Infantry Assault Stickpin - 1957

A 1957 re-issue Infantry Assault Badge stickpin. Same as the WW2 issue version but without the eagle and swastika. Long turned pin  read more

Code: 12322

Reference Book - Badges and Insignia of World War II

An invaluable 363-page reference book illustrating and detailing badges and insignia of all fighting nations of the Second World War. More than 2,500 colour illustrations. By Guido Rosignoli, published by Peerage Books 1976.  read more

Code: 12283

Book - Orders, Medals and Decorations of Britain and Europe

A comprehensive guide to British and European medals with detailed descriptions and colour plates. Published by Blandford in 1967. Written by Paul Hieronymussen. Some damage to dust jacket but book is in good condition  read more

Code: 12278

1935 Labour Day Badge

A 1935 Tag der Arbeit (Labour Day) badge by EF Weidmann of Frankfurt. Nicely maker stamped, with clip.  read more

Code: 12238

Two German ID Tags - Kurland Dig-ups

Two more German casualty ID tags, dug up from the Kurland pocket battle area, now part of Latvia. No discernable stampings.  read more

Code: 12236

Two German ID Tags - Kurland

Two German army ID tags for casualties. No discernable markings. These tags are dig-ups from the Kurland pocket, now in Latvia.  read more

Code: 12226

NSRL Sports Vest Insignia - Uncut

An uncut example of the NSRL (NSDAP sports association) sports vest badge. Bronze eagle with swastika on black background, on silk. Good condition, some discolouration to the front.  read more

Code: 12225

WHW Fund-Raising Pin - Stalhelm Badge

A WHW winter relief fund-raising pin in the shape of a national stalhelm decal. With pin. No enamelling remaining.  read more

Code: 12166

German Soldiers Skin Cream - Dig-Up

A tin of German soldier's skin cream in semi-relic condition. This tin was a dig-up from the German WW2 fortress of Festung Breslau near Wroclaw in Poland  read more

Code: 12163

Festung Breslau Dig-Ups - Poland

Dig-ups from the German Festung Breslau fortress near Wroclaw, Poland. Pocket watch with remains of face, and part of a German Army belt buckle with patina clearly visible.  read more

Code: 12129