I think this is Keitel's signature, but not 100% sure. Any opinions? Sowieso nette urkunde, Ja?

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Here is a late war unmarked enlisted Luftschutz.

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Here is an enlisted reichsbahn belt buckle made by Richard Seiper & Shone.

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Hi I need some help with this one one sale here in Finland, especially the unit... Are these common?

Best regards.


Jan

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Hi all


I found a very nice documentary on YouTube about the last days of the battle for Berlin. It's well made and I really enjoyed seeing this...


Greetz

Nick VR

Enjoy this US WW2 War Dept. Pamphlet....BILL

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Hi All, I thought I'd show my nickel silver Reichwehr buckles. I know they they're not exactly Third Reich; but they were worn by the Heer from 1933 to 1936 so to my mind they are part of the story.

First up a mint buckle by G.H. Osang of Dresden and dated 1928.

Cheers,

Richard.

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This dagger has not been sharpened or cleaned. Includes full scabbard. The scabbard ball is slightly flattened and there is 1 small chip in the wood. "Earnst Rohm" and half the makers mark are ground. I will consider all offers as I dont understand the value of these daggers well. Thanks
Wayne

Hi All

Have a soft spot for German Combat award, Documents, However could not let this pass when it came onto the Market a while back.

Original Photo, Taken from the Wolf's Lair 5, Sept 1944. Reverse shows, Over seas stamp. Intended to promote Hitlers good health after the July 20th plot. Hitler arrived on the night of 21 June 1941, and departed for the last time on 20 November 1944. He spent over 800 days there, off and on, during World War II.

Hitler Awarding CCCIG To 9 Brave men, Think im Correct in saying he only ever Awarded 14 men with this Award. on to different occasions.

This Photo comes from the same Reel of Film, Used in the photos which feature in Manfred Dorr book. Page 26.

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a newer model nick, thought id treat you mate:D

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