1935-36 WHW Swastika, Celtic Knot , Bracelet, Event Badge.
In nice condition with the badge having 90% of its finish, the cloth has been cut and then the badge mounted on card, have not removed as this is how i would like to let it go. Nice design with the Celtic knot the the center of the Swastika. read more
3 X Korean War Period Publications.
All three are in nice complete condition with some super images. read more
Vintage Fighting Knife, Dirk, The Army Gerneral Stores Ltd, Nottingham
In very nice condition with the blade having staining and just the slightest of surface water markings and minor pitting near the tip, this if wanting could in my opinion be polished out. The blade has not been sharpened and the tang has clear markings for ''The Army General Stores, Nottingham. The handle is the type made to imitate a stag horn example, its either composite or bone, one small ... read more
Heer Medical Armband Ausweis and Armband.
The Ausweis is made from waterproof material, its in unissued condition. With this is a medics armband with large stamp to the side, condition is well used. read more
Westfalen Fire Brigade Belt Buckle.
Steel construction two piece example thats in very nice condition. read more
M34 Fire/Police Helmet .
Helmet shell retains nearly all its factory finish inside and outside, one minor ''dink'' to the top of the crown area. Inside liner is complete and in supple condition, still retains the five leather tabs for securing a neck apron. Chinstrap again complete with a working snap fastener. In my opinion most probably used postwar. read more
PAL Utility Knife, RH-34.
A nice used example with the blade having some staining but having been over sharpened and clear makers details to one side. The leather washer handle has no shrinkage or cracks, pommel is the wooden type with a metal plate attached to the top. Leather scabbard has one are of damage to the tip from drying out, top fixing strap has lost one end. Scabbard is marked to the US Boy Scouts.
WW1 German Soldbuch. KGL PREUSS EISENBAHN No34.
The soldier appears to have joined 1/ER.3 in Nassau on the 15/10/12 and the book starts March 1915. Going by his numerous hospital treatments his service was in the East, Romania ending with him being kitted out again in 1918 whilst being discharged from a hospital in 1918. There is of course more details but a bit more research will be needed. Condition is good and complete . read more