U.S. M1944 Service Jacket.

This is a standard 1944 pattern Ike jacket dated 14th April 1945.
It is in good condition, however it is a small size "34S".
The manufacturer of the jacket was " WULF BROTHERS. INC "  read more

Code: 50160

Infantry Leutnant Shoulder Straps

A pair of sewn in type Infantry Leutnant shoulder straps, belonging to the 82nd Infantry Regiment.  read more

Code: 50152

Police Ward Captain Shoulder Straps

A pair of sewn in type shoulder straps for a Revier-Hauptmann ( Police Ward Captain ). However the two pips for each shoulder strap has been removed.  read more

Code: 50150

SS Medical Officers Shoulder Straps

A good example of an SS Medical officers shoulder straps, which have been removed from the tunic.  read more

Code: 50144

Panzer Officers Shoulder Straps

A excellant example of matching pair of a Panzer majors shoulder straps  read more

Code: 50143

National Emblem For Peaked Caps

This is a good example of the 2nd pattern National emblem for peaked caps. The 2nd pattern was adopted in 1935.This version is made of Aluminium and is complete with its pins.  read more

Code: 50126

Jager Arm Badge

This is a nice example of the Jager arm badge worn by Rifle Divisions and Rifle Battalions. This example has been removed from a tunic and is of Bevo quality  read more

Code: 50122

Aserbeidshanian Legion

This is a machine-woven example of the Aserbeidshanian Legion. The legion was formed in 1942 and a national shield was in the autumn of that same year.  read more

Code: 50069

Army Trade Badge

This is a army trade badge for a Motor Transport NCO. ( Schirmeister ) This example is in Gothic "S", and is yellow embroidery on a bluish-dark green cloth.
The Schirmeister was only authorised to be worn by NCO's.  read more

Code: 50067

Oberschutze Pip for Mid to Late war tunics

This is an issued example of Oberschutze ( private first class ) for wear on mid to late war tunics.  read more

Code: 50061