NSDAP leader visor cap eagle

Original cap eagle for a NSDAP leader’s visor cap.
Complete with both pongs.

No visible maker marks.
Zink construction.  read more

Code: 53553

Wehrmacht Officer ‘Zweidorn’ Double Claw Belt

Wehrmacht officer belt in light worn condition

No markings found
Leght about 100cm

in used but good condition!  read more

Code: 53547

WH/SS M44 Backpack

A nice M44 backpack in used condition
one of the straps is broken but can still be used

no markings found
nice to put on a mannequin  read more

Code: 53546

N.S.D.A.P.-related lapel-pin ( Mitgliedsabzeichen )

N.S.D.A.P.-related lapel-pin ( Mitgliedsabzeichen )

it shows a sowing farmer-figure surrounded by a bright-red 'Sunburst'-swastika

in used but good condition  read more

Code: 53544

Finnish Army SA Marching Badge

Finnish Army marching pin

in used but good condition  read more

Code: 53543

WWII US Army Air Force Patch

The U. S. Army Air Force patch is a winged star emblem embroidered in yellow, white, and red on a blue felt circle. It’s worn on the left shoulder of a uniform coat or shirt. Known as the “Hap Arnold emblem,” it was approved for wear in 1942

in a very good condition  read more

Code: 53540

WWII US Anti Aircraft Command Patch

US WW2 Anti Aircraft patch.
Worn by the GI’s protecting the airfields and other important places

in a very good condition  read more

Code: 53539

WWII US 20th Army Corps Patch

he 20th Corps was activated on September 5, 1942, at Camp Young, Indio, California, as the IV Armored Corps and was redesignated before the Corps arrived in England on February 18th, 1944.

in a very good condition  read more

Code: 53538

WWII US 33rd Infantry Division Patch

Nickname: Illinois Division. (Division is also known as Prairie Division since Illinois is the Prairie State and Illinois National Guard units make up the division.)

in a very good condition  read more

Code: 53537

WWII US 98th Division SSI Patch

The 98th Infantry Division never got to fire a shot in combat, but it wasn’t for any lack of desire. The luck of war kept the division stationed in Hawaii from the time it went overseas— April 1944—until the Japanese surrendered sixteen months later.

But the 98th got a look at the enemy, if only at an enemy already defeated. The “Iroquois” Division was one of the Divisions select...  read more

Code: 53536