War Merit Cross Second Class with Swords.
Nice zinc example with good finish thats turned dark brown with patina. Good length of period ribbon. No ring stamp. read more
BDM Winter/ Ski Trousers.
This is the second pair recently found in the same house in the Koblenz area of Germany. Again in nice condition with good nap to the material and no moth holes just a little staining from storage. The side zip works fine is marked ''RIRI'' with the only button for fastening above the zip is a BDM/JM marked example. Both bottom legs have the period ''ties'' As for size , i can give an approxima... read more
WW1 British Medal Pair.
In very nice condition, never mounted for wear , comes with its period ribbon bar and recently purchased off the family. Details are..M2-268049 PTE T.HARRIS ASC. read more
Dutch Viper Combat helmet and Accessories.
Managed to purchase this super US manufactured P6N combat helmet last week still in its green cloth carry bag, including its instruction manual and Rail Adaptor set. As expected its in mint condition with all labels inside including its size, number 3. read more
SA Dagger. RZM M7/27, Pumawerk.
Late manufactured dagger by Pumawerk. The blade has some faint staining to the surface and the usual runner marks, blade cross grain still evident. Motto and makers codes are crisp. The hardwood handle is close to perfect condition with no chips, cracks or stains. Bright nickle eagle with some staining to the SA roundel. Cross guard fittings have some plate lifting as has the tight top nut. The... read more
SA Event Badge/Tinnie. Dresden, 1933.
Super designed badge for an event held in the Dresden area in 1933. The condition is very good with 100% finish with the rear having its period fixing pin and makers details. I listed an exact design previously but held in Leipzig, please check item number ..60523. read more
SA Event Badge/Tinnie. SA Gruppe Nordsee, 1933.
Nice design with all its period finish intact. The rear come with its period fixing pin which has come adrift. Thought i would leave this to the new owner to repair as you might make a better job than me! read more