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

Nice Japanese training grenade. Totally inert so really nothing more then a cool paperweight. This does look a lot better then what I am seeing advertised as replicas but I am not very knowledgeable on munitions so please buy this only as a cool paperweight.

Very interesting Imperial German cigarette case. In the upper left corner is a 1914 iron cross which has the same patina as the rest of the case. I think it looks great as is but a little cleaning would make this a lot splashier. The hinge and closing snap both work great. The inside has a gold colored finish...

Very nice cased Iron Cross First Class. Cross does show some light surface oxidation. This looks to be something that a spot of oil would go along way to improving but I have a no clean-no fix policy with my stuff. Overall excellent condition as per photos. The box is a real screamer. This is the quality domed box with embossed iron cross. The leatherette cover is soft, supple and healthy with very light wear. The inside lining and felt base are clean and undamaged...

Extremely nice gold wound badge in box. Badge has very solid finish remaining and box is in superb condition, showing very little age wear and structurally near perfect. Nice, top notch set.

Very cool, obsolete badge. COMUSFAC (Commander US Facility) SUBIC BAY, PROVOST MARSHAL. DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. This badge has an extremely low number: 24. While this badge is very cool and very real and very obsolete it is also rare enough that I can find no comparable examples with which to date it. From looking at enough of this type of thing I would think the pin assembly looks to be WWII or earlier but I could be wrong on this. Really a superb badge.

Nice, original WWII era German aiguillette. I believe with the red trim this should be for Red Cross (DRK). While I am sure of the age I am assuming on the Red Cross designation so would appreciate input.

Sword belt with hangers. Great look to this one with handsome lion fittings throughout. Catch is a snake catch and there is a slide buckle for size adjustment. Swivel hook on the shorter strap typical of Western European hanger rings. I believe this is Dutch but not certain and input is welcomed.

Hitler plaque measuring just a little over 7cm by a little over 5.5cm. Small size but nicely detailed and quite solid for such a small package. The back has a leatherette stand in place. I have had this same type of plaque before and I believe there is also a ring underneath of the backing for wall use.

Interesting grouping for Warren H Lauder. The center piece is a nice sterling airborne glider assault qualification badge / wings. Includes 8 photos, one of which is an official ID type photo. Century Division Rangers patch (Set with Ranger patch and 100 patch) as well as his lucky 13th Airborne Division patch and an original period Glider Pilot Song. The last three photos show three documents which are just photocopies the family gave. They are very lightly rumpled which is how I got them...

This is really a nice piece. I would assume this likely saw use in WWI but would guess the compass is actually made right around 1900. Compass works perfectly and is marked as being made in Germany. The cse was obviously made for this particular compass as the fit is real snug and the base of the compass loop nestles perfectly in the hole in the hole. Closes securely with a pressure fit. Hinge is well made and in good shape. No damage found and a nice, even patina throughout...

Very nice WWI trench art picture frame. AEF was the Allied Expeditionary Force. This unit was the 815 Pioneer Infantry which was a unit comprised of black enlisted men at a time before integration. I don't like digging at things so I even left the stickers on from when I acquired this. This is handmade so not a very complicated piece but it does have good history.