(K999) An SS Sponsor Membership Pin being an oval badge with the letter F and M either side of a swastika in silver with two black enamel SS runes to the centre. The badge is in very nice condition with only a few minor chips to the enamel which can only be detected under a glass. The badge is a textbook example marked to the reverse Deschler & Sohn Ges Gesch and K495 which is one of the lowest numbers I have seen to date. A very scarce example, these badges were mostly discarded at the end of the war for obvious reasons. GBP £350.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K1000) An Early SS Membership Pin being a rectangle shaped silver edged black enamelled with silver SS runes to the centre, badge. The badge has no enamel damage although the silver has worn giving the copper coat underneath a chance to shine through. The badge was I believe the forerunner to the SS membership pin but I cannot remember for definate. GBP £250.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L467) An SS Sponsors Badge being oval in shape with a black enamel centre, having a silver swastika and the letters FM to either side of the swastika and then two black enamelled SS runes to the centre. The badge is a textbook example and as such has the makers name of Deschler Munchen stamped into the back as well as the letter E and then 88774. Very nice to find. The badge has no enamel damage. GBP £300.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K208) A Very Rare example of an SS Honour Ring Document. The document is dated 3/8/39 and is to an SS Untersturmfuhrer Erich Obenauf who was a member of the 28th SS standart SS number 90683. The document is in used and worn condition with a tear to the centre. It is also stuck to a piece of card. It is a bring back by a british RAF officer from the hamburg area of Germany, and he stated that the document was given by his mother of the Ring holder as a preasant. Very rare to find £1500.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K369) A Nice example of an SS Honour Ring to a average size German. The ring is of standard two piece construction and has been worn and used as you would expect. Inside, the ring is engraved S.LB.MOOSBURGER 30.6.34 H HIMMLER. The ring shows a faint line behind the skull head and including this, is a textbook example with the skull being slightly worn and the ring showing some of the runic symbols. This mans name Moosberger is shown in the 1936 Officer list giving him the rank of Untersturmfuhrer with a party number of 30834 an SS number of 489 stating he was born of the 13.4.1906 and was an SS honour ring holder in 1936. A very rare early SS member. Very hard to find. GBP £3500.00 (UK Pounds)
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(E333) A Waffen SS collar patch for the Italian SS 29th division. The patch shows the Italian Fasces on a black
cloth patch. A picture of this type of patch can be found in the book Foreign Legions of the Third Reich Vol. 2
by David Littlejohn on page 240. The patch is in vgc.
GBP £200.00 (UK Pounds) |
(E334) A Waffen SS collar patch for the proposed 29 th SS division being listed as the RONA .
The patch is in vgc and is a very scarce one.An example of the patch can be found in the book Foreign
Legions of the Third Reich Vol .4 by David Littlejohn on page 312
GBP £200.00 (UK Pounds) |
(E1005) A Waffen SS collar patch for the Kaminski brigade who had the POHA Armshield. The patch
is of the type often stated to be from the Dachau concentration camp find of proposed insignia etc and
this one matches these identically. In nice over all order and condition. These are items are becoming
very scarce.
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(J915) A nice example of the seldom encountered Dutch SS Collar Patch. The patch is the type often described as the dacheu type that were manufactured there. The patch is the type with the horizontal silver wolf's hook embroidered to the black backing cloth. The cloth is a nice soft backing, more of a mixture than a rough wool of finer wools. The patch is then in turn mounted onto a fine hessian sack backing and has the white cotton edge threads associated with the dacheu manufacture. The patch is near mint and very hard to find. Worn by the 23rd Nederland division. GBP £195.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J918) A scarce to find Latvian double swastika Collar Tab for the 19th SS Division. The patch is the type that is called the Dachu manufacture and is consistent with all those found from this source. The patch is also described as the concentration camp guards patch but photographic evidence has now linked it to the 19th Lativan SS Unit. Very nice unused condition, it is believed that this and several others were picked up at the end of the war and stored away until now. Very scarce to find GBP £225.00 (UK Pounds)
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(H763) A nice example of a scarce to find SS Officer's Arm Eagle. The eagle has nice silver bullion thread, sewn over a card template. The arm eagle was picked up at the end of the war and has only just come on to the market. Superb and hard to find item, especially in this sort of condition. GBP £999.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K167) A Nice example of a Rare to find bevo woven Adolf Hitler Cuffband. The band is a Textbook example and is of full length, with wording on it but the stitching runs through it at the end, so it is hard to decipher, as you can see from the scan. The band has been not well looked after as can be seen from the scan, with a tear into it as well as a hole. Very rare to find and priced for condition. GBP £850.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K276) A Waffen SS Enlisted Man's Cufftitle for the "Horst Wessel" Division The band is the bevo woven type and is in very good condition, Being a full length cuff title it was for the18.SS-Freiwilligen- Panzergrenadier-Division "Horst Wessel". This division comprised mostly of Volksdeutsche Germans. This is a machine woven black rayon construction cufftitle with BeVo machine woven Latin script, "Horst Wessel" in silvery/grey cotton thread. The cufftitle is bordered at both the top and bottom edges with interwoven, vertically stitched, silvery/grey cotton thread. The cufftitle has the typical "salt & pepper" pattern reverse.The letters are very clear. A scarce piece of very desirable SS cloth. The division proved itself with a good reputation for a later numbered SS unit. The only downside being there is a piece of wear to the cuffband on the front of one of ends. Other than this, it would have been classed as mint. GBP £900.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L101) An SS Cap Badge being the Totenkopf Skull being maker marked RZM M1/52 for the firm of Deschler. Both the pins are encompassed into the back of the badge. The badge is in verynice condition being of pressed aluminium. Very hard to find originals these days. The badge was reputedly picked up at the end of the war and this one matches known originals completely. GBP £1250.00 (UK Pounds)
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(F1074) A Dutch Waffen SS Armshield being the type that is embroidered onto a black base. The shield is in nice condition, although the orange colour has run into the white. Removed from a tunic. GBP £110.00 (UK Pounds) |
(K1151) A Scarce to find SS Soldiers Kit Bag. The sack has recently come onto the market after being used to store several items that were liberated at the end of the war. The sack was then folded and just stored with the SS runes within the folds. The sack is of very nice quality and construction and has to the centre a stamped SS runic symbol within a black circle. Below this is the lettering K.A.u.E.K. There are four eye rings to the top and the sack measures approximately 39 cm wide by 80 cm deep. Very unusual item in very nice condition. GBP £165.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L911) A Rare example of the SS Dagger Grip Badge. The badge shows the silver SS runes within a black with a silver circle around the edge. It appears never to have been put into a dagger. Very rare to find. Useful for replacing damaged SS dagger grips etc. The badge has been removed from a shop display board that we recently acquired along with many other items. GBP£100.00 (UK Pounds)
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