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Please read these terms completely. See All My Other Relics, Artifacts, Souvenirs and Militaria by clicking on MY NAME on any ad of mine and the "all my ads button" found there. My prices are carefully researched recently and are fair. Everything I offer here AS original, IS original. To be fair, I do take returns. You have a 2 week return period to decide on owning any piece you buy. The full purchase price will be refunded. Shipping is a service fee, and not part of the price, it is not refundable. Any returned items are sent back at the buyers expense. I will refuse any returned item that has been altered/damaged in any manner. *Alteration is DAMAGE*. ANY COPIES are ALWAYS listed in the repro categories, and clearly identified as SUCH! MY photos give you the information to know exactly what I have. Please Email me! If you are serious and need further pictures or informa
Beautiful, private-purchase heer artillery senior NCO ( oberfeldwebel ) service tunic.
Fine grade field-gray premium gabardine wool construction with machine-embroidered breast eagle. Nice unteroffizier (NCO) braid running around the collar and shoulder straps.
Bevo woven artillery specialty badge sewn above the left sleeve cuff. Regimental unit number "23" on the shoulder straps. Tailor tag in the collar and in the pocket. Identified and dated.
Looks fantastic on a mannequin torso.
Exceptional condition. 1 tiny moth right on the right side of the waist area.
Some slight wear and age showing inside the tunic. some minor blemish to the lining from the missing integral buckle. (soldier often removed these useless "old fashioned idea" buckles as they came undone during wear and required unbuttoning the tunic and removing belt etc. just to re-buckle, and then ... yeah, again! Merde!
Here is a very fine example of a Heer M-38 combat communications Overseas Cap from my own collection.
Not dead mint, but a real beauty.
Well marked and Dated, andretains the original machine applied yellow branch soutache V on the front.
This has very little signs of its age considering it survived WW2, Bugs, Kids, Women, and 75 years!
Let me know if there is anything you need to know.
A Pair of Wehrmacht Ankle Gaiters. These are marked on the leather. They show some storage and and rust to the metal. Eagle Arms found a whole box of these 20 years ago and I got to pick out the best about 15 pairs. They are really hard to find. The leather straps on some are fragile or stiff. Fine examples for display with your field gear!
The pictures are an example of the sets I have. I have 4 matched sets all found together. The set you receive will be whichever pair is on the top of the stack when you order them.
Here is a fine undamaged example that came right out of a 10th US Mountain Infantry Division footlocker I tripped over at a yard sale about a decade ago.
Medium size of around 57 though not inked.
GERMAN WW2 HEER EM/NCO M36 BREAST EAGLE IN BEVO UNISSUED
Description:
Third Reich Wehrmacht Early M36 breast eagle.
Unissued, pre-war BeVo weave patterned eagle on a dark green cotton rayon base.
Textbook example of a desired Army breast eagle variant.
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GERMAN WW2 10X50 DIENSTGLAS BINOCULARS BY CARL ZEISS JENA "BLC+" WITH RANGE/SCALE GRID & 1442 TYPE GREASE
Description:
Third Reich Wehrmacht Carl Zeiss, Militarabteilung Jena 10x50 field binoculars.
Good condition, service used, with original carrying strap and tunic button hole attachment. Leather is soft, pliable and without damage. Lenses are clear, focus well, with the right one having range/scale grid for artillery and distance calculating purposes. Marked Dienstglas 10x50, 2210701, BLC and blue cross which indicates they were lubricated with 1442 type grease, to work in temperatures of up to -40`C. Binoculars retain almost all of the original textured factory finish. The eye cups were removed, which was a common practice among soldiers. Even Erwin Rommel himself had his bakelite eyepieces removed to better fit over protective eyewear he was wearing, like dust googles for example.
Combat used binoculars which will surely upgrade your field gear collection or to complete a ma
Offered for sale is a recent Attic estate find.....A beautiful early Rosa Pink pipped Panzer Officers visor cap by Pekuro ..... Early piping with larger piping to crown....all bullion hand applied insignia....Ribbed Tricot material..... No holes to body of cap....however slightly salty.....little moth nip to front piping above cockade.... Has its original early bullion chin cord.....Front vulcan fiber visor shows no spidering or cracking and still retains its high gloss appearance ....under visor is smooth as many are. NOT all under visors had checkering for you newbies out there.....plainly noted in many headgear books..! Interior of cap does show some wear to leather sweat band with some cracking and a few tears....should be handled with TLC.... Yellow gold lining loosely stitched in inside .....old celluloid sweat shield long removed most likely during the period as it made your head sweat..! From the looks of this rare cap it looks field worn to me.....not some parade cap...
Offered for sale is a rare late war black assault gun panzer wrap with crusher.... Super grade rig here.... 44 dated wrap.....appears to be made from two bolts of material witch was common late war thus causing half the sleeve material to be a little darker then the main body of the wrap....we all have seen this before in body verses pockets etc.... Wrap has its rare triangle breast eagle machine sewn... Sewn in Officer boards etc... Comes with a beautiful crusher with all bullion insignia.... No holes in either wrap or crusher and all piping intact...no mothing! ***Any black assault gun on the rarity scale is a easy 9.... Overall a killer rare rig for the offering....missing from most collections. I have many more pics I can send upon request.... Any questions just ask.
RIDING INTO THE TWILIGHT: Organization, Uniforms, Insignia, and Equipment of the German Army's Last Cavalrymen 1920-1945
Originally published at $100.
Payment by check, money order, cash
Infantry Leutnant tailor-made field tunic. Made of coarse & tough grade of Tricot wool. Grey rayon lining. Bullion eagle & tabs. Collar & eagle backing are unusual medium green color. Sew-in boards with brass # 2. Loops for 3 badges & medal bar. Has seen use & wear at edges/ high points/ collar. some soiling. Use but no abuse.
Offered for sale is a super period LARGE 16 inch photo of a early all piped Panzer man with Panzer wrap/gray shirt and tie and skulls to boot.! Pre-war Early war original photo in original frame and glass... Un-touched..! ANY large Panzer photo is super hard to find..... I think I have a fair price on this considering.... Needs small triangle wire hanger....easy to do. Hope he survived.........................
Offered for sale ALONG WITH MY NEBELWEFER/ROCKET WRAP I HAVE LISTED for the listed wrap price.... Early minty cap with correct branch piping for Nebelwefer/Rocket crews....wine color piping....NOT Art red... Beautiful cap with all text book construction through out. Washers for vent holes intact but oxidized... No holes or damage.... Caps eagle correctly applied being flapped over top and machine sewn to lower wings etc... ******TOOK ME YEARS TO FIND THIS CAP..!
Beautiful condition Artillery NCO greatcoat. Depot marked E40 (Erfurt 1940) with size being a nice 102 chest size. Has green felt collar, 12 button double breasted with French cuffs and two slanted front pockets. Textbook example with Artillery NCO shoulder boards (feldwebel).
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German WW2 HEER (Army) CHAPLAIN enlisted / NCO / officer M1934 Feldmutze. Early quality field-green wool, Brownish-grey ribbed cotton lining. Machine-sewn BEVO insignia. Eagle is the very early white on grey type. Machine-sewn PURPLE soutasche. Hand-embroidered bullion cross. GIANT size . MINT un-issued. Super-rare branch of service !
HEER Waffenrock for Artillery Unteroffizier. Fine quality smooth tricot wool, brown rayon lining. Aluminum-wire NCO insignia & NCO tress. Hand-embroidered signals blitz & #58 on boards. Shoulder insignia for band member ! Interesting armpit pads sewn into liner. 1 inch tear to lower left skirt, otherwise virtually mint condition.
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Worn but not abused WWII German Officer dark grey leather overcoat. It has definitively seen field wear, but no rips or tears in the exterior. The interior is good to very good, and has provisions for a winter liner, but this one has none. All but one of the buttons are covered in the same leather material as the coat. Only one has been replaced with a commercial dark brown leather overcoat button. It has the proper overcoat shank and removeable metal ring. Appears it could be a field replacement, but who knows. The shoulderboards are for an Oberleutnant of the 117th IR. Additional photos are available on request
A large format book of 591 pages, fully illustrated, covering the history, tailoring, insignia, accouterments, and many examples of these parade uniforms.
Originally published by Bender Publishing and priced at $120 + shipping, these mint copies are offered at $50 + $10 shipping in the U.S.
Listing today a WW2 German Heer Officers Artillery Tunic. Condition and description as follows. Measurements pit to pit 36 inches around .shoulder seam to cuff 25 inches .top of collar to bottom hem 27 inches shoulder seam to shoulder seam 17 inches. I ve black light tested the fabric,insignia,stiching all parts negative to UV light. This tunic appears to be a sleeper untouched for over 75 years. No reapplication or fabrications post 1945. There are field repairs,honest combat wear,user tears, moth nips. Inside has the tailoring tag along with the waist clips and dagger hanger. This was tailored for a small framed soldier. This was a very substantial quality constructed garment for its time with its extreme scalloped pockets. Please allow all photos to be your best description and ask all questions prior to offering a bid as this listing is sold as is without refund or return. Pick up in Worcester/Boston Massachusetts COD or seller will provide free USPS Priority mail delivery with i
This Late War Dark Brown variant is very rare. $785.00
Note the earlier pattern is identical in weave to the more common (but still quite rare) Tan pattern.
These items are nothing like most police stuff, this HEER formation, was a very tiny section in my 55 years of collecting 3rd Reich Combat.
Like the SS, they disposed of anything that would identify them as army police security troops.
Despised by every soldier who ever saw another comrade strung up without trial, and a cardboard sign around the neck reading "I am a coward and a traitor".
They all became a potential target for every armed soldier when chaos set in, and anything could happen at any time. No doubt many were executed on the spot when found among soldiers.
Cloth Insignia from these Heer troops, is far scarcer than the Field Police Gorget.
Feel free to search for other pieces (which are both original and in perfect condition), if you feel like there is a chance to save a buck.
I sure could not find
Heer is a rare survivor. He probably achieved NCO after the fall of France when the Germans lost about 40,000. The replacements and build up of armed forces numbers started to accelerate rapidly and within a few months the Dark green collar and scalloped and pleated pockets, were dropped for faster more economical versions as the uniforms became simpler and less attractive.
This is from the era of the smaller mostly German Heer. Still carries the same colorful early war insignias and is a wonderful example showing very light age and a few tiny insect bites.
Offered for sale is one of the best original pre-1945 Oil on canvas painting of a true Aryan Heer soldier I have seen in a long time....This artist knew what the hell he was doing....NOT a amateur painter!!! Signed and dated early war in 1941. Appears to be either Art or Panzer...but leaning Art man. This blonde haired BLUE eye's Aryan has already seen combat..! Sporting his IC 2nd class. The FACE on this guy is something to see up close as well as his gazing CRYSTAL BLUE EYE'S that seem to look right through you..! Nazi superman!!! There are NO cracks to this oil painting and the colors are still bright and clear....no holes or damage and is near a full 26 inches tall. It has been signed twice for what ever reason. It is still tight to its framing sticks and just needs a period looking frame to mount.... Nazi art at its finest..! Well worth what Im asking in my opinion.. Would look SUPER GRADE in your war room..! Any questions just ask.
Here are 2 books for sale. $22.00 each. This includes PayPal fees and priority mail shipping.
German Army uniforms and Insignia 1933-1945, by Brian L. Davis. $22.00
Uniforms and Insignia of the Luftwaffe, Volume 1 1933-1945 $22.00
If you have any questions, please ask.
Mid to late War Marked Map Case in mint condition. The sole example which I know of on this planet!
I have seen 1 pair of K.98 ammunition pouches, and a single bayonet frog made from this startlingly different leather.
Like Blue webbing gear for the Luftwaffe Afrikakorps (before 1942) This type of gear must have been either for ubungs (training) or proofungs testing and evaluation) as almost nothing made from it is circulating. I have found no mention of it on any forum or in any reference source either. So much for the big shot experts!
You might pay less somewhere, but this quality will always resell when you need to.
Crap will sit unsold and often you will have a loss, when trying to resell junk you bought cheap.
I will send pictures and info to serious buyers.
After France fell, regulations started changing as the German Wehrmacht expanded rapidly.
New regs dictated the end of the earlier bottle green collared "M-36" types, and this was pretty much the first type of all field gray tunic.
Yet still retained pleated pockets, and scalloped flaps, as well as earlier style tabs.
This is a rare type and in excellent condition
Private-purchase pioneers (Engineers) oberfeldwebel early war service tunic.
Field-gray wool construction with machine-embroidered breast eagle. Nice unteroffizier (NCO) braid running around the collar and shoulder straps. As required by wartime use, the shoulder straps unit numbers are missing. Original ribbon loops.
Beautifuly tailored in a very light weight summer wool. Looks fantastic on a torso. Has integral belt inside and also slot for wearing on the dagger. Some light wear under the arms from normal use.
1 very small moth hole under the right sleeve.
3 SETS of ORIGINAL HEER EM ARTILLERY or ASSAULT GUNNER EM STRAPS. Two are in continental green badge cloth for 1936/1941 Era , and one set is feldgrau for uniform use 1942 - 1945.
Vet acquired in 1972! This is the sole example I have ever seen, and I own it. This is NOT the phony baloney "Personal effects" Crap that floods out of Europe! How many containers of Military issue boot black do you imagine have survived undamaged and unused for 70+ Years?
Here is a very fine example of a Heer M-42 Overseas Cap from my own collection.
Not dead mint, but a real beauty.
Well marked and Dated 1942. This has very little signs of its age considering it survived WW2, Bugs, Kids, Women, and 75 years!
Let me know if there is anything you need to know.
Offered for sale is a seldom if ever seen late war Nebelwefer/Rocket PZ wrap with all original insignia. Wrap is beautiful with very little wearing time but did see late war service.....these guys late war were on half tracks with mounted Nebelwefer /Rocket for mobile use during 1944 through end of war. No damage to body other than 2 small period repairs and all piping etc is perfect.... Even though late war the wool material is first rate quality...as is all stitching through out/correct key button chain stitched button holes etc...UV neg and well marked and dated etc.... If your into rare wraps this should fit the bill and price.....to sell..!! Any questions just ask.... more pics upon request.. THE RAREST OF ALL PIPED BRANCHES..!
Offered for sale is a late war Panzer wrap and matching pants both dated 1944 etc... Wrap is made from late war material being course and having actual wood fibers incorporated with in the wool...and in my opinion making this a smoking gun for originality. The wrap has field made ciphers W 7 on Panzer pink piped boards. So Im assuming after looking into this they are for the Wiking Div....7th Company which come to find out were a company of Panthers in Russia. The pants are also of the same course wool material and are SS cut as is the wrap. The cap did not come with this rig but I put it with it for sale as a grouping...the M43 cap is also late war. The wrap has its original machine woven runes on black as well as the eagle being machine woven eagle. The cuff title is missing and had been actually glued on as was practice during late war with horse glue.... The Wiking cuff title in the pic is for looks only and is not real...goes with the sale.. A couple of front buttons have be
A magnificent Afrikakorps HEER Light olive green Steel EM Buckle .
Marked down.
Almost 85% of survivng Heer buckles show hard wear to metal , and less than half of the original paint if any!
Look at the condition of this scarce tropical buckle and the price!
What is holding you back?
Pair of Matched NCO Shoulder Straps 100Th Mountain Regt. Hand Embroidered Regt Numbers, Silk basket weave piping and bottle green badge cloth. Tailor Made. near mint and sooooo Rare.
World class selection of German HEER CHEVRONS
A wide assortment, collected over the course of 45+ years.
Some are dead mint/new, and some are removed from uniforms and showing light use.
If you need to restore and it must be the correct piece in order to look right.
Then you need access to this sort of selection.
There are a lot of VERY RARE Variations here!
If you find anything interesting, contact me. These begin at around $30 and up.
Nothing fake, and nothing in crappy condition.
Here are 2 Nice uniform Removed Embroidered Heer Private's rank Pip patches. If you fear repros, this original stuff is just the ticket and attractively priced.
I put a fair price on it. If the price is not acceptable, I am OK with that, just don't buy it. Save your effort and don't waste your time asking for lower prices. If you do not want the relic for what I will take, I will sell it to someone who does, or keep it. I like owning original relics!If you wish to
Pair of Matched Shoulder Straps 100Th Mountain Regt.
These were made for a 3 digit unit, that is why they are wide! Early wool piping and bottle green badge cloth.. near mint .
Samples were produced, but the design was rejected.
The few samples actually made and brought back by souveniring veterans, are extremley rare, and usually not still mint!
Trousers and breeches are so hard to find in great condition , as anything wearable was grabbed up and used in ruined starving destroyed Europe after 1945.
A MINT UNISSUED BEVO IDEL-URAL Tater Volunteer Legion Sleeve Shield. Ural Mountain Tater's, lived mainly in west-central Russia along the central course of the Volga River . They fought as a German legion to try and gain their lands back from the USSR.
Soviet leader Joseph Stalin accused the approximately 200,000 Crimean Tatars of having collaborated with the Germans during World War II.
After World War II, the Crimean Tatars were deported en masse to Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, where their use of the Tatar language was forbidden. They regained their civil rights in 1956 under the de-Stalinization program of Nikita Khrushchev, but they were not allowed to return to Crimea, which had been incorporated into the Ukrainian S.S.R. in 1954. It was not until the early 1990s that many Crimean Tatars, taking advantage of the breakup of the Soviet central government?s authority, began returning to settle in Crimea after nearly five decades of internal exile. In the early 21st century, they n
I am selling off my nearly forty year collection of 1,600+ pieces of mixed Third Reich Militaria. I will do my best to inform you of the provenance of each piece if I know it. Some pieces will not be guaranteed because there are simply too many fakes. If they ARE NOT guaranteed it will be stated in the description.
This is Wehrmacht Heer Officer's Parade Belt Buckle - 11(13).56 (Wehrmacht Heer Offiziers Paradefeldbindenschloss Aluminium). This buckle features a highly embossed oak-leaf wreath encompassing a central Wehrmacht, (Armed Forces), style eagle with down-swept wings, clutching a canted swastika in it's talons, on a subtlety textured, slightly domed, central field. The reverse of the buckle is a mirror image of the obverse and has a separate, circular plate insert with a crimped catch and retaining hook. The circular plate is secured by the crimped outer edges of the buckle's obverse. The buckle retaining hook was designed to be slipped into the opened rectangular, dual p
I have a few pairs in various shades. All are in nice un-issued condition showing light age/ wear
Most combat guys wore these.
Replicas cost the same as my 70 year old originals!
NEW LOWER PRICE!
I am selling off my nearly forty year collection of 1,600+ pieces of mixed Third Reich Militaria. I will do my best to inform you of the provenance of each piece if I know it. Some pieces will not be guaranteed because there are simply too many fakes. If they ARE NOT guaranteed it will be stated in the description.
This is the Wehrmacht Heer Second Pattern Lanyard (Wehrmacht Heer - Schutzenschnur neuer Art 1. Stufe Infanterie). This is a second pattern grade one marksmen's lanyard (circa January 1939-February 1941) consists of a heavy, twisted, interwoven silver/aluminum braid with buttoning loops to both the top and bottom ends. The top of the lanyard has a stamped, aluminum, construction, vertically oval, embossed, oak-leaf wreath with a Wehrmacht style eagle with down swept wings, clutching a canted swastika in its talons, positioned to the top center encompassing crossed swords which are superimposed on a shield shaped base with a subtly pebbled backgrou
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