WWII BRITISH TAM O'SHANTER HAT with LOOSE BADGE
The Balmoral Bonnet, which is known as the Tam o'Shanter, originated in 1915, as a replacement for the Glengarry, to be worn by Scottish troops in combat. A khaki wool bonnet comprised of a crown, a body with seams to each side and the rear, and a pair of metal grommets to the rear. Consignment A read more
85.00 USD
WWII GERMAN SIGNALS OFFICER'S COLLAR TABS
The collar tabs feature hand embroidered litzen in matte, silver/aluminum wire threads with light yellow rayon branch of service stripes, mounted on dark blue/green badge cloth bases. read more
65.00 USD
WWII GERMAN MEDICAL OFFICER'S COLLAR TABS
The collar tabs feature hand embroidered litzen in matte, silver/aluminum wire threads with the blue rayon branch of service stripes, mounted on dark blue/green badge cloth bases. read more
75.00 USD
WWII GERMAN NSDAP EAGLE STICK PIN
Original period manufacture. Nice quality silver alloy eagle, German style mounting pin. Measures 18 mm in width. read more
45.00 USD
WWII GERMAN HAGO MEMBERSHIP STICKPIN
HAGO Membership Stickpin. Nicely-marked HAGO Stickpin “GES. GESCH”. read more
45.00 USD
WWII GERMAN FRENCH OCCUPATION ARMBAND
This Defense Passive French Occupation Armband is a rare original. The Defense Passive was a French civil defense organization that was set up by the Germans, and tasked with organizing shelters and helping to protect cities and factories in occupied France. read more
300.00 USD
WWII GERMAN WAFFEN-SS TRANSPORT SHOULDER STRAPS
Black wool construction slip on shoulder straps with Light blue rayon waffenfarbe piping. Tongues complete. Nice condition, text-book original pair. read more
300.00 USD
WWII GERMAN ROMANIAN ANTI-COMMUNIST MEDAL
Romanian anti communist campaign medal (Crusade Against Communism), instituted by Romanian governmant but awarded to german soldiers too.
Nice conditions, medal has its original ribbon. read more
70.00 USD
WWII GERMAN EARLY NSDAP BELT BUCKLE
Roughly 42mm x 42mm. One piece brass example with swastika face plate. Unmarked. read more