This is a great example of an interesting medal. This one still has most of the silver frosting that is long gone due to poor application process to a lame metal. Ring is hallmarked 110. The medal itself, despite poor manufacture, is a neat medal with grenade, helmet, bayonet etc. Was designed by a panzer general to commemorate the sacrifices of the soldiers during the first winter on the Russian Front...

Nice early pattern eagle for SS visor hat. Structurally in great condition. There is some wear to the silver finish which shows the base metal beneath (See photos). The blackening around the swaz is excellent. Back marked RZM M1/8. Nice, respectable example.

Very hard to find tunic removed flak officer's badge or patch. This is very similar to the EM flak patch but with high quality, raised embroidered 88mm gun, swaz, wings and oak leaves. The embroidery is bullion quality but without the interwoven aluminum wire. This is really a great looking and seldom encountered patch. Except for the embroidery and a few other stitches the backing is loose from the wool fronting...

Very cool army panzer officer breast eagle. Aluminum bullion manufacture. Excellent condition on black wool backing. It is sometimes hard to tell the difference between dark green and black on these so in the first photo I show it sitting on top of a dark green. This listing is for just the top eagle. Tunic removed and threading holes can be seen on reverse backing.

Nice soldbuch for a fellow serving in a flak unit. Condition is flat perfect with sharp edges and corners. Only the first five pages are filled in as per photos, with page four listing a lot of different unit assignments. Not a fancy example to an elite unit but a nice "everyday" soldier example in perfect condition.

Gorgeous SS EM belt buckle by RODO. I really like this example as it shows honest wear to higher details but still displays a lot of original paint. Perfect example of an item that likely saw real field use without being abused. For a good view the last photo is with no flash. This is just how I like them.

Yep, the gardening club. Membership pin reads REICHSBUND DEUTSCHER KLEINGARTNER. "Kliengartner" translates to small gardener but I believe this means "home gardener'. Odd, hard to find item and really a small but nicely made pin. The eagle is a separate attached piece and stands out nicely.

Very nice and hard to find example. Aluminum SS visor cap eagle. No damage found and it has the snub nose that should be on these. Marked SS RZM 155/36 for Assmann & Sohne Ludenscheid.

Attractive ivory holder for small cigar or cigarette. The oval hole on the gold end is about 12mm x 8mm. Stamped 14k. The holder itself is in great condition. The case certainly shows its age and has one small piece of the leatherette cover missing near the latch. The hinge and latch do work perfectly. Inside is most of a "GENUINE IVORY" label. Obviously pre-ban. Ship to US minus California.

Anschluss medal with original case. Both pieces are in great shape as per photos. The box, being clean and fresh with one scuff on the front, is especially nice as it is marked by possibly the best medal and decoration manufacturer of the Third Reich; Deschler $ Sohn Munchen (Munich). Reverse of the medal has the slogan "EIN REICH EIN VOLK EIN FUHRER" and the date of the Anschluss March 13, 1938. Very nice set.

Nice Japanese map case. Generally holding its shape well. One corner looks just a bit rumpled and on the other side there is a hole in the leather pencil holder loops. Overall the leather is nice and healthy with a soft feel and nice brown color. Decent piece of field gear.

Very cool Luftwaffe flak badge stickpin. Very good detail, very good condition. Just a neat item.