Very interesting Antifaschistische Aktion belt buckle. Looks to be made from a heavy, early defaced German belt buckle; Likely either an SA or WWI example. The groups emblem on top is about the size of a penny. On the bottom half of the buckle is the profile bust of what looks like a communist officer. The solder job is old so there is a bit of looseness and a little wiggle to the emblem. The group was forcefully dissolved by the nazis in 1933 but apparantly was revived in the 1980's...

Nice example of OT insignia worn on sleeve of both work shirt and service tunic. Machine embroidered and sewn, rank patch rates in perfect condition. This one has one narrow and one thick red stripe. Hard to find insignia and priced quite fairly. 8.1x9.6cm.

Nice example of OT insignia worn on sleeve of both work shirt and service tunic. Machine embroidered and sewn, rank patch rates in perfect condition. This one has three narrow stripes. Hard to find insignia and priced quite fairly. 8.6x9.5cm.

Nice example of OT insignia worn on sleeve of both work shirt and service tunic. Machine embroidered and sewn, rank patch rates in perfect condition. This one has one narrow red stripe. Hard to find insignia and priced quite fairly. 5.5cmx9.6cm.

Excellent sleeve diamond for members of Organization Todt. Near perfect example. This one looks to be tunic removed as it has a line of red stitching on both of the upper sides. Being offered with other OT insignia recently acquired.

Nice example of OT insignia worn on sleeve of both work shirt and service tunic. Machine embroidered and sewn, rank patch rates in perfect condition. This one has two narrow and one thicker red stripe with the thicker being a bit lighter in color then the two narrow strips. Hard to find insignia and priced quite fairly. 9.5x9.3cm.

Very cool postcard of a large German general wearing a Mecklenburg pickelhaube helmet. His great coat looks like it could house a family of six. Very displayable postcard would lok great on the wall near a pickelhaube collection.

Very nice postcard for baseball collectors showing Yankee Stadium "in the day". Nice linen texture on the front. Cancellation is from June 2 1947. Good condition with only very light wear to corners (one good ding to upper left). Very framable.

Standard issue postcard for WWII Japanese soldiers. Reads "Military Post". Front shows subtle picture of a dove on a Japanese army helmet. Rear is blank.

Postcard of the French General Joseph Joffre. Looks to be a real signature in upper right corner. Joffre is most well known for rallying retreating allied formations and then defeating the Germans in the First Battle of the Marne in 1914. Good condition with only minor signs of age wear.

Extremely interesting WWII German postcard. The front shows a dramatic rendering of a German infantryman with a head wound carrying a more heavily wounded comrade on his shoulders through a desolate field of trenches and barbed wire. The personality of this postcard does not end with the front, though. On the rear is a stamp from the Genral Government (The German designation of the offices running the area of occupied Poland). It also reads Krakau and "GROSSDEUTCHES REICH"...

I believe this flag is meant to note that a high ranking officer is onboard the boat which it is flying from. Markings on the spine are a bit faded out and hard to read. The tip has a few lines of reinforcement stitching. One loop has been cut off; No doubt from the original souvenier hunter cutting it right off of its mountings. It is a loose weave so there is the odd little hole here and there. All in all a very attractive flag that is quite displayable.