Military Collectables

QEII Warrant Officer I (Royal Artillery) Arm Badge.

No 1 dress bullion arm badge with rust red backing worn by Royal Artillery. In very good condition. Old new stock.  read more

Code: 29835

2 Book Deal – Red Barron.

Here we have two interesting books on the infamous Red Barron, Barron Von Richthofen. The first, ‘Under the Guns of the Red Barron’, is a chronological account of all his victories including profiles on the men he fought or shot down with photographs and illustrations. The 2nd ‘Who Killed the Red Barron’ this includes a biography and a look into the evidence to who made that faithful shot.
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Code: 29827

WW2 German Dust Goggles.

Unissued pair of Tinted dust goggles in paper packet. They are in unused condition, but where they have been stored the paper packet has become quite fragile, the goggles are fine. From Jersey  read more

Code: 26815

Rare WW2 Luftwaffe Officers Back Pack / Suitcase

A very rare fine, left behind by a Luftwaffe officer in Jersey, this Suitcase come back pack is designed to take the officers No1 dress uniform. Inside there is also an attached cap bag and a small bag for toiletries etc. It is in excellent used condition and it retains all of its original leather traps, its only fault apart from a little wear is, on the front it should have two small toggles t...  read more

Code: 26836

WW2 Luftwaffe Officer’s Belt & Buckle. Near Mint

An amazing find, this WW2 Luftwaffe Officers Belt and buckle was found in mint condition. Obviously this officer just received his new belt, when they had to leave the island, quickly, leaving it behind.
It is superb quality, the belt made of metal wire bullion thread and Luftwaffe blue in narrow stripes. It is lined with a grey/blue twill material with a grey leather strap and aluminiu...  read more

Code: 26820

1930’s German Third Reich Forestry Schirmmuetze

A scarce 1930’s German Forestry Service Schirmmuetze or visor cap circa 1934 -38. It is made of green wool with green piping, it has the Reich eagle and a green enamel cockade to the centre. It has its original two-colour cord chin strap and inside a silk liner with and leather sweat band. It comes in very good used condition, the eagle has one of its pins broken, this still remains in the cap,...  read more

Code: 29575

Post WW1 German Silesian Eagle 1st Class with Swords

A rare Silesian Eagle (Schlesischer Adler) was awarded to members of the German right-wing paramilitary group Freikorps for three or six months of service, as well as for fighting during the Silesian Uprisings during the Weimar Republic. Instituted June 1919, it was awarded with swords for fighting in the Battle of Annaberg which took place between May 21st and 26th 1921.
This one the f...  read more

Code: 29771

WW1 Iron Cross 2nd Class, with Makers Mark.

A lovely example of the EKII, which has a nice clear maker’s mark of G on the suspender ring, for Godet & Sohn of Berlin.
It is the typical three-part construction with a magnetic iron core which comes in excellent condition.I nice all original medal from a good maker.  read more

Code: 29769

1909 German Saxony 3 Mark Coin Award.

A 1909 Frederick August III of Saxony silver three Mark coin which has been made into an award to be worn on the front of the neck. Probably done during the first world war in the absence of any other medal to award good shot or behind the line competition. This coin was only minted from 1908 to 1913 so a scarce issued as a coin which would otherwise be in VF condition. It measures 1.25 inches ...  read more

Code: 29768

WW1 German Honour Cross with Swords - Good Maker

It was instituted in the July 1934 by Paul von Hindenburg himself, and by government order, it replaced all other veteran medals issued. This medal is with cross swords, issued only to combatants who fought during WW1.
This one is marked on the back K M & F for Kallenbach Meyer & Frankie. Luckenwald. A scarce and interesting maker, they were not prolific and just produced belt buckles, t...  read more

Code: 29765