N.S.D.A.P. Party Armband.

BEVO weave construction N.S.D.A.P./ Party armband on heavier duty cotton. Good, used example.  read more

Code: 11268

WW1 National Egg Collection badge.

An uncommon WWI period fund raising paper badge in the form of a large chicken's egg tied in a patriotic red, white and blue bow and portraying a large Red Cross, ' Patron H.M. Queen Alexandra ' title above and ' National Egg Collection 154, Fleet St, London ' below. Good, used condition, retaining original single pin fitting, with some minor nibbles to edge.  read more

Code: 11267

1945 Battle Training - Boxing and Wrestling.

1945 Basic & Battle Physical Training, Pt.IX ' Boxing and Wrestling '. 32pgs covering the basic aspects of boxing and wrestling and their relevance to battle training. Good, used condition with marking, creasing etc.  read more

Code: 11266

Gau Koblenz DAF tinny.

Die struck, pin back tinny produced for the NSBO Weihestunde der Arbeit Gau Koblenz-Trier-Birkenfeld. Good, clean condition with some minor marking.  read more

Code: 11265

British No 207 Mk I Artillery Fuze.

British No 207 Clockwork Fuse For The British 3.7 Inch Anti-aircraft Gun. This clockwork fuse superseded the No 199 powder fuse. This example is stamped No.207 l ROF.(B). 1942 indicating manufacture at the Royal Ordnance Factory at Blackburn. Partially strippable.
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Code: 11264

IM DIENST DE DEUTCHEN WEHRMACHT ARMBAND

A white cotton with printed lettering indicating that the person wearing this was working for the German army. Civilian workers etc etc. An original war-time piece. Still fairly common on the market, but a nice example.  read more

Code: 11263

‘STATE SERVICE’ ARMBAND.

One of the most striking armbands, along with the ‘Recruiting’ one. Just an imposing out stretched black eagle and swastika on a yellow background. These are always black cotton woven into the fabric. Sometimes, like this one, there will be an official ink stamp showing where they have come from or area they are used in. This one says “Landrat des Kreises Grafschaft Bentheim'. In English this w...  read more

Code: 11262

DEUTCHE WEHRMACHT ARMBAND.

A very good example of this type of armband, used to designate you were working for the Germany army in some form or another. Can be worn by civilians as well as other organisations, the Railway for instance. I’ve included a great period photo in the description, of a Reichsbahn Officer wearing one of these. Always a bright yellow band with Deutche Wehrmacht either printed or in BEVO woven blac...  read more

Code: 11261

SA Wehrmannschaft Armband Commonly misrepresented as a SA Sports armband.

A near mint example complete with the original blue paper RZM label. These armbands feature the SA sports badge in a cloth design in the front, so have always been identified as a SA Sports armband. This is not the case and we’re actually worn by the SA Wehrmannschaft. The SA-Wehrmannschaft was the military training defense group of the SA it was formed in 1939. The purpose of this organisation...  read more

Code: 11260

KRIEGSMARINE ‘DONALD DUCK’ CAP TALLY - COMPLETE.

Worn on the Third Reich naval rating sailers cap, commonly known as a Donald Duck cap. This is the FULL LENGTH’ black satin ribbon worn around the rim. Unusual to find a complete, un-cut one, as these are usually shortened to fit on displays. Beautifully woven KRIEGSMARINE lettering in gold wire. Mint condition.  read more

Code: 11259