GERMAN ITEMS FOR SALE LIKE DAGGERS, WATCHES ETC
Jamie Cross Militaria 
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INTERESTING ITEMS

(H302) A Messerschmitt 109 Frame tag marked Erla for the maker 8-109.30155065/1570Erla18Ba387. The tag is small, approximately 1 cm by 5 cm and appears to have been pulled from the frame. To the reverse someone has written in pencil, what appears to be C5.9.40 which I assume may well be the shooting down date. Very scarce, unusual and probably traceable item.

GBP £150.00 (UK Pounds)

(B1276) A 1954 anti-SS rally badge. In vgc GBP £25.00 (UK Pounds)

 (E1678) A set of 3 German Army badges. The badges are of divisional signs and were picked up at the end of the war by a British officer who stated that they were worn by an officer of the General Staff who wore these badges to denote which Army group he was working for. The story sounds plausible and I have not seen other like this before. GBP £50.00 (UK Pounds)

 (B580) A set of 4 German Army Stickers, These are dated 1944 and say Armed Forces Property. (These still have the Glue to the reverse.) . The large one measures 14 cm by 15 cm approx and the smaller ones measure 7 cm by 8 cms The Group of 4 GBP £10.00 the set (UK Pounds)

(G657) A Disposable pair of German Sand Goggles still wrapped up and unused. (This and some other items were all picked up at the end of the war, and then stored away until Now. In mint but fragile condition GBP £15.00(UK Pounds)

A Rare Coffee cup made by the SS. (Allach) The cup was reputedly given by General Albert Kesselring, to another General and even then the cup is a confusing item that it is believed only to have been given to RK with oakleaves and sword holders and then a selected few at that. It has the Knights Cross with Oak leaves and Swords to the front and the SS Allach mark to the base, It is One of two that were given by kesselring to the General and it is in near mint and very rare item, that so far has denied further research GBP £600.00(UK Pounds)

 (H303) A group of German Aeroplane pieces recovered from a shot down aircraft. I have been informed it was a Messerschmitt but I don't know. The items are well marked up with lots of serial numbers on them. I assume when of the items is a fuel pump. The items are heavy and it would cost approximately £20 registered within the UK. Unusual items to find, believed to be researchable through the serial numbers.

GBP £80.00 (UK Pounds)

(J754) A German Army Map Case. The map case is in very good condition although the leather could do with a feed. The case is complete with all it's straps and pockets. I haven't checked the dates, but know it to be of WWII vintage. Nice overall quality and condition. These have even been used for fancy dress parties, (Indiana Jones etc!!). This item was found in a house clearance in Germany.

GBP £75.00 (UK Pounds)

(J1154) A nice German Third Reich Cap Cockade Roundel in very nice condition. The roundel is the flat back type with the Assmann catalogue number 16376. The cap cockade has both pins intact. Recently acquired from a house clearance in Germany, this item has never been in a collection.

GBP £7.50 (UK Pounds)

(J1156) A Group of 8 German Roundels all in good condition, although one has lost it's centre and one of it's prongs. The central colours are black, blue and brown. The centres may well be for foreign volunteer caps. Recently acquired from a house clearance in Germany, these items have never been in a collection.

GBP £25.00 (UK Pounds)

(J1157) A Selection of 13 Buttons for the German Police. Shown in the Assmann catalogue under number 17068, the buttons are of varying sizes but all are chrome fronted and brass backed for the large size ones, being 6 in number and the 4 smaller ones have long stems to them and then 3 smaller ones with short stems to them. Recently acquired from a house clearance in Germany, these items have never been in a collection.

GBP £12.50 (UK Pounds)

(J1163) A selection of 15 German Army Buttons being the pebbled type, some of which are maker marked, most are 19 mm in dia, a pair are 15 mm. All are in very good condition. Ideal for tunic restorers. Recently acquired from a house clearance in Germany, these items have never been in a collection.

GBP £15.00 (UK Pounds)

(J1169) A Selection of 16 Buttons for the German Police. Shown in the Assmann catalogue under number 17068, the buttons are of varying sizes but all are chrome fronted and brass backed for the large size ones, being 8 in number and the 6 smaller ones have long stems to them and then 2 smaller ones with short stems to them. Recently acquired from a house clearance in Germany, these items have never been in a collection.

GBP £10.00 (UK Pounds)

(J1171) A Postwar Shooting Medallion Selection. Ranging from 1956 - 1968. The eight medallions are pin on's and are engraved and some are silver 835 with varying hallmarks. An unusual group of awards. These were for a Third Reich soldier who carried on his military service after the war.

GBP £17.50 (UK Pounds)

(J1179) An unusual framed Red Cross Plaque, which shows two soldiers carrying a wounded comrade and with the wording "Edel Seider Mensch Hilfreich Und Gut" at the top. At the bottom are the words "Dem Silber Paar Gewidmet Von Der Friw Sanitatskolonne V Roten Kreuz Herdecke Ruhr". This is for the Volunteer Red Cross Medical Helper's from the area of Herdecke Ruhr. An unusual item for the Red Cross collector, this probably dates from the 1930's. Very scarce to find. GPB £60.00 (UK Pounds)

(J1211) A Pair of Splinter Goggles that came from a museum in Sussex, after they sold all their German items. To me, they look more like fencing goggles as worn to protect a duelist's eyes. These are contained in a black tin box that is near mint like the goggles. The label in the museum stated they were early tank anti-splinter glasses. An unusual item and a good talking point.

GBP £25.00 (UK Pounds)

(J1470) A Beer Stein from the 118 Infantry Regiment in Mainz with an eagle and iron cross design to the lid and the imperial German eagle to the main stein's design. The wording on it says in German " We Germans are frightened of God and nothing else in this world". To the lid, it's also engraved and dated August 1899. A superb and unusual piece complete with it's pewter lid. A very good design and amazing condition for it's age. Recently acquired from a German house clearance agent, the cross was in amongst a pile of Luftwaffe and NSFK insignia

GBP £295.00 (UK Pounds)

(J1500) A nice German Awarded Battle Plate for a member of the 79th Infantry Division. The plate shows an iron cross to the centre with the date 1939 on the cross and has the motto "Tapfer & Treu" and is for the 1940 campaign in France. The reverse of the plate has two holes for hanging it and a piece of ribbon or cord fitted through. It also has the maker's name of Willeroy and Boch as well as a couple of impressed numbers to the reverse. A very unusual item, very few of these would survive after the war due to the swastika. In very good condition with no chips, cracks or repairs. The plate is approx 8 inches in Dia. Recently acquired from a German house clearance agent, the cross was in amongst a pile of Luftwaffe and NSFK insignia.

GBP £300.00 (UK Pounds)

(J1160) 7 Silver German pebbled WWII Buttons some are marked Extra Fein and some have the maker of V.H. & Co. and are the size of 18 mm. Recently acquired from a house clearance in Germany, these items have never been in a collection. All are in very good condition and useful for spares and repairs..

GBP £15.00 (UK Pounds)

(J1164) A set of 8 Green German Buttons on a piece of torn card. The buttons are marked to the reverse B&N and are in virtually in mint condition. Ideal for those restoring tunics, these are approximately 19 mm in diameter. Recently acquired from a house clearance in Germany, these items have never been in a collection.

GBP £20.00 (UK Pounds)

(J1165) A Selection of 12 Buttons for the German Police. Shown in the Assmann catalogue under number 17068, the buttons are of varying sizes but all are chrome fronted and brass backed for the large size ones, being 6 in number and the 4 smaller ones have long stems to them and then two smaller ones with short stems to them. Recently acquired from a house clearance in Germany, these items have never been in a collection.

GBP £12.50 (UK Pounds)

(J492) A couple of Buttons for the Army Tunic. These are maker marked to the reverse and complete with their spring clip fixings Ideal for the Epp Collector. In good condition. This item was on a soldier's felt display board, along with many other items that were taken at the end of the war The pair £5.00 (UK Pounds)

(J501) A Political SA Button being plain in construction. Nice and bright silver. This button is hollowed,. Nice to find. This item was on a soldier's felt display board, along with many other items that were taken at the end of the war..

GBP £3.00 (UK Pounds)

(J697) A Winter Help Work's Door Plate for 1933/34. The plate is of pressed aluminium that has been painted. Recently discovered inside a brick cavity, it has survived very well. The design is still clear and it may well clean up a little.

GBP £50.00 (UK Pounds)

(J1411) A nice Document issued to German troops who were issued with a Panzerfaust. This was basically a do it yourself leaflet on how to use the weapon effectively against tanks and other armoured vehicles. Quite scarce to find nowadays and nicely illustrated and in nice condition.

GBP £35.00 (UK Pounds)

(J1608) A Headed Letter from the NSKOV to a woman. The letter is in very nice condition and relates to her service. Nice to find.

GBP £7.50 (UK Pounds)

(J1491) An unidentified Green and Black Lanyard consisting of a double twisted cord of green and black interwoven. Very nice condition. I believe it to be for the NSFK but wouldn't swear to it. Recently acquired from a German house clearance agent, the cross was in amongst a pile of Luftwaffe and NSFK insignia.

GBP £45.00 (UK Pounds)

(J1827) A nice chromed NSKK Car Badge. The badge was removed from a German car in a garage in the Cologne area by a British serviceman just after the war as a souvenier. Unfortunately when he removed the award, he broke the bottom mount by cutting it out, thus loosening it so he could twist the badge around and remove it. The badge is RZM marked to the base of the swastika on the front of the badge. A very nice example with very minimal wear to the front. An unusual item to find. For an illustration of this type of badge, it is shown in the book NSKK NSFK Uniforms Organizations and History by J R Angolia and David Littlejohn on page 266 where an identical example is shown. An unusal and interesting talking point.

GBP £200.00 (UK Pounds)

(J1178) A well used and worn Luftwaffe Air Defence Helmet. The helmet is complete with it's leather chin strap and liner, but the liner is in very poor fragile condition, as can be seen from the scan. The helmet shell is well maker marked as well as sized and has a very nice decal to the front. This is abou 97% intact. The helmet has a nice blued painted coat finish, which is very nice also. Nice to find in such condition, although the liner needs attention or replacing.

GBP £150.00 (UK Pounds)

(K148) A nice example of a Group of Items removed from an NSCO Officers German Peaked Cap, consisting of a Cap Cockade with both pins attached, maker marked DRGM, a Cap Eagle with only one pin attached, and non maker marked, and then a Silver Tress for the peaked cap being the visor tress, which is nice and untarnished. A nice unusual set, ideal for restoring a cap. Recently found in a house clearance in Germany.

GBP £90.00 (UK Pounds)

(K152) A Very Unusual and striking Plate for the German Saar. The plate shows a soldier or SA trooper shaking hands with a resident of the saar with the backdrop of an eagle and swastika. Around the edge is Deutsch Ist Die Saar Deutch Immer Dar 13th Januar 1935. To the reverse, it has a faint trademarkd and a couple of other markings. There are also two holes for hanging the plate to the wall. A very rare plate, only the second I have seen. Recently found in a house clearance in Germany.

GBP £275.00 (UK Pounds)

(K170) A group of unusual items being a set of Pipes manufactured during WWII still stuck on their original card. The pipes consist of 6 wood and bakerlite pipes, some with intricate bowl designs, others, plain. I believe the elastic that holds them in place has been replaced. Each pipe is maker marked and this corresponds to the card's maker. I cannot say whether these pipes would actually work now and are selling them as a curio as opposed to endorsing the use of them. Very unusual items. The card has the photograph of a Luftwaffe Airman using a pipe. A very unusual item and a very interesting social history item. A great talking point.

GBP £150.00 (UK Pounds)

(K171) A group of unusual items being a set of Pipes manufactured during WWII still stuck on their original card. The pipes consist of 6 wood and bakerlite pipes, some with intricate bowl designs, others, plain. I believe the elastic that holds them in place has been replaced. Each pipe is maker marked and this corresponds to the card's maker. I cannot say whether these pipes would actually work now and are selling them as a curio as opposed to endorsing the use of them. Very unusual items. The card has the photograph of a Army soldier using a pipe. A very unusual item and a very interesting social history item. A great talking point.

GBP £140.00 (UK Pounds)

(K215) A nice gilt, silver and enamel WWI Bracelet consisting of an oval band that is hinged with a retaining chain that has been pulled off on one side. The braelet is scalloped on one edge. The inside of the bracelet is highly tooled. The catch mechanism is working perfectly as is the hinge and on the external top of the bracelet, there has been an enamelled iron cross with a sprig of oakleaves soldered to it. On the reverse, on portions of the tooling, there is some engraving Welt Kreig (World War)1914/16. The bracelet is of a regular size and fits my wife's wrist with ease!. A nice and unusual item of patriotic jewellery design. The picture has to be seen to be appreciated.

GBP £95.00 (UK Pounds)

GERMAN RINGS etc

(K30) A WWI Ring featuring a little Iron Cross as the main design, separately applied to the ring with an oakleaf sprig to either side. The ring is maker marked KJAG within a box and 67 beside the box. The ring is in good condition and has an intricate tooled pattern around the edge. There is some minor enamel damage to the cross as can be seen from the scan, but nothing too serious. The ring size is approximately an X which is very large. Nice intricate item to find.

GBP £99.00 (UK Pounds)

(K358) A nice used and worn SS Honour Ring . The ring is engraved inside Slb Weiss 30.6.1934 H Himmler, The ring comes with a D Niemann Certificate stating this and a pile of photo copies on this officer, who served during WWII and was awarded the Russian Front Medal and War Merit Cross 2nd Class with Swords , He is also in the SS officer list of 1936 that states he is holder of the ring, his ss no is 31821 he was born 12.7.1900 and was an Untersturmfuhrer 20.4.1934 in Stammabt Reg 30. He was also a holder of the SA Sports badge, A nice and rare item to find

GBP £ 2750.00 (UK Pounds)

GERMAN EDGED WEAPONS, DAGGERS & CUTLERY

(F935) A German Bayonet being a dress type with a stag horn grip and chrome handle. The bayonet comes with it's black leather frog and this has been highly polished and buffed and is now quite fragile. The blade on the bayonet is slightly loose and as a result, rattles and it is marked WCK and shows the head of a knight. The blade is also etched with an eagle and swastika, some oak leaves and wording being ERINNERUNG AN MEINE DIENSTZEIT. The black scabbard is also in vgc and all in all, a nice parade bayonet GBP £450.00 (UK Pounds)

 (J1215) A very nice condition Hitler Youth Dagger. The scabbard retains approximately 90% of it's paint finish. The leather for the strap is marked LFS on an oakleaf backing and the strap is nice and clean without any cracking or splitting except for one part on the catch and the other at the top on the fold. The dagger blade is virtually mint with only the usual rubbing where it has been opened and closed. It is marked Blut Und Ehre and the reverse is marked RZM M7/421937 with the picture of a helmeted knight and part of the logo. The blade is in near mint condition and is unsharpened and unmessed about with. The dagger handle retains much of it's original chrome finish with only wear in a couple of spots with the worst being on the finger guard. The enamelled emblem is nice and tight as is the blade to the handle and the handle has no splitting to the black bakerlite. The blade shows the cross graining effect. Probably one of the best HJ daggers available on the market at the moment.

GBP £500.00 (UK Pounds)

(J1216) A nice used example of an Hitler Youth Dagger. The dagger blade is loose in the handle, a common fault with these riveted items. The blade is also marked RZM M7/36 and shows some sharpening wear and a couple of nips to the blade. The black chequer grip is nice and complete and unmessed around with. There is some minor plating wear to the handle where the button clip meets at the top and the back rubs on the crossguard hilt. I think the scabbard at some time has been repainted but the leather looks to be original. The dagger is a nice example in good condition and reasonably priced.

GBP £200.00 (UK Pounds)

(J1451) A Hitler Youth Membership Dagger in very good condition. The blade is still tight to the handle and this has two bakerlite grips held by two rivets. The plating though to the handle, has worn back to the base metal. The hitler youth diamond rocks in the base but is still fairly tight and has no cracks to the enamel. The blade is unmottoed and maker marked RZM M7/36 and the blade itself it clean and tidy, although there is some minor pitting to the tip. The scabbard shows wear and tear and has only approximately 80% of it's black paint finish. The black leather is ok and is maker marked with an LFS stamped onto an oakleaf. The pop stud is also intact, this could do with a little oil or baby oil rubbed into the leather. A nice honest HJ dagger, these are becoming increasingly hard to find. This one is unmessed about with.

GBP £285.00 (UK Pounds)

(J1214) A German WWII DLV/NSFK Dagger. The dagger is in good condition with most of it's leather on the grip and the scabbard. The bottom tip of the scabbard shows a couple of dings and bashes and the tip has been bent in. The leather strap I think has been replaced by someone although it does match the original design etc. The dagger scabbard has all the screws intact and has the throat marked for a DVL dagger. The dagger itself has a K stamped into the arm of the cross guard. The enamel to the crossguard is ok, although one side appears to be chipped but not too badly. The blade is in clean condition and maker marked Josef Brotterode Munchen. A nice early dagger to acquire, it isn't too bad but no way a mint example. Priced for condition

GBP £895.00 (UK Pounds)


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