German WW2 Militaria

SS Mantel, Feldgrau. Greatcoat for Waffen-SS. Typical cut with darts above the side pockets and a size grid on the left side of the back. The barn find in its present condition, exhibiting damage caused by insects without any evidence of cleaning. More
Price:
750€
Sleeve shield of the Finnish Volunteers in the 5th SS Division Wiking. Mint. Finnisches Freiwilligen-Bataillon der Waffen-SS. Sleeve shield of the third type made in Germany. The first two types were manufactured in Finland.More
Price:
4 700€
Kriegsmarine Blockadebrecher-Kriegsabzeichen' Blockade Runner Badge. The badge is a zinc made and retains its original silver finish. The badge is marked with 'Fec. Otto Placzek Berlin, Ausf. A.G.M.u.K.4, Gablonz': Arbeitsgemeinschaft Metalle und Kunststoffe 4 from Gablonz.More
Price:
630€
Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze, Adolf Scholze. The badge is in excellent condition, almost mint. Completely bronze-plated. AS marking in a triangle. More
Price:
580€
A set of disjointed halves of  3rd Reich  death medallions, most from Heer, and one from SS. Price is for the set. More
Price:
130€
Erkennungsmarke HBA Allensteig: Herees Bekleidungsanstalt Allensteig. The town of Allensteig was home to a large training camp during the war. This is an extremely rare and very small unit. More
Price:
150€
SS-Rottenführer of the 57th Allgemeine SS-Standarte Meiningen in field uniform More
Price:
25€
Sleeve shield of the Finnish volunteers of the SS battalion "North-East" (SS-Freiwilligen Bataillon Nordost) or Suomalainen Waffen-SS-vapaaehtoispataljoona. Shield of the first type made in Finland. The first two types were manufactured in Finland.More
Price:
1 200€
World War 2 period German soap RIF, 58 x 41 x 20 mm. The abbreviation "RIF" was incorrectly interpreted as "Reines Jüdisches Fett", indicating a misperception that it contained human fat. But it's actually the Imperial Office for the Supply of Industrial Fat and doesn't contain any human fat.More
Price:
35€
← Previous Next → 1 2 3 4 Last
Items 1-15 of 3030
This site uses cookies to make it easier for you to use our website. By continuing to use this website, you consent to the use of cookies. You can learn more about cookies and how to manage them by clicking on the link below.