German WW2 Militaria

Wardrobe tag for black SS overcoat, marked: Mantel Schwarz 6/3.SS-T.ST- 6 Hundertschaft Totenkopf-Standarte 3 "Thüringen" More

Schweigen, nicht schwätzen-der Feind hört mit. Keep quiet, don't talk: the enemy is listening. Memo with back adhesive side, size 10 cm x 7.5 cm. Most likely used for sticking on a telephone or radio transmitting device, as a reminder about non-disclosure of secrets. More

Scho-ka-kola 1939. Chocolate tin for the Wehrmacht More

Gebirgsjäger Bergmütze, ca 1939-40. The manufacturer's mark from Bavaria is difficult to read. Size 57, regimental mark: 6./G.J.R 138. Unfortunately, there are some moth holes. Nowadays, it is very difficult to find a good original example.More

An extremely rare bottle of Brandflasche 42, 0.5 liter. Most likely one of the first batches of bottles delivered to the Wehrmacht in the winter of 1941-42. Found in a bunker in an unopened box, with similar bottles and bags for fuses, in the Dukhovshchinsky district of the Smolensk region.More

NSDAP or Luftwaffe officers Belt, brown. Manufacturer's marking Luneschloss Solingen, Croupon. Length 80 cm. The zinc buckle has small cracks from age. More

Wehrmacht or Waffen-SS officer's belt. Black leather belt with zinc double pin buckle. The belt was increased from 90 cm to 110 cm. The buckle was removed from the original belt and another piece of the officer's belt was attached.More

German WW2 Bar Soap RIF 0081, size 56 x 40 x 19 mm. The name "RIF" on the soap bar was mistaken for "Reines Jüdisches Fett," which meant it had human fat. But it's actually the Imperial Office for the Supply of Industrial Fat and doesn't contain any human fat.More

Set of 4 SS buckles for good price. Read description for each buckle below. The buckles can be also sold separately. Ask for the price. 1. Aluminum buckle SS 155/39 RZM Assmann. Excellent condition 2. SS RZM 24 Buckle. Early buckle made of cupro-nickel.More

The Ahnenpaß (ancestor pass) documented the Aryan lineage of people in the German Reich. This book from 1939 belonged to Josef Neustifter. More