Lets face it; These Balkan cross panzer markers are just cool. This one is textbook with one side blank and one metal grommet in each of the four corners. Condition is perfect except one diagonal rub that can be seen in the first three photos. I assume this is from its time in storage. Very cool flag.

HJ proficiency badge. Nice and clean with a very smooth patina with perfect, super crisp detail. RZM M1/34. This is priced low because it looks like there was a number that was removed for some reason.

I am not sure if this falls under the category of "trench art" or if it is more of a war souvenir but it is cool nonetheless. This is a letter opener with a 1914 miniature iron cross riveted on. I am not sure if this is ivory, horn or something else but I don't see any ivory grain. There is a notch to catch and tear the envelope when opening it. Small metal piece on top acts as a paper clip holding a piece of paper so I guess this could also be used as a bookmark. 10cm overall length...

WWI cutout gold wound badge. Terrific condition with very minor wear to the gold finish on raised relief. Really a good looking medal as cutouts are always so much more attractive and collectible then the standard version.

This item is related to one of the saddest chapters in our history and is offered with the thought that preservation and recognition are vital to remembering the past. "Those who ignore the past are doomed to repeat it". There are innumerable fake representations of such armbands but this is guaranteed authentic. Ghetto Gemeinde was the self governing council installed to regulate the day to day life inside of the nazi established ghettos of Poland...

Extremely nice condition on this political leader belt buckle. RZM M4/24 Friedrich Linden, Ludenscheid (FLL). Very little wear to the gilt on the high relief of eagle, on back of edge and rear area around the catch. Overall gold gilt is in really super shape. Very nice quality buckle.

Very cool panzer man's drivers license. Issued in 1944 with stamps matching unit designations on the document. Very cool uniform photo. Feels like a fine, rubberized fabric which I guess is meant to make it resistant in field conditions and also allow it to be folded in the fellow's pockets. Really neat late war panzer related item.

This belt buckle with tab is just a real screamer. 95% plus original paint with the only significant area of paint loss is on the bottom edge where one would expect it to rub on the belt when being worn. There are a few tiny spots on the high relief of the front but these are minimal. Tab is maker marked and dated 1940. Leather is soft and supple and stitching is fine. Top notch example of a cool combat type buckle.

Nice set of tunic removed SA collar tabs. Rank is scharfuhrer. Very good look to them.

Nice Southern Cross of Honor. Looks like it was named to GEO W MARTIN but was scratched up somewhere along the way (No doubt some damned yankee!) Nice example rigged up for a button hole.

Single DRK Deutsches Reichsbahn shoulder board for pay grade 11 personnel.

Nice, honest example of a later SA Honor dagger. While the early damascus type is certainly prettier, this plain blade RZM version is actually far scarcer as Victor Lutze was well known to give these only to high ranking and notable personalities while Ernst Rohm was quite liberal in giving out Honor Daggers. This is a nice, honest example. Crossguards are embellished with oakleaves and the lower is internally marked H. The nut is made special for this piece with a funnel shaped bottom...