Well, here is a weird, sort of "over the top" item that my wife hates. I will admit it is a bit creepy (Just not to her). Children's SA propaganda doll. I don't know how many of these they would ave made but I doubt many would have been kept around after the war. I haven't seen this before. Condition is surprisingly good and the only real damage I find is some very minor chipping to the tips of the boots...

This is a Third Reich era creamer pitcher from the Deutscher Hof hotel. This was purchased from a veteran's estate from a good friend who wrote up a nice presentation paper to add to it. This hotel was a favorite of Hitler's and was actually purchased by the party and used by high ranking officials when visiting Nuremberg. I have seen pieces from this hotel and this is typical of the pattern used there. On the side is "Der Deutche Hof". The ase is stamped "gebr...

Hard to find NSKOV gorget. This is from a solid, old collection and absolutely guaranteed not to be one of the Eastern European things coming onto the market recently. Some age wear to the front as per photos. Rivets and face plate are in solidly in place. Full length chain in perfect shape. Backing is in great shape with two tiny nips as per final photo. These are more often then not really chewed up in back. Very nice, very honest piece.

Very nice GIL Alpini sleeve shield. Paint is almost perfect on the front with no damage found. Very nice example of a hard to find shield.

Fascist militia antiaircraft sleeve shield. Nice piece but some damage to bottom corner. Priced accordingly but still a really nice item.

Excellent EM or NCO M36 panzer breast eagle on black factory roll.There are stitch holes along the edge and, on the top, one small pull from the stitch hole to the edge. Except for a small crease the rest of this patch is in great shape. Nice eagle.

M39 breast eagle. Excellent condition example on factory feldgrau roll.

Good looking Luftwaffe equipment plate. Marked FL U.V. L&C 1940 Arnold with a nice sized eagle and swaz. I am not sure what type of equipment this was for but it is a very light weight metal so possibly meant for something on an aircraft. real nice looking piece for display purposes.

I have always liked battle damaged helmets as each is unique and certainly has its own personality. This one has anything one might look for; Early double decal (2nd decal ghost remains), some original finish and quite traumatic damage. This one is opened from the inside out and the rusting is even in the cracks so has obviously been like this for a long, long time. Personal friends have seen a lot of crazy stuff but this one still gets a good reaction from collecting veterans; A real looker.

Very cool and important piece of equipment for German mountain troops. Handle is stamped GJR 137 indicating this was issued to the Gebirgsjager Regiment 137 or 137th Mountain Infantry Regiment. This unit saw a lot of combat and is worth a quick search. The pick itself is in great shape with no damage found besides normal age wear (Please see photos). The head is maker marked STUBAI. Over the head is a leather protective cover in excellent shape dated 1938 and marked as made in Berlin...

Volume 1 of the classic series Uniforms, Organization and History of the Waffen SS by Bender and Taylor. Content is obvious from the title. This is one of the earlier, classic works in the collecting field. Significant enough that the forward was written by the simply huggable Otto Skorzeny.

Very nice pair of scarce large size black Italian shoulder boards. Gorgeous Italian bullion work on the fasces. No damage found except for the rub on one of the axe blades. Top notch example of a hard to find set.