Third Reich Stamps

A set of twelve Third Reich stamps, depicting different arms within the German armed forces. The stamps have never been used.  read more

Code: 59651

Turkistan Sleeve Insignia 2nd Pattern

This is a good example of the 2nd pattern bevo arm shield worn by members of the Turkistan Legion, which was formed in the spring of 1942. The unit was part of the 162nd Infantry Division which saw extensive action in Yugoslavia and Italy. The shield has a red and blue horizontal stripes bordered in black with a black field on top. The centre of the shield has a white bow and arrow with...  read more

Code: 59593

Turkistan Sleeve Insignia 1st Pattern

This is a very good example of a uncut bevo sleeve insignia which was worn by members of the Turkistan Legion. The unit was formed in the spring of 1942 as part of the German 162nd Infantry Division and was also known as the "Turkoman Divsion" It saw extensive action in Yugoslavia and Italy. This example is the 1st pattern shield with a further two patterns being introduced later in the...  read more

Code: 59592

Georgian Volunteer Arm Shield

This is the printed version of the arm shield worn by volunteers from the province of Georgia in Southern Russia serving in the Wehrmacht. Georgina had been part of the Russian Empire from 1801 to 1918,when it finally worn it's independence, which it briefly enjoyed from 1918 to 1921, when it was annexed by the Soviet Union. However in more recent history, Georgia and Russia when ...  read more

Code: 59590

French M26 Adrian Helmet

A French M26 Adrian helmet, which is in good condition and comes with it's original liner and chinstrap and it's branch of service badge for Army. The inside of the shell is stamped with the contractors name "Franck".  read more

Code: 59561

French M26 Adrian Helmet

A good example of a French M2 Adrian helmet, which has the branch of service badge for Artillery.  read more

Code: 59559

U.S. M1C Paratrooper Helmet & Mitchell Camouflage Helmet Cover

This M1C paratrooper helmet, is actually WW2 vintage shell and a late 1960's manufactured liner. The shell is front seamed, swivel bale, and the shell has been repainted. The liner's body is in good condition, however the straps are damage and torn and is missing it's sweatband. The A-frame straps are missing it's chin cup. The Mitchell helmet cover is dated 1973.  read more

Code: 59556

Army Officers Private Purchase M36 Great Coat

This is a very nice example of a army officer's private purchase M36 great coat with the rank of Leutnant and the branch of service piping black for "Engineers/Pioneers". The great coat has not suffered with any moth damage, it retains it's maker's label "Jahnes Modewerkstatten, Neubrandenburg". It also has a internal built in strap and clip for the Officer's dagger or sword and screw-type sho...  read more

Code: 59547

RAF Great Coat

This is a 1961 dated great coat, which was called the "New Pattern". The coat is in good condition retaining all of it's gold guilted buttons and maker's contract label "H.LOTERY LTD".  read more

Code: 59544

RAF Officers Mess Dress Jacket

This is RAF officer's private purchase mess dress jacket retaining it's maker's label "R.E.CITY, LONDON,W1" with the rank of "Flight Lieutenant". The jacket also has a gold embroidered flight qualification badge for "Air Electronics", gold rank bars, and gold guilted buttons.  read more

Code: 59542