Sold Gallery
These pages display a number of the rare items that I have had the pleasure of selling. To view more details and a larger photograph please click on the thumbnail picture.
WWII GERMAN WEST WALL MEDAL AND ENVELOPE
Early die struck, bronze alloy construction medal with a bronze wash. *CDR*
WWII GERMAN ARMY FUNERAL SASH
Has bow to the top , needs to be ironed 36'' tall x each strip is 8'' Unused *CDR*
WWII GERMAN NSDAP/NATIONAL FLAG
21'' x 120'' many stains double sided *CDR*
WWII GERMAN WAR MERIT CROSS 1ST CLASS WITH SWORDS
With maker mark “4” on the pin, manufacturer Steinhauer & Lück, Lüdenscheid. No finish is left. *CDR*
WWII GERMAN SS BAR OF SOAP
This is a near excellent unopened bar of soap still wrapped in its waxed paper wrapper. The wrapper is marked "SS-Packung" on one side, and has the Prague maker's name on the other side. Interesting and original SS item for your display. *CDR*
WWII GERMAN LUFTWAFFE OFFICER RAIN CAPE RARE
Rare rain cap in nice condition , unmarked , not dried out . *CDR*
WWII GERMAN LUFTWAFFE HERMANN GÖRING DIVISION FLIG
Flight blouse with a lot of moth tracks. Has cuff title, eagle and Flight straps. *CDR*
WWII GERMAN ADMINISTRATION OFFICER\'S M38 OVERSE
Nice quality, private purchase, M38 pattern, field-grey wool/rayon blend construction cap features fold down side and back panels with scalloped slopes to the forward side panels. Some moth nips. *CDR*
WWII GERMAN LION HEAD WITH RED EYES SWORD
Unmarked blade ,Blade is mint and scabbard has typical missing paint. Engrave date and initials. Overall length is 39'' US SALES ONLY *CDR*
WWII GERMAN WHITE SA OSAF STAFF TUNIC RARE
Rare tunic of the SA staff with Blood order ribbon. Named and comes with riding breeches, tunic has yellowed. Tabs and boards are crimson. Looks like Dr. Sonnenleitner on label, Nothing glows. .just a note from a customer to say that the SA-Standartenfuhrer's tunic is almost certainly that of Franz von Sonnleithner who was a Blood Order recipient and was a diplomatic officer on Ribbentrop's staff. He was present when the bomb went off in the Wolf's Lair on 20 July '44 and consequently received the special wound badge. Born in Salzburg in 1905, he survived the war and died in 1981. I've attached a photo of the tailor's label in his diplomatic uniform jacket which was sold by Andreas Thiess in 2008.......same tailor and signature. That diplomatic tunic bore a spurious medal ribbon bar which included WW1 awards (born 1905 ???). He was Austrian in origin and got his Blood Order at the end of 1939 / beginning of 1940. *CDR*