German Army Driving Licence

This is a German army driving licence known as a "Fuhrerschein". The licence is named to Richard Herrmann who's date of birth is 20th May 1896. The licence was issued on 5th October 1938.  read more

Code: 65813

Artbeitsbuch ( Work Book )

This is first pattern employment work book, which continued to use the Reichswehr pattern eagle. The book's first entry date 11th November 1937 and the last entry date of 7th November 1944.  read more

Code: 65811

Waffen-SS Identity Disc

This is an identity disc belonging to a soldier of Waffen-SS. The disc is stamped with the soldiers service number 29, blood group "O" and unit "Stab/Frw. Geb. Div7. Prinz Eugen". ( Staff Volunteer Mountain Troops Division 7 Prince Eugen ).  read more

Code: 65807

German OKW Identity Disc

This is quite a rare identity disc belonging to a serviceman attached to OKW ( Oberkmmando Der Wehrmacht ) High Command of the Armed Forces.. The disc is stamped "O.K.W" and has the personal service number of the serviceman.  read more

Code: 65806

German Army Trade Badge ( Waffenfeldwebel )

This is a trade badge for a Waffenfeld webel ( Ordnance NCO).  read more

Code: 65803

Post-War K98 Cleaning Kit

This is a post-war Bundeswehr cleaning kit which is identical to the Wehrmacht issue cleaning kits. The only difference is the Bundeswehr are not dated or maker marked. This example has a shorter chain.  read more

Code: 65800

German M1924 Stick Grenade Container

This is a metal container which would have held 15 M1924 stick grenades. However the M1924 stick grenade container was also utilised to carry other army munitions such is the case with this example which still retains the original stencilling "HEERES-MUNITIONS", DEAAM.GEW. 13.8KG" ( Army Munitions, not sure what DEAAM stands for but GEW is an abbreviation for Gewehr which means rifle ). The co...  read more

Code: 65790

German 10.5cm Howitzer Powder Charge Box

This is a powder charge wooden box for a 10.5cm field howitzer, which contained three cardboard containers each holding an extra charge to give the 10.5cm shell extra range. This example is maker marked "eap" ( Namaschinen AG Bar & Rempel) and dated 1942.  read more

Code: 65788

German Wooden Ammunition Box

This is a Wooden ammunition box which would have contained non-standard 6.5mm rifle ammunition, probably for Italian small arms. The standard German rifle and MG ammunition was 7.92mm. The box retains its paper label which is dated 1943.  read more

Code: 65786

Reproduction DAK K98 Rifle Sling

This is a reproduction webbing sling for use with the German K98 rifle. The K98 webbing sling was allegedly designed for use with the Afrika Korps and late-War European theatre of operations. However we have seen no evidence in supporting this.  read more

Code: 65774