E.P.&S. ground Rohm dagger. This one was obviously done by the owner himself. The dedication is only lightly rubbed out with a lot of lettering left. The name is completely gone with hash marks showing where it was done. This area goes right down to the top of the E Pack logo. Blade does show greying and the usual in/out runner marks. Anodized scabbard has a light ding but generally in good shape with another light ding to the ball. All in all a nice piece.

Neat award. Front shows a well done eagle. Rear reads FUR: BESONDERE LEISTUNG - DER OBERBEFEHLSHABER VON KAYSER GENERAL DER KAV . This reads as : Performance Award - The Supreme Commander Von Kayser General of Cavalry. It appears the Von Kayser was indeed in charge of mounted troops at some point before the war. Nice medal with a good amount of gold finish remaining.

Lovely and well made shooting medal from Carls Schutzen Gilde Aachen. Very well made and nicely toned medal looks to be real silver. The front of the medallion shows a Teutonic knight. I believe the rear shows the coat of arms of the shooting club, which dates back centuries. The rear of the crown is hand engraved and reads: "II Ehrenpreis Eroffnungs schiessen A.K. Sch. G. Tivoli 1897. Wonderfully designed medal with a braided, double twist silver wire brder around the medallion...

Very scarce item. Dutch NSKK volunteer Badge of Honor. These were only awarded in two separate ceremonies. Among recipients were something like 40 Dutch NSKK drivers attached to 6th Army that were pulled out of Stalingrad pocket. A few have recently turned up near Berlin but as they are dug they are in relic condition and mostly broken. Word on top of badge "TROUW" translates to loyalty or honor...

Nice NCO sword by Weyersberg datable to Third Reich era. Always nice to find engraved items from this time period.Overall excellent condition. Undented scabbard shows original paint. Double twiseted copper wire wrap is just a little loose on the upper portion of the handle but still stays in place quite nicely. Just a couple very small spots of light surface oxidation could be easily cleaned up with just a spot of oil but I neither clean nor fix anything. Very nice sword.

Terrific content on this signed hinomaru flag. According to the translation that I came up with the flag is signed by three generals, one of which is the brother of the owner. Other phrases included "10,000 miles away", "Kill all the enemies" and "Very Difficult to be the big man" which is a great line for a flag signed by generals. Center disk is a separately sewn piece and not just dyed on. Condition is respectable. Flag shows fading to the center disk, some soiling and a couple of small holes...

Hard to find luftwaffe leather flight helmet with the plug and throat microphone. Leather is just about perfect; Soft, supple and scuff free with no damage found. The soft white leather on the inside of the sweatband, chin straps and throat mics is is still quite strong but does show some discoloration from being exposed to skin oils when in use way back when; I actually consider this a positive as it shows this helmet was used quite a bit. Straps and buckles are all present and also undamaged...

Very cool WWI era German boot knife. Blade shows graying (see photos) but is actually quite smooth. Very gently sharpened which is normal as this was not for dress but for real business. Near spine blade is marked "STOCK EISENACH" and near ricasso marked "HAND ARBEIT". Handle is very nice undamaged stag horn and the three rivets have never been played with. Scabbard is a neat little thing with rather fresh leather showing only minor aging with no signs of abuse or damage...

Nice set of American WWII wings. Marked Josten Sterling, with Josten being a premium maker. Excellent condition with only honest, light age wear.

While these are lovely arrows I can not accurately date them so please consider them superb display items but not antiques. That being said, they are terrifically made. The shafts are perfectly straight. The feathers and points are both wrapped on with what looks like real sinew. The points are finely knapped and terrific examples. One has a tiny flake off of the tip which is only noticable on very close inspection (See last photo). This is really a neat pair.

Top notch sword knot. Strap is a brocade type aluminum weave. Stem is an alternating 3 dark silver wires and 1 bright silver wire pattern. Acorn is is perfect condition with a dark toned tip. Condition is flawless. If you look hard on the top of the strap you can see lighter stripes where it was covered up by other parts of the strap when it was wrapped on a sword handle for a long time...

Terrific knot here. Could be for a sword but I suspect it is for a fire police bayonet but probably for a higher individual. These straps are normally silver and red wire woven into leather but this one is gold colored wire woven onto lightly striped black fabric. Silver acorn is nicely age toned with the tip showing alternating red, grey and silver twisted wire threads. Super quality example of a very scarce pattern.