Turkistan Sleeve Insignia 1st Pattern

This is a very good example of uncut bevo sleeve insignia which was worn by members of the Turkistan Legion, which was formed in the spring of 1942 as part of the German 162nd Infantry Division also known as the "Turkoman Division". It saw extensive action in Yugoslavia and Italy. This example is of the 1st pattern insignia, there where three patterns. The sleeve shield depicts a mosqu...  read more

Code: 59062

War Veterans Sleeve Badge

This is a uncut bevo sleeve badge for the "Nationalsozialistisches Reichskriegerbund" or NS-RK ) ( National Socialist State War Veterans Organisation ),  read more

Code: 59061

Kriegsmarine Visor Cap National Insignia

This is the national insignia worn on Kreigsmarine visor caps. Most of the gold guiding has worn away, however traces are still clearly visible.  read more

Code: 59054

Postal Service Visor Cap National Insignia

This is the national insignia for the postal service during the Third Reich era.  read more

Code: 59053

Wound Badge Stick Pin

This is a black wound badge stick pin.  read more

Code: 59048

N.S.K.K. Stick Pin

This is a N.S.K.K. stick pin.  read more

Code: 59047

Reichsparteitag 1937 Badge

This is a 1937 dated Reichsparteitag badge which was worn during Nazi rallies. This example is maker marked "Werner Redo.Saarlautern".  read more

Code: 59042

100 Anniversary Kassel Badge

This is anniversary badge which was produced in 1939 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of small German town of Kassel. The badge is maker marked "FERD.WAGNER. PFORZHEIM'  read more

Code: 59040

K98 Ammunition Pouches

A set of K98 ammunition pouches, one is dated 1943 and the other is non-dated. Both pouches have had their dividers removed. It was common practice for the soldiers to remove the dividers to allow easier and quicker access to the 7.92mm five round clips. The inside of the flap lid has some sort of stamping.  read more

Code: 58988

Croatian Volunteers Sleeve Badge

This is a machine embroidered armed shield worn by members of the Croatian volunteers serving with the Wehrmacht, which formed them into the 369th Infantry Division. This example has been cut directly off the sleeve, retaining part off the fieldgrey material.  read more

Code: 58937