WW2 GERMAN KREIGSMARINE OFFICERS BREAST EAGLE - COMMANDO BRING BACK

Kreigsmarine officers breast eagle.
Removed from tunic .
Good quality, bullion wire embroidered on to dark blue wool.
Bullion slight dirty through service wear but undamaged.
One of a number of Kreigsmarine items brought back by a Scottish Commando and bought directly from his widow a number of years ago .
I'm presuming he must have been in a port town or Kre...  read more

Code: 57936

WW2 GERMAN ARMY GENERAL ASSAULT BADGE

Mid to late war zinc example with the remains of the silver finish.
Good detail.
Original ball hinge and hook arrangement.
American vets bring back and straight out the footlocker.
V.G.C.  read more

Code: 57985

WW2 GERMAN - KREIGSMARINE - MINE SWEEPERS BADGE - R.K. - VET BRING BACK

Outstanding Navy Mine Sweepers Award by, "R.K." (Rudolph Karneth).
This was one of a number of Kreigsmarine badges brought back by a Royal Marine Commando which I sold to a customer back in the day and just bought back, (name of serviceman to buyer).
Retains most of itr's finish back and front and is a really striking example.
Embossed R.K. and tapered pin.
Textbo...  read more

Code: 60173

WW2 GERMAN HELMET - LEATHER CHINSTRAP - M35

Early full length and complete helmet chin strap.
Alumium buckle.
Faint maker details and dated to the long end ( Starts RA ).
Dry and with a crack to the leather.
Fixing studs present.
One Look original.  read more

Code: 60385

WW1 GERMAN - M16 MEDICS HELMET - FEATURED IN BOOK

Incredibly rare item.
This is genuine and is featured in a book on German helmets which dates back to the 1970's .
I have owned this since then and it's a reluctant sale.
The helmet is in excellent condition with Medic cross to the crown.
Some age fading to this .
Helmet shell retains it's original green finish.
E39 mkd to crown.
Owners name and ...  read more

Code: 57467

WW2 GERMAN ARMY ( HEER ) - 8 DAY CLOCK - KIENZLE, 1944 DTD

Good example of a working German WW2 , Station Uhr or Betriebsuhr .
Often called a duty clock , these were used in various roles.
Marked inside" Heereseigentum " (army property) and dated 1944.
Stamped with the Ordnance Code " CXH " ( Kienzle Uhrenfabriken AG, Schwenningen on the Neckar ).No. 8233.
Also with " 8 TAGE - 10 STEINE "
Black dial with luminous ...  read more

Code: 60074

GERMAN WW2 - 2ND PATTERN - E BOAT BADGE BY SCHWERIN - VET BRING BACK

Kreigsmarine E Boat badge by Schwerin.
Zinc example with the usual finish loss to the wreath.
The hull and waves still retain most of their finish.
Nicely mkd on the back, “FEC W E PEEKHAUS BERLIN AUSF SCHWERIN BERLIN 68”.
Horizontal Coke bottle pin with stout catch and retains the round wire top hook.
Mid to late war textbook example with no damage or repair...  read more

Code: 60437

92ND OF FOOT (GORDON HIGHLANDERS) VICTORIAN BRASS SPORRAN BADGE

Early rare 92nd sporran badge.
Solid sheet brass.
Sphinx, 92nd and 2 thistle sprays , all in relief.
Stout brass lugs to the back.
Grear condition with no damage.
Very hard to come by , not to be confused with later Gordons one.
V.G.C.  read more

Code: 57390

17TH REGIMENT OF FOOT - CPT. SIR HENRY SCRYMGEOUR WEDDERBURN ( Earl of Dundee ) - 1858 - HUNTING DOG METAL COLLAR - ATTRIBUTED

A large size bronzed finish over brass hunting dog collar circa 1858.
Beautifully jeweller inscribed with "Henry S (Scrymgeour) Wedderburn - 17th Regiment"
Earl Henry Scrymgeour Wedderburn is recorded as a Captain in the 17th of Foot in 1858 and was 9th Earl of Dundee..
Age toned and uncleaned since the 19th century.
Has a fixing for a padlock and a stout ring for at...  read more

Code: 59808

POLISH WW2 - 8TH INFANTRY BRIGADE - SILVER/GOLD RING

Extremely rare piece and found locally here in Bridge of Allan where the 8th were stationed prior to D Day along with the 9th Polish Lancers and an Infantry Brigade.
They adopted the Scottish Lion Rampant with an 8 below as an unofficial Formation Sign and it was worn on their battledress.
The ring is awesome, big and chunky with the Polish Eagle within a shield in relief. Silver...  read more

Code: 56543