Nice SA sport shirt patch. White on green with the group designated as KP. These are fun to collect as they come in various colors and group designations. This one has nice, strong color. There is a stain at about the 10 o'clock position. On the reverse is an RZM tag which is always a nice bonus. The letter "P" in the lower left corner indicates that this patch requires a fairly high level of detail (This scales is an A to Z scale)...

Terrific set of hangers for a WWII German army dagger. While this is not by any means a rare item, hangers generally saw solid use and had a very weakly applied silver finish. This example is a hard-to-find set in top notch condition. The brocade is crisp and clean and the velvet backing is immaculate with a lovely, smooth pile. The metal fittings still retain a large amount of the original silver frosting which is extremely rare...

Imperial German flyer badge from the state of Prussia. Excellent example. Nice and clean with no damage right down to the extended cross on top of the crown. Just a lovely example from the dawn of military flight.

Second model Luftwaffe dagger by E Pack - Siegfried Waffen. Besides having my favorite maker logo, this blade has the benefit of being as near to mint as you can get. There are just the slightest hints of runner marks on the raised center of the blade; Other then that it shones like a mirror. Handle is a beautiful white example and appears to never have been cleaned in the recesses. The fittings are high quality examples...

Original Civil War navy rank - rate. I just unearthed a few of these so there are a small number available.

Drum hanger most likely dating well before WWI. Beautifully cast eagle with excessive detail to the feathering. Eagle looks Prussian when the crown is added to the overall picture. The catch is made of two swivels; The bottom allows for the eagle to protrude outwards as the bandsman is stepping out while the upper swivel allows the assembly to moce right to left. The leather hanger is nice and strong but unfortunately some ding-dong cut a corner out...

Miniature silver Hitler Youth proficiency badge. It is a bit more silver in color then it looks in the photos. Miniature lapel pins like this are a good bit scarcer then the full size version. This example is in excellent condition with only minor signs of usage nd wear (See photos). Maker is quite clear RZM M1/36. Very nice item.

Very cool miniature HJ proficiency badge in black. Miniatures are far scarcer then the full size example as even Hitler Youth kids were "kids" and kids just lose little stuff. Condition is just lovely with very light signs of age but nothing significant enough to even mention (See photos) and no damage, Back marked RZM M1/63. Photos came out very good on this so please do take a look. Penny not included.

Very interesting miniature DJ proficiency badge.Excellent condition and well toned. Unmarked example.

Excellent example in clean, crisp condition. Serial number 31158. Marked RZM M1/120 Wilhelm Duemer of Ludenscheid. Good bit scarcer then the HJ equivelant.

Nice pair of Luftschutz goggles. Very lightweight, almost disposable. Band still has some elasticity. Plastic lenses fold into quarters to go into thick paper sleeve. Black frame is felt of all things. Just a little dirty (I don't clean anything) but excellent shape. Kind of a neat item priced cheap.

Interesting passbook from German occupied Latvia. Booklet is from the GENERALKOMMISAR IN LETTLAND. It appears that he only had assignment stamps. The first is December 16,1940 and the other August 8,1944. The reason is clear when you look at his occupation. He was a technicial at the Libauer Eisenwerke (Ironworks), so the fellow was lucky enough to have one of the most vital jobs in a mid 20th century war until the middle of 1944 when all bets were off. No telling what happened to him after that...