Superb 10 place German ribbon bar covering both Imperial and WWII eras. Includes WWI Iron Cross with 1939 spange. 4 different unknown Imperial medals, war merit cross with swords, SS long service of 4 and 8 years, entry into Austria and the west wall medals. Blacks lights with no glow. If only this bar could talk.

Beautiful example of a classic badge. This example has a simply lovely chocolate patina throughout with original pin on the reverse. This badge was given to those who attended this famous rally in 1933. The importance of this rally was soon recognized and this badge became an officially recognized medal which could be worn on uniform. A must for any serious Third Reich collection.

1935 tinnie for Gau Franken. Great looking eagle.

The 1936 Berlin Olympics were a landmark event of the century. Hitler and a rebuilt Germany was being showcased for the world to see and admire. It was a magnificent demonstration and the death and destruction of the war was only three short years later. These very interesting booklets are from 5 different events; Gymnastics, handball, boxing, jumping and football. I think it is hilarious that they made a mistake and titled the soccer book "Football". Yes, that was a joke...

Two volume set of books from the 1936 German Olympics. One volume for the summer games and one for the winter games. Both in excellent condition with no missing pages. Very hard to find with intact dustcovers. These do have some minor tears but still in excellent overall shape.

These Kreissieger badges are well made and attractive with their highly detailed eagles. Nice, solid construction. This one has some enamel damage to the lower quadrant of the diamond (Priced in). FERD WAGNER PFORZHEIM

Nice pair of 1943 dated U.S. Navy BUSHIPS binoculars. Good overall condition. A little dusty since I don't clean anything except my kids and my kitchen.Optics seem to be fine.

Odd little bayonet that I can not identify. An even 25cm long and the socket opening is 63mm. Socket also appears to be separate welded piece. Very odd, very interesting.

Two very nice armbands in equally excellent condition. Both have RZM tags. One is 066099 and the other is 066100. The first has a couple of subtle smudges and a staple with a chip of paper label, all of which indicates this must have been the top armband in a bundle. A net sort of odd curiosity.

Lovely example of 1st Class Iron Cross. this 1914 version is nicely vaulted and 800 silver. There is a bit of oxidation on the outer edge of the core (Visible in photos). It looks like the last owner applied a touch of oil to deactivate anything that might still be going on. Very nice medal, nonetheless.

These were purchased from a friend who is an avid military signature collector. He purchased a bulk lot of these directly from Galland who passed away in 1992. The postcard is a reprint of a war time postcard that he used to sign autographs. It is a nice portrait photograph of him in his Luftwaffe uniform with, among other decorations, his Knight's Cross with oakleaves...

Hitler plaque measuring just a little over 7cm by a little over 5.5cm. Small size but nicely detailed and quite solid for such a small package. The back has a leatherette stand in place. I have had this same type of plaque before and I believe there is also a ring underneath of the backing for wall use.