Original example of a luftschutz gladiator helmet. Wear as shown in photos. Liner is a bit chewed up but mostly there and chin strap is broken on one end (But buckle is there). Also seems to be bent just a little. An honest example priced right if you want one that looks like it's "been there".

Neat button by Tiffany & Co. New York. Civil War era Colt Firearms Factory Guard uniform button.About 23mm wide.

Excellent condition NSBO hat badge. Silver washed alloy with both attachment prongs present and undamaged. Hard to find item.

Excellent sew in shoulder board for SA with nice M rated tag. These were worn on one shoulder of the infamous SA brown shirt. Standard brown braid with silver threading. The backing on this example is a muted yellow. Tag is nice and crisp with a few additional, period notations. An excellent example.

These were purchased from a friend who is an avid military signature collector. He purchased a bulk lot of these directly from Galland who passed away in 1992. The postcard is a reprint of a war time postcard that he used to sign autographs. It is a nice portrait photograph of him in his Luftwaffe uniform with, among other decorations, his Knight's Cross with oakleaves...

Faithful reproduction of the hard to find 1st class German Red Cross neck order with ribbon. Beautiful enamel work and sharp detail throughout. Back marked "CHR. BAUER WELZHEIM". Excellent filler piece for related display and educational purposes.

Interesting item for railway employees. Three piece pipe cleaner marked on the top with the railroad style eagle and "DR". Nice addition to a railroad display.

Here is an interesting item necessary for combat conditions on the eastern front. Nice red tin canister for frostbite salve. I was surprised to find it was actually almost full of lip balm when I opened it. An interesting item would make an attractive addition to a display.

Nice looking patch. Luftwaffe eagle over cogwheel and "G L" designates this as technical service which was in charge of a myriad of extra "chores" from ordering parts, materials and consumer goods to organizing promotions and transfers to supplying life buoys to the Sea Emergency Service. Very nice with only minor signs of age.

Excellent spiked belt axe. I have a hard time dating these but would guess early 19th century to err on the side of caution; May be late 18th century. Adorned with a total of 21 brass buttons with one missing off of the top. Assembly is nice and tight with just the slightest wiggle likely due to wood shrinkage. A hole is drilled near the butt to tie onto clothing so it wouldn't get lost when tramping through the brush. Measures about 39.5cm. Very nice piece with a good feel to it.

Excellent pair of Hensoldt Wetzlar Dialyt 10x50 binoculars with tropical paint finish similar to Afrika Korps motifs. Minor wear to paint on the surfaces you would expect to see from normal use. Small chip to one eye cup (See photos). Strap has broken and has a staple repair and should probably just be removed. Optics work great. Low serial number 14725. Period photos of this binocular type usually show them in the hands of a panzer officer.

RAD tunic sleeve patch. Excellent example; Clean and clear. Great to put on that tunic or to add to a Labor Corps display.