German Army Rabbit Fur Cap

This is a very good example of a cloudy grey fur cap which has no moth damage or fur loss. The liner has a very faint RB number and is approximately a size 57.  read more

Code: 67419

German Army Rabbit Fur Cap

This is a fur cap with white rabbit fur and is in very good condition without any moth or fur loss. The liner has very faint markings and is approximately a size 57.  read more

Code: 67418

German Enlisted Man's Marching Boots

A very nice set of enlisted man's marching boots, which where only studded with a limited number of studs on the outer edge of the soils. The majority of the studs are missing. The boots also have rubber heels. indicating they may have been worn by armoured fighting vehicle, airforce or naval crews. The boots are approximately a UK size 9, European 42.  read more

Code: 67417

German Winter Felt Boots

A pair of winter felt boots in good condition. The boots are approximately a U.K. size 10, European 44.  read more

Code: 67415

Luftwaffe Pilots Wrist Compass

This is a wrist compass worn by Luftwaffe pilots. The compass has received some minor damage to its mounting, however it is still in working condition and comes with its original straps. This example is dated 1939 (AK39).  read more

Code: 67406

German Army Belt & Buckle

This is a pre-war aluminium buckle retaining its leather tab which is maker marked and dated 1938. The buckle comes with its leather belt which is also in good condition and is approximately a size 85.  read more

Code: 67403

German Private Purchase Snow/Ski Goggles

A nice example of private purchase snow/ski goggles in their aluminium container.  read more

Code: 67392

German Matches

A packet of period Triumph matches.  read more

Code: 67391

German Wound Badge

A wound badge, which which was originally painted black, however most if the black finish has rubbed off, with traces remaining . The black would badge would have been award to recipient who has received 1 or 2 wounds.  read more

Code: 67390

German Denazified Wound Badge

This is a denazified wound badge which has had the swastika removed from the helmet. However the swastika is still visible on the reverse of the award. I suspect the medal was denazified when the Bunderswehr was established in 1955. The majority of senior NCO's and officers where former members of the Wehrmacht and where allowed to wear their wartime decorations as long as the Swastika was remo...  read more

Code: 67389