, the Infantry Assault Badge was awarded to a soldier who had taken part in three assaults since January 1, 1940, had fought in the front lines, had attempted a break-in with a weapon or had been involved in combat operations on three different days. The silver variant was awarded non-motorized infantry ... Read and See More

A issue packet for Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse by Klein & Quenzer A.G. Idar/Oberstein. 13 x10.5 cm with fading. ... See More

Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber by Sohni, Heubach & Co. of Idar-Oberstein. Instituted December 20, 1939, the Infantry Assault Badge was awarded to a soldier who had taken part in three assaults since January 1, 1940, had fought in the front lines, had attempted a break-in with a weapon or had been involved in combat operations on three different days. The silver variant was awarded non-motorized infantry ... Read and See More

A good example of an Imperial dove head NCO sword. The Eickhorn marked blade on this has some scuffs and stain. The original buffer pad remains intact. The plated dent-free scabbard is nice. There are a few odd scuffs and minor wear. The scabbard throat is tightly ... Read and See More

DAF insignia superimposed of the winged railway insignia. Alloy with a silver wash most of which is worn away. 2 original prongs complete. ... See More

NSDAP Ringkragen für Fahnenträger . These are really impressive with a huge NSDAP eagle right to the center. This half-moon shaped, two-piece gorget is constructed out of a stamped piece of tombak/aluminum alloy construction that has been gold gilded/bronze washed with burnished details and covered in a lacquer coating. The obverse displays an NSDAP national eagle with ... Read and See More

Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber by Otto Schickle of Pforzheim. Instituted December 20, 1939, the Infantry Assault Badge was awarded to a soldier who had taken part in three assaults since January 1, 1940, had fought in the front lines, had attempted a break-in with a weapon or had been involved in combat operations on three different days. The silver variant was awarded non-motorized infantry divisions ... Read and See More

National/Partei Banner 1933-45. It is constructed out of a red dyed plain weave faded cotton base with two separately stitched-on white dyed with separately applied black cotton swas's. The rectangular shaped obverse features a centrally placed black mobile swastika on a white roundel and red base. The reverse is the same as the obverse. The top end has also ... Read and See More

An early 1st Pattern Navy Visor Eagle. It is constructed of a die struck nickel-silver base that has been gilded. The obverse depicts a German open winged eagle, clutching a wreathed swastika in its talons. The reverse retains its two tombak prongs. This is the same eagle used on a Army general's visor. A very nice rare piece! ... See More

A 1st Model (M1934/35) Luftwaffe Dagger (Fliegerdolch) by Eickhorn of Solingen. The plated blade on this one is nice but it does have some minor age but really quite nice. There are marks from where the runners have rested for 80 years. The maker mark itself is nicely ... Read and See More

A minty Spange zum Eisernen Kreuz by B.H. Mayer's Type A variation with veins. This was awarded to those who has already received the imperial 1st class Iron Cross and earned the 1st class Iron Cross again in WWII. It is constructed out of a die-struck tombak base that has been silver washed. The obverse features a National open ... Read and See More

A Luftwaffe EM/NCO Belt Buckle by Julius Kremp. It is constructed out of a aluminum base that has traces of green paint to reverse. The obverse features a centrally placed 2nd pattern Luftwaffe open winged eagle clutching a swastika in one of its talons, on top of an oval pebbled background, that is all encircled by a laurel leaf ... Read and See More

Here we have a quality NSDAP Political Leaders Visor Cap Eagle 1939 Pattern by RZM M1/50. It is constructed out of a die stamped tombak base that has been gold gilded. The obverse depicts a political eagle with out stretched wings, clutching a wreathed mobile swastika in its talons. The hollow back reverse is maker marked "RZM M1/50" (Richard Sieper & Sohn, ... Read and See More

Unknown Maker #10 (1.27.1) - Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen by Ferdinand Hoffstadter of Bonn a. Rhein. Instituted June 1, 1940, the General Assault Badge was awarded to Army, Waffen-SS and Ordnungspolizei personnel who supported an infantry attack in three separate assaults but did not qualify for the Infantry Assault Badge. It is constructed out of a die stamped alloy base that has been silver washed. The ... Read and See More

A Model 1933 Sturmabteilung Dienstdolch by Aesculap of Tuttlingen, a quality SA maker that still is in the blade industry today! The blade on this one rates Exc. It's been cleaned hard at some point showing longitudinal scratches down the blade. The dark acid etched "Alles fur Deutschland" motto shows wear. The Aesculap maker ... Read and See More

The Longest Day by C Ryan The basis of the famous movie, 2 sections of photo's B&W 350pgs, 1974 ... See More

Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber by Wilhelm Deumer of Lüdenscheid. Instituted December 20, 1939, the Infantry Assault Badge was awarded to a soldier who had taken part in three assaults since January 1, 1940, had fought in the front lines, had attempted a break-in with a weapon or had been involved in combat operations on three different days. The silver variant was awarded non-motorized infantry ... Read and See More

Heeres-Flak Abzeichen by Funke & Brüninghaus of Lüdenscheid. Instituted July 18, 1941, the Army Flak Badge was awarded for proven participation in several (16 points) successful actions against aerial targets. It is constructed out of a die struck nickel-silver base that has been silver washed. The oval shaped obverse depicts an anti-aircraft gun that is surrounded by an oak leaf and acorn ... Read and See More

Kriegshilfsdienst Abzeichen,Stamped, hollow back, alloy badge, features a central canted swastika flanked by diagonally angle, to the bottom. The badge shows nice detailing including cut-outs to the arms of the swastika. The reverse has a small prongs for attaching to a cap. ... See More