Hello there,

Up for grabs is one of the nicest Luftwaffe Officer’s breast eagles that I have ever seen. This one is right out of the personal collection and I will have it replaced soon. There is zero oxidation on this one, and it gleams and shimmers in the light. This is of very high quality. For this one I am asking $99.00

Price includes any paypal.com fees and free shipping within the United States. If this sale is outside of the US we can split the shipping.

paypal.com: all1knew@yahoo.com

Thank you for looking.

William Kramer

Hello there,

Up for grabs is a very nice membership pin.


Type I NSLB Teacher's association membership pin. It is nicely marked on the reverse for Hoffstätter - Bonn with an oval plate under pin. The enamel on this one is very nice. A scarce badge. $59.00


Price includes any paypal.com fees and free shipping within the United States. If this sale is outside of the US we can split the shipping.

paypal.com: all1knew@yahoo.com

Thank you for looking.

William Kramer

This is an impressive picture and I´m sure, some guy´s of you know it well, am I right ?

It show´s an wounded Lieutenant of the Waffen-SS, taken as prisoner in Normandy.

Does anybody know´s more ´bout the circumstances, the pic was shot then, (date, place, and fate of this soldier) ?

Note the countenance of this man !

Very interesting, that an other captured soldier´s wearing an uniform of the Wehrmacht-Luftwaffe together with an SS-belt !

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This is a nice armband that just came in the mail today. It looks great next to my SA tinnies & other stuff. I'd like to add a dagger to the group eventually. All comments welcome. Al.

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Aquired this directly from Germany. It is mounted to a small block of wood the guy I got it from said it was originally a pole topper. It is non magnetic. What branch of the nazi party would have used this type of eagle?
Rod:)

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I have come across this dubious war merit cross with swords, the owner claims that he took it from a polish citizen (probably to increase the belief that it is genuine), and i thought i would ask you guys. I have never seen a war merit cross with or without swords with enamel ornaments, and thus i believe it is fake, but i can't say that i do not like it ( it really looks rather interesting). But if you know something that i don't and it turns out to be genuine, i sure would like to buy it. Thanks a lot.

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Hello! I found this one out for auction. It has no needle. I would guess it´s a fake because of the rivets. I have not found any original with that kind of rivets. Total solid. But I´m just a new-bee so I wounder if someone can help me with this one
Thanks!
/Mike

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I just bought this ID disk at a militaria store for about 45 $, any info would be appreciated.

The markings on the disk is:

881

2/le.Art.Ers.Abt

I am sitting on the bus right now so i can't take any pictures until sunday/monday.

Hi all, I am new to the forum, but have been reading for a while. I have dug out my childhood collections of helmets and started adding a few new ones.. very addicting..but can someone tell me a few pointers on the difference between brodies of different nations. reason being I want to have one helmet per nation in my collection, and I cannot tell difference between them.. please help..I will add photos of what i have later..

When I post links to other sites, info on the internet etc I simply copy the link and paste it in my reply. Some members manage to rename the link so instead of a long line of words, letters and numbers, they change it to a simple title or a 'click here'
How on earth do you do that? :confused: