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2x Fallschirmjäger Portrait – Paratrooper Badge
€60,00Original 2x WWII Fallschirmjäger portrait photographs, showing a German paratrooper in uniform wearing the Fallschirmschützenabzeichen (Paratrooper Badge). Came together, stay together.
Condition: Good original condition with some age-related wear and light surface marks.
Fallschirmjäger Portrait – FJ Helmet & HJ Badge
€75,00Original WWII German Fallschirmjäger portrait photograph, showing a paratrooper in field-grey uniform and the distinctive Fallschirmjäger Stahlhelm.
The soldier is wearing the characteristic Luftwaffe/Wehrmacht breast eagle, with additional insignia visible on the uniform. The Fallschirmjäger helmet is particularly notable, making this a desirable period Fallschirmjäger portrait.
Condition: Original used condition with various age-related surface marks and wear, as visible.
Fallschirmjäger Portrait – Paratrooper Badge, EK1, Wound Badge & Ground Combat Badge
€50,00Original WWII Fallschirmjäger portrait photograph, showing a German paratrooper in uniform wearing the Fallschirmschützenabzeichen (Paratrooper Badge), Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz (Black Wound Badge), Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse (Iron Cross 1st Class) and Erdkampfabzeichen (Ground Combat Badge) on his tunic.
Condition: Good original condition with some age-related wear and light surface marks. Relative unsharp, priced fairly.
Fallschirmjäger Portrait – Paratrooper Badge in Cloth & Glider Badge in Cloth
€75,00Original WWII Fallschirmjäger portrait photograph, showing a German paratrooper in uniform wearing the Fallschirmschützenabzeichen (Paratrooper Badge) in cloth and Segelflieger-Abzeichen (Glider Badge) in cloth on his tunic.
Condition: Good original condition with some age-related wear and light surface marks.
Fallschirmjäger Portrait – Wound Badge, Ground Combat Badge & Paratrooper Badge
€45,00Original WWII Fallschirmjäger portrait photograph, showing a German paratrooper in uniform together with his family wearing the Fallschirmschützenabzeichen (Paratrooper Badge), Wound Badge (Verwundetenabzeichen) and Ground Combat Badge (Erdkampfabzeichen) on his tunic.
Condition: Good original condition with some age-related wear and light surface marks.
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Fallschirmjäger Portrait – Wound Badge & Paratrooper Badge
€50,00Original WWII Fallschirmjäger portrait photograph, showing a German paratrooper in uniform wearing the Fallschirmschützenabzeichen (Paratrooper Badge) and Wound Badge (Verwundetenabzeichen) on his tunic.
A particularly nice portrait showing the two badges clearly, with the soldier photographed in a relaxed studio-style pose.
Condition: Good original condition with some age-related wear and light surface marks. Postcardsize.
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Soldbuch – Grenadier-Eratz-Btl. 365 (Nijmegen!) – Grenadier-Regiment 1130 – Ardennes
€225,00Original Soldbuch which was issued to Alfred [surname difficult to read], born 14 April 1922 in Kassel. His personal details are recorded on the opening pages, including blood group AB, height approximately 1.76 m, and his physical characteristics.
Service history
The book contains several interesting unit entries, including:
- Grenadier-Ersatz- und Ausbildungs-Bataillon 365 in Nijmegen (Holland) !
- 4. Kompanie/ Grenadier-Regiment 1130
- A location entry for Nijmegen (Holl.), placing the soldier in the Netherlands during the later war period.
The Soldbuch also contains an extensive Bekleidungs- und Ausrüstungsnachweis documenting issued clothing and equipment, with numerous original handwritten entries, stamps and corrections.
The Grenadier-Regiment 1130 belonged to the 560. Volks-Grenadier-Division.
Grenadier-Regiment 1130
Grenadier-Regiment 1130 was formed on 1 August 1944 at Moss, Norway, for the newly established 560. Grenadier-Division. Following the division’s redesignation on 10 August 1944, the regiment became part of the 560. Volks-Grenadier-Division.
In November 1944 the division was transferred from Denmark to the Western Front. During the Ardennes Offensive, the regiment was committed from the area of Dahnen, with the initial objective of forcing crossings of the Our River in the area of Kalborn and Ouren.
The regiment subsequently advanced with the division through Tavigny towards Houffalize and continued fighting in the direction of Gouvy, before encountering heavy resistance around Samrée, Dochamps and Marcouray.
By 23 December 1944, the regiment had reached the furthest point of its offensive operations and was unable to make further gains.
During the fighting in January and February 1945, the 560. Volks-Grenadier-Division suffered increasingly severe losses. The remnants of Grenadier-Regiment 1130 were among the last remaining infantry elements of the division. Following further fighting around the Prüm position, Meckel and the Kyll, the division was reduced to only a few hundred men.
On 6 March 1945, the approximately 150 surviving men of the 560. Volks-Grenadier-Division were incorporated together with remnants of the 352. and 212. Volks-Grenadier-Divisions, under the command of the 352. Volks-Grenadier-Division.
A particularly interesting document for collectors of German Army Soldbücher, Grenadier units, late-war service and the 1944 fighting in the Netherlands/Nijmegen area.
An original, untouched wartime Soldbuch with photograph and documented service history — a great addition to a WWII German document collection.
The Soldbuch remains complete and very attractive as an original wartime document, complete with photo.
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Wehrmacht Soldbuch – Grenadier-Regiment 769 & 770 – Panzerjäger-Kp. 1462 – POW (2x Awards)
€90,00Original WWII German Wehrmacht Soldbuch. The soldbuch is in well-used, worn condition, particularly to the front pages, with extensive period writing, stamps, corrections and signs of long-term field use.
The Soldbuch documents service with:
- Infanterie-Regiment 770
- Grenadier-Regiment 769
- 2. Stug (?) Panzerjäger-Kompanie 1462
The document contains several Lazarett/hospital entries, including stays at Reserve-Lazarett facilities in Aschaffenburg and Marienbad, providing additional evidence of the soldier’s wartime service and medical history.
Awards
Two clearly documented awards are recorded:
- Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz — awarded 30 November 1943
- Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen — awarded 4 February 1944
POW history
An especially interesting feature of this Soldbuch is its post-capture history. The document bears evidence that the soldier was subsequently held as a prisoner of war by the Allied forces, including an Allied POW number beginning with 31G-.
Condition
Fair / well-used condition.
The front pages show considerable wear, staining, handling damage and general age-related deterioration. Several pages contain heavy handwritten annotations, stamps and corrections. Despite the condition, the important service, hospital and award entries remain largely legible, making this a worthwhile original Soldbuch for collectors of German WWII personnel documents.
A genuine, untouched wartime Soldbuch with an infantry service history, two documented combat-related awards, multiple Lazarett entries and Allied POW markings.
Luftwaffe Flak Soldbuch – Luftsperrflakabteilung 207 (Paris, France) – Flak-Abt. 997
€155,00Offered is the original Soldbuch of Karl Spatz, born 16 March 1903, a farmer by profession. The document contains an original period photograph of Spatz and provides a detailed record of his service in the Luftwaffe, primarily with Flak (anti-aircraft artillery) units.
Spatz entered Luftwaffe service in January 1941, initially serving with the Überwachungskommando Fliegerhorst Dortmund. From July 1941 onwards he appears in several Flak formations, including Reserve-Flak-Abteilung 112, followed by service with leichte Flak-Abteilungen 718 and 752. The later entries document further service with Flak-Abteilung 207 and Luftsperr-Flak-Abteilung 207, followed by leichte Flak-Abteilung 997.
Luftsperr-Flak-Abteilung 207 was active in France incl. in Lorient, Saint-Nazaire, Paris, Brest etc.
His training record is particularly interesting and shows training on the Karabiner 98k, 3.7 cm Flak and 2 cm Flak, confirming his practical background in Flak service. The Soldbuch also contains an original weapons issue page, recording a Karabiner 98k and Seitengewehr with their respective issue details.
His rank progression visible in the book includes promotion to Gefreiter on 1 December 1944, followed by Obergefreiter on 1 February 1945.
The Soldbuch is in clearly well-used wartime condition, with considerable age, staining, wear and handwritten annotations throughout. Despite the condition, a substantial amount of information remains legible, making this an interesting original document for collectors of Luftwaffe and Flak militaria. Denazified.
A later 1987 funeral notice for Frau Barbara Haubner, wife of Karl Spatz, came with the soldbuch.
Award Doc, ID’s (Incl. Steuermannschein!) & Photo Group – Landungs-Pionier-Bataillon 772 – Rare KVK II with Swords Doc Variant
€195,00A very interesting and unusually complete original WWII German Wehrmacht grouping to Oberschirrmeister Walter Novoczin, featuring several original documents, photographs and an award certificate connected with his service.
The centerpiece of the grouping is an original Verleihungsurkunde (award certificate) for the Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern, awarded to: Oberschirrmeister Walter Novoczin of Stab/ Landungs-Pionier-Bataillon 772.
The certificate (rare variant) is dated 1 September 1944 and was issued in the name of the Führer by the Oberbefehlshaber der 18. Armee, signed (stamped) in his capacity as General der Infanterie. The original period Dienstsiegel is also present.
Particularly interesting is the identification of Novoczin as an Oberschirrmeister and his connection to Landungs-Pionier-Bataillon 772, a specialist Wehrmacht landing-pioneer formation. Contemporary documentation places elements of Pi.Ldgs.Btl. 772 in the Baltic theatre during 1944, including operations around Estonia and the Baltic islands.
The grouping also contains an original Wehrmacht driver’s qualification/document, issued in Hamburg in September 1938, authorising Novoczin for training/driving Wehrmacht motor vehicles with internal-combustion engines. This provides an interesting pre-war/early-war aspect to the grouping and helps document his technical qualifications.
Also included is an original rare Steuermannschein für heereseigene Motor-Wasserfahrzeuge, bearing Novoczin’s photograph and personal signature. This is particularly appropriate to his later association with a Landungs-Pionier formation and gives the group an interesting specialist maritime/landing-pioneer connection.
The grouping is further accompanied by multiple original period photographs and a small single ribbonbar for the KVK2.
Condition
The documents show strong original period wear, including staining, foxing, fading, creasing, tears, edge wear and handling marks. The cloth-covered documents are particularly well-used and fragile, but retain their original character and remain fully worthy of preservation and display. The photographs likewise show age-related wear consistent with genuine wartime material.
A very attractive and researchable single-soldier grouping, with an identifiable name, rank, specialist qualifications, award documentation and a substantial photographic component. The combination of a Steuermann qualification + motor-vehicle qualification + Landungs-Pionier-Btl. 772 service + KVK II with Swords makes this a particularly interesting grouping for collectors of Wehrmacht specialist personnel and German military documents.
German Female Worker Document Grouping – Eisenwerke Oberdonau – 1942–1946
€175,00The grouping provides an interesting glimpse into the life of a young German civilian woman during the Second World War and in the immediate post-war period.
Included are:
- Wartime Ausweis Nr. G 14 291 issued by Eisenwerke Oberdonau, Linz/Donau, dated 3 March 1942.
- Name: Liesel Mondry
- Born: 23.6.1926
- Occupation: Büroanfängerin
- Company: Eisenwerke Oberdonau, Linz/Donau
- Department indicated as MB Hauptlager
- The original metal ID-card holder, retaining the original photograph and identification details.
- Postspaarbuch Nr. 9.018.253 of the Deutsche Reichspost, complete with its matching Ausweiskarte.
- Post-war Kennkarte / Identitätskarte, issued at Lebenstedt on 4 June 1946 by the Stadtverwaltung Watenstedt-Salzgitter.
The group is particularly appealing because it follows one individual across the wartime and immediate post-war period, with her original photograph and several matching documents preserved together.
The wartime ID is especially interesting because it documents her employment at Eisenwerke Oberdonau in Linz, an important wartime industrial complex, while the 1946 Kennkarte demonstrates her identification and circumstances shortly after the collapse of the Third Reich.
Original condition throughout, with expected age-related wear, folds, handling marks and patina. The documents retain their original photographs, stamps, signatures and other period details.
A very nice named and photographed female civilian grouping, suitable for collectors of WWII German documents, female workers, Reichspost material, industrial history and personal-history groupings.
Kriegsmarine Soldbuch – Marine-Festungs-Pionier-Bataillon 360 – 1945 (2x Awards)
€150,00Original WWII Kriegsmarine Soldbuch belonging to Peter Habrich, born in Elsdorf, with his photograph still present in the document.
Key details documented in the Soldbuch
- Name: August …
- Born: Elsdorf
- Marine-Stammrollen-Nr.: N 17956 M.K.
- Entered: 3/1945, Marine-Festungs-Pionier-Bataillon 360
- Award: Ehrenkreuz für Kriegsteilnehmer, 28.2.1935
- Award: Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern, 12.12.1944
A particularly interesting late-war entry is dated 11 May 1945, shortly after the German capitulation:
„Überführt in das Rgt. Helgoland 2. Btl. – 3. Kompanie Freiburg-Halbe“
This is an unusual and interesting final-war entry, documenting his transfer into Regiment Helgoland, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Company, Freiburg-Halbe.
The Soldbuch also retains numerous original wartime stamps, handwritten entries and official annotations, making it a very interesting late-war Kriegsmarine document with a clearly identifiable owner and documented unit history.
Condition
Original used condition with the expected age, handling and storage wear. The document shows genuine wartime use, with some fading, staining and wear to the covers and pages. The original photograph remains present. Denazified.
A very interesting personal Kriegsmarine Soldbuch, particularly notable for the documented March 1945 service with Marine-Festungs-Pionier-Bataillon 360 and the unusual 11 May 1945 transfer entry.
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Soldbuch & Document Grouping – Artillerie-Regiment 34 (Italy) – Nahkampftage Combat Document & Original Photos
€270,00Interesting original WWII German document and photograph grouping belonging to Hermann Haferkamm, centered around his original Soldbuch and accompanied by additional wartime documentation, combat-related paperwork, photographs and period military phrasebooks.
The grouping includes the original Soldbuch of Hermann Haferkamm, born 24 April 1913. The Soldbuch is extensively filled in and contains numerous original entries, stamps and signatures.
His early military service is documented with 1./A.R.34, with further unit and personnel entries visible throughout the booklet. The Soldbuch contains a number of period entries concerning his service, equipment, leave and medical/lazarett history.
A particularly interesting piece within the grouping is the original typed document recording Nahkampftage (close-combat days) for Stwm. Hermann Haferkamm. The document records:
- 17.12.1943 – Gegenstoß bei Markarowskije
- 26.01.1944 – Kampf um Pawlowka und den Bahndamm südlich davon
- 05.03.1944 – Kampf um Rubanny-Most, Bagwa und Umgebung
The document is officially stamped and signed, making it a particularly interesting piece of supporting combat documentation.
The Soldbuch’s awards section also contains several original entries and associated stamps/signatures, providing additional information on his military service and decorations.
The grouping is further accompanied by a substantial selection of original wartime photographs. These include individual soldier portraits, groups of German personnel and field scenes, including photographs showing soldiers around field positions and dugouts. The photographs are original period prints, several retaining their attractive scalloped edges.
Also included are two original wartime phrasebooks:
- Deutsch-Polnischer Taschen-Sprachführer, by F. Sulzberger
- Russisch für Soldaten, published by Horsch & Bechstedt, Köln
These publications are excellent period additions and fit naturally with the wartime documentation in the grouping.
Grouping includes
- Original Soldbuch – Hermann Haferkamm
- Born 24.04.1913
- Service documentation including 1./A.R.34
- Original Nahkampftage combat document
- Original awards entries and military stamps/signatures
- Original wartime photograph group
- Several original field/portrait photographs
- Deutsch-Polnischer Taschen-Sprachführer
- Russisch für Soldaten
- Additional original wartime paperwork
A very nice, coherent paper and photographic grouping with considerably more interest than a Soldbuch alone, especially because of the separately preserved Nahkampftage document and the accompanying original photographs.
RAD Dienstausweis – Oberfeldmeister – 3x Awards – Combat Service with Wehrmacht & Luftwaffe
€175,00Original wartime German RAD Ausweis belonging to Oberfeldmeister Prigge, documenting an extensive career in the Reichsarbeitsdienst (RAD) together with later wartime deployments.
The document contains numerous original handwritten entries, official stamps, signatures and service annotations, providing a fascinating record of the holder’s wartime service.
Service History
- Rank: Oberfeldmeister
- Promoted to Oberfeldmeister: January 1940
- RAD-Abteilung 2/172
- RAD-Abteilung 3/328 (XXXII Metz)
- Kommandiert to Der Reichsarbeitsführer: 08/1943 – 11/1944
- 12/1944 – 01/1945: Reichsarbeitsdienst-Abteilung 6/171
- 01/1942 – 02/1945: B.S. 5 Burgkatz (?)
- From 03/1945: RAD-Abteilung 10/175
Wartime Deployments
Particularly interesting are the entries documenting service in the context of the Wehrmacht and Luftwaffe:
- 08/1943 – 11/1944:
Einsatz im Rahmen der Wehrmacht im Heimatskriegsgebiet
— deployment within the framework of the Wehrmacht in the home war area. - 12/1944 – 01/1945:
Einsatz im Rahmen der Luftwaffe
— deployment within the framework of the Luftwaffe.
Awards & Decorations
The Ausweis records the following awards:
- Dienstauszeichnung für 4-jährige Dienstzeit — RAD 4 Years Service Medal
- Westwall-Ehrenzeichen
- Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern — War Merit Cross, 2nd Class with Swords, awarded 03/1944
Condition
Original period document with expected age-related toning, handling wear, creasing and fading, but retaining a very substantial amount of its original handwritten and stamped documentation.
A highly interesting RAD personnel document belonging to Oberfeldmeister Prigge, with an unusually well-documented wartime service history and documented employment with both the Wehrmacht and Luftwaffe.
Organisation Todt Dienstbuch + Arbeitsbuch (Düren) – Westwall Medal
€100,00Original WWII Organisation Todt (OT) Dienstbuch together with the accompanying Arbeitsbuch of Peter Habrich, born in Elsdorf, documenting his employment with the Organisation Todt and his wartime construction service in Belgium and France.
Peter Habrich
- Name: Peter Habrich
- Born: Elsdorf
- Organisation: Organisation Todt
- Service: Frontarbeiter
- Oberbauleitung: Düren
- Areas of service: Belgium and France
Habrich was active with the Oberbauleitung Düren, with the Dienstbuch documenting his employment and wartime activities in the Organisation Todt system.
Of particular interest is the entry concerning his activity under enemy action, recording his deployment in Belgium and France during the fighting.
Schutzwall-Ehrenzeichen
One of the most notable entries in the Dienstbuch is the award of the:
Schutzwall-Ehrenzeichen – awarded January 1940
This decoration was awarded to personnel who had participated in the construction of the Westwall, making the award an important indication of Habrich’s involvement in the German defensive construction programme.
Employment history
The accompanying Arbeitsbuch provides an excellent additional record of Habrich’s employment and construction work.
The book contains numerous original entries, stamps and signatures from different construction companies and worksites, including:
- Carl Brandt Bauunternehmung – Düren
- E. Korte Bauunternehmung – Bochum, Baustelle Udenbreth
- Wilhelm Keufer Bauunternehmung – Duisburg
- Jacob Eikeln Eisenbetonbau – Dülmen
- Adam Hochkirchen – Pflaster-, Tief- und Straßenbau, Frechen b. Köln
- P. Kouzen – Spezial-Abt. Flammschutzimprägnierung, Köln
The entries continue into 1945, giving a very useful picture of his employment during the war.
Condition
Both books show age-related wear, staining, creasing and handling, consistent with genuine wartime documents. The original covers, printed pages, handwritten entries, stamps and signatures remain. The photograph has been removed from the designated photograph area of the Dienstbuch.
A very interesting original OT document grouping belonging to Peter Habrich, particularly notable for his documented connection to the Oberbauleitung Düren, Westwall construction service and subsequent wartime activity in Belgium and France.
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Wehrmacht Artillery Unit Commemorative Document – Artillerie-Regiment 299 – Stonne, Höhe 304, Oches & Verdun – Christmas 1940
€30,00Original period “Zur Erinnerung” (In Memory) commemorative document issued by the 5. Batterie, Artillerie-Regiment 299.
The document commemorates the fighting associated with:
- Stonne
- Höhe 304 (Hill 304)
- Oches
- Verdun
and specifically remembers the unit’s fallen/comrades, with the names printed on the document.
The central design features a large stylised artillery-related motif with the unit’s campaign locations incorporated into the artwork. The document is dated 1939 and bears the additional inscription:
“Orts-Unterkunft, Weihnachten 1940.”
(Local quarters, Christmas 1940.)
It is signed in period ink by the Hauptmann und Batterie-Chef (Captain and Battery Commander).
RAD BeVo-Woven Cap Badge – EM/NCO Type
€50,00riginal Reichsarbeitsdienst (RAD) Mützenabzeichen for the Schiffchen / Einheitsfeldmütze, in the BeVo-woven EM/NCO (Mannschaften/Unterführer) type.
The badge is executed in the characteristic woven construction, featuring the RAD emblem with the stylised spade, wheat ears and central swastika. The reverse shows the characteristic folded and woven construction, with the original fabric still present. BeVo-woven RAD cap badges of this type were intended for wear on the RAD field and side caps.
A nice original example for the RAD collector, particularly suitable for completing a period RAD uniform or insignia display. The piece shows age-related wear and some handling/storage damage, as visible in the photographs, but remains an interesting original period textile insignia.
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Sturmabteilung (SA) Studioportrait
€65,00Original period photograph showing a young SA (Sturmabteilung) member in full uniform, including the characteristic brown SA shirt, SA side cap and collar tabs. The portrait is a very clear studio-style photograph with good detail of the uniform and insignia.
The reverse carries a handwritten dedication:
“Zur Erinnerung an meinen Bruder Martin.”
“In remembrance of my brother Martin.”
The reverse is also professionally printed with the photographer’s details:
Walter Kantowski, Foto-Werkstätte, Jena, Johannisstr. 18
A very attractive original period portrait, particularly interesting because of the personal family dedication and the clearly visible SA uniform and insignia.
Condition: Good original condition for its age, with normal age-related toning and minor surface/storage marks. The photograph retains its original scalloped edges.
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Death Card – Organisation Todt – KIA Partisans
€10,00Original German WWII-era Sterbebild / death card for Anton Erdinger, a worker with the Organisation Todt (O.T.) from Schönau Nr. 49.
- Name: Anton Erdinger
- Service: Frontarbeiter bei der O.T.
- Place of origin: Schönau Nr. 49
- Date of death: 10 February 1944
- Place/circumstances: Russia, killed in a bandit attack
SS “Alte Kämpfer” Honour Chevron – Ehrenwinkel
€225,00Original WWII SS Ehrenwinkel für Alte Kämpfer (Old Fighters Honour Chevron).
The insignia features a black wool triangular backing with silver/white metallic woven tresse, with the characteristic black detailing. The reverse shows the original stitching and construction.
The Alte Kämpfer chevron was introduced in 1934 and was awarded to SS members who had joined the SS, NSDAP or an affiliated organisation before 30 January 1933.
A desirable piece of original pre-war SS uniform insignia, showing natural age and storage wear.
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Heer Afrikakorps Tropical Schiffchen Eagle – DAK
€110,00Original WWII German Heer Afrikakorps tropical Schiffchenadler for the tropical side cap (Schiffchen).
This example features a golden-yellow/tan tropical backing with a white/light-coloured embroidered Wehrmacht eagle, typical of tropical Heer headgear used in North Africa.
The insignia shows age-related wear and some damage to the embroidery, giving it an authentic period-used appearance. A scarce and desirable piece of original DAK tropical uniform insignia.
Waffen-SS Tropical Sturmmann Rank Chevron
€50,00Original WWII Waffen-SS Sturmmann tropical rank chevron (Dienstgradwinkel).
Constructed with a black wool triangular backing and the characteristic golden-yellow/tan woven tresse, including fine black detailing. The tropical version was intended for wear on tropical/southern-front uniforms.
The chevron shows age-related wear and patina, with the original construction and materials clearly visible. A nice and desirable piece of original Waffen-SS tropical cloth insignia.
Heer Afrikakorps Tropical Oberschütze Rank Star
€30,00Original WWII German Heer tropical Oberschütze rank star
A nice original example with light grey/white machine embroidery on sand-coloured tropical cloth, intended for wear on the tropical uniform in North Africa.
The insignia shows age-related wear and some fraying to the edges, but retains its original wartime construction and attractive used appearance.
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NSDAP Group Photograph – Party Members with NSDAP Flag
€150,00Original period photograph showing a group of seven NSDAP members posed together in uniform, standing beside a large NSDAP Standarte. The men wear period political uniforms with peaked caps, belts and visible NSDAP armbands. The photograph provides a particularly nice view of the uniforms, insignia and equipment of NSDAP personnel, with the large party flag prominently displayed in the centre of the group.
The reverse is blank, with no visible writing or studio markings.
A very attractive original NSDAP group photograph, particularly suitable for collectors of Third Reich political history and period photography.
Wehrmacht Studioportrait – Iron Cross 2nd Class (Worn as on Award Day)
€25,00Original Studioportrait of a Wehrmacht (Heer) soldier wearing clearly visible the Iron Cross 2nd Class ribbon on the tunic.
The reverse carries a period handwritten dedication in German, together with a dated inscription of 25. Nov. 1941 and a printed photographer/studio marking referring to Stettin. The personal dedication adds an interesting provenance element to the photograph. Postcardsize.
Waffen-SS Tropical Sturmmann Rank Chevron
€50,00Original WWII Waffen-SS Sturmmann tropical rank chevron (Dienstgradwinkel).
Constructed with a black wool triangular backing and the characteristic golden-yellow/tan woven tresse, including fine black detailing. The tropical version was intended for wear on tropical/southern-front uniforms.
The chevron shows age-related wear and patina, with the original construction and materials clearly visible. A nice and desirable piece of original Waffen-SS tropical cloth insignia.
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Death Card – Organisation Todt – Oberstfrontführer der OT
€15,00Original German Todesanzeige / Sterbebild for Dr. Theodor Praun, identified as a Rechtsrat and Oberstfrontführer der O. T. The card notes his award of the Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. und 2. Klasse mit Schwertern.
- Born: 20 January 1909
- Died: 3 January 1944 near Pleskau (Pskov)
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HJ Schießauszeichnung für Schützen
€75,00Original Hitlerjugend (HJ) Schießauszeichnung für Schützen, a period Third Reich proficiency badge awarded for demonstrated shooting ability within the Hitler Youth.
The badge features the characteristic concentric target design, with the HJ diamond and crossed rifles to the centre. The red and white enamelled sections remain clearly visible, giving the badge its distinctive appearance. The reverse is fitted with the original pin and is marked RZM M7/68 together with the RZM manufacturer’s mark. Comparable examples of the HJ Schießauszeichnung are documented with RZM manufacturer markings and original pin assemblies.
This is the “für Schützen” version, rather than the later/higher Scharfschützen award. The Schießauszeichnung für Schützen was introduced in the mid-1930s as part of the HJ’s system of shooting proficiency awards and was worn as a small breast badge.
The badge is in used condition, with visible age, wear and some surface oxidation/discolouration to the reverse, while the front retains a good amount of its original enamel finish. Please study the photographs carefully for the exact condition.
A nice original example of a relatively small but very distinctive piece of Hitlerjugend insignia, ideal for an HJ collection or display.
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Kriegsmarine Document Group – Marine-Schützen-Bataillon 311 (EK2 & VWA in 1945!)
€350,00Original grouping of award and qualification documents belonging to Matrose Karl-Heinz Günther, who served with the Kriegsmarine’s Marine-Schützen-Bataillon 311.
The group includes three particularly interesting documents:
- Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse (EK II) — awarded to Matrosen I Karl-Heinz Günther, serving with 2./Marine-Schützen-Bataillon 311, on 18 March 1945. The certificate was issued im Felde and signed on behalf of the commander of the 7. Infanterie-Division. The 7. Infanterie-Division was operating in the West Prussian/Danzig area at this time and had Marine-Schützen units under its command.
- Verwundetenabzeichen in Silber — an original Besitz-Zeugnis confirming that Günther was awarded the Wound Badge in Silver as a result of a wound sustained on 2 May 1945. The certificate was issued at Travemünde on 11 July 1945, making this an especially interesting immediate post-war award document. The silver grade represented multiple wounds or qualifying severe injuries under the award regulations.
- Polartaufschein / Polar-Taufschein — dated 18 August 1944 at Tromsø, awarded to Matrose III (sp.) Günther after crossing the Arctic Circle. The document is an original humorous naval “polar baptism” certificate, complete with Neptune/Ägir imagery and handwritten endorsement.
The Marine-Schützen-Bataillon 311 was formed in October 1944 and belonged to Marine-Schützen-Regiment 3. From January 1945 it was employed in ground combat on the Nogat front and was subsequently heavily engaged in the fighting around the Danzig Bay area.
Original period documents with the expected age-related folding, handling and paper wear. The Polar-Taufschein has particularly nice handwritten additions and period artwork. The award certificates remain very legible.
Note: The documents have been denazified
SS “Alte Kämpfer” Honour Chevron – Ehrenwinkel
€225,00Original WWII SS Ehrenwinkel für Alte Kämpfer (Old Fighters Honour Chevron).
The insignia features a black wool triangular backing with silver/white metallic woven tresse, with the characteristic black detailing. The reverse shows the original stitching and construction.
The Alte Kämpfer chevron was introduced in 1934 and was awarded to SS members who had joined the SS, NSDAP or an affiliated organisation before 30 January 1933.
A desirable piece of original pre-war SS uniform insignia, showing natural age and storage wear.
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EK2 Award Doc – Stellungs-Artillerie-Abteilung 804 – June 1940
€85,00Original wartime Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse (Iron Cross 2nd Class) award certificate, issued to Gefreiter Max Rupp, serving with St.Art.Abt. 804.
The certificate is dated 18 June 1940, placing the award firmly within the Western Campaign period. The unit designation St.Art.Abt. 804 refers to Stellungs-Artillerie-Abteilung 804, a fixed-position artillery formation of the German Army. In 1940, elements of Stellungs-Artillerie-Abteilungen 803, 804 and 807 were among the artillery formations operating under the artillery command structure in the 7th Army area.
The document is issued in the name of the Führer and Supreme Commander of the Wehrmacht and awards Rupp the Iron Cross 2nd Class. It retains the original period Dienstsiegel and an original ink signature of the responsible General der Infanterie und Kommandierender General Alfred Wäger.
A very nice original early-war artillery award document, dated just days after the conclusion of the main fighting in the West. The combination of the named recipient, the relatively uncommon Stellungs-Artillerie-Abteilung 804 designation, original stamp and period signature makes this a particularly attractive piece for collectors of German Army artillery and 1940 Western Campaign material.
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Organisation Todt (OT) Arbeiter Collar Tabs – Pair
€70,00Original WWII Organisation Todt (OT) Arbeiter collar tabs, offered as a matching pair.
Featuring the characteristic red embroidered “OT” monogram on brown/earth-coloured diamond-shaped backing. These were worn by personnel of the OT-Arbeiter grade, the lowest rank within the Organisation Todt hierarchy.
The pair shows period wear, age and some fraying, with the original wartime construction clearly visible.
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Young Female BDM Member – Bund Deutscher Mädel
€20,00Original WWII-era photograph of a young female member of the BDM (Bund Deutscher Mädel), the girls’ branch of the Hitler Youth organization.
The photograph shows a young woman in a civilian coat and blouse, photographed in a studio-style portrait. The reverse is largely blank, with a small handwritten pencil marking in the upper left corner.
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Death Card – Organisation Todt
€10,00Original period German death notice (Sterbebild) for Joachim Röther, an O.T. (Organisation Todt) Führer and veteran of the First World War.
- Name: Joachim Röther
- Born: 9 September 1891, Groß Leschnau, East Prussia
- Service: Organisation Todt (O.T.), Führer
- WWI veteran: 1914–1918
- Died: 29 September 1944
- Circumstances: Fatally injured in an accident during transport from Lithuania
- Burial: Ehrenfriedhof, Königsberg
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WWII Brigade Piron Set – Belgian Forces in Great Britain – Normandy
€120,00Original wartime/post-war grouping relating to Charles Doyen, a member of Brigade Piron / Belgian Forces in Great Britain.
The group includes:
- Three original photographs/portrait of Charles Doyen in uniform, including a portrait wearing the Brigade Piron insignia. One is that of General Piron.
- Brigade Piron membership documentation, including a membership card issued by the Fédération Nationale des Anciens Combattants de la Brigade Piron.
- A 1940–1945 Belgian Forces in UK membership card
A very interesting original grouping of photographs and identification/membership documents relating to a Belgian Brigade Piron veteran, with several pieces retained together.
Condition: Overall used condition, with age-related wear, creasing, staining and handling marks as visible.
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WWII Luftwaffe Flak Table Pennant / Tischfahne – Complete with Pole & Base
€0,01Offered here is an original WWII German Luftwaffe Flak Tischfahne (table pennant), a very attractive and highly decorative piece of Luftwaffe Flak memorabilia.
The pennant features the characteristic Luftwaffe eagle and Iron Cross design, with the red-and-white field and black detailing, finished with white fringe around the edges. The reverse carries the corresponding wartime design, making this a particularly attractive double-sided example.
The flag is mounted on its original-style wooden pole with ball finial and comes complete with a separate display base. The pole can be removed from the base, allowing the two components to be stored or transported separately. Size is approx. 14 x 14 cm
The textile shows genuine age and signs of use, including some wear to the fringe, stitching and surface, but remains very displayable. The photographs show the condition in detail.
Details
- Original WWII-era Luftwaffe Flak Tischfahne / Tischwimpel
- Attractive double-sided construction
- Luftwaffe eagle / Iron Cross motif
- Red, white and black coloration
- Original-style textile fringe
- Wooden pole with ball finial
- Removable pole and separate display base
- Good, used condition with period wear and patina
- Excellent display piece for a Luftwaffe / Flak collection
A scarce and very eye-catching piece of Luftwaffe table decoration, particularly nice as a complete display with the pole and base.
Flakkampfabzeichen – Maker Marked – CE Juncker
€600,00Original WWII German Luftwaffe Flakkampfabzeichen (Flak Combat Badge), maker marked “JUNCKER”.
A very attractive original badge featuring the characteristic Luftwaffe eagle above the anti-aircraft gun and oak-leaf wreath. The reverse retains the original hinge, pin and catch, with the maker mark “JUNCKER” visible on the reverse.
The badge shows genuine period wear and patina consistent with an original piece that has seen use. The surface has an aged, untouched appearance with remaining traces of the original finish.
Details:
- Original WWII German Luftwaffe Flakkampfabzeichen
- Maker marked: C.E. Juncker, Berlin
- Distinctive Juncker construction and detailing
- Original reverse hardware
- Original period patina and wear
- Excellent addition to a Luftwaffe or Flak collection
A desirable original Juncker-marked Luftwaffe Flak Combat Badge.
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WWII Luftwaffe Soldbuch – Flak Weapons Technical Personnel – Flak-Abt. 683 (Caen, France) (2x Awards)
€150,00Original WWII German Luftwaffe Soldbuch, belonging to a Luftwaffe Flak weapons technical specialist. The Soldbuch is an extensively used wartime document, retaining the original portrait photograph and a large number of handwritten and officially stamped entries covering the holder’s military career.
The Soldbuch was opened in August 1939, with the holder’s service recorded with a number of Luftwaffe Flak and technical formations, including:
- Reserve-Flak-Abteilung 364
- Reserve-Flak-Abteilung 346
- schwere Flak-Abteilung 197
- Flakwaffentechnische Schule der Luftwaffe Halle/Wörmlitz
- gemischte Flak-Abteilung 683 (v)
- Flak-Inst. 107/XII
Also recorded is a Lehrgang from 24.3.–5.5.1944 with 2./Feld-FAS (West) 31.
His specialist Flak service is further reflected by the awards recorded in the Soldbuch:
- Tätigkeitsabzeichen der Flakartillerie
- Flakkampfabzeichen
The photograph is still present and shows the original owner wearing his Luftwaffe uniform, with the Flakkampfabzeichen clearly visible in wear in the portrait.
The combination of the explicit “Flakwaffentechn. Personal” designation, his service with the Flakwaffentechnische Schule der Luftwaffe Halle/Wörmlitz, subsequent Flak formations and eventual service with Flak-Inst. 107/XII makes this a particularly interesting example of a Luftwaffe Flak technical personnel Soldbuch.
The Soldbuch contains a substantial amount of original wartime documentation, including unit transfers, training/course entries, equipment and clothing records, medical information, vaccinations, leave authorisations and numerous official stamps and handwritten annotations. This gives the document considerable research potential for reconstructing the holder’s career.
Condition
Heavily service-used condition.
The Soldbuch shows extensive staining, handling wear, creasing, fading and age-related deterioration. Several pages have water/moisture staining and some entries are difficult to read, but the book remains remarkably interesting because of the quantity of surviving original documentation.
The cover is worn but retains its original Luftwaffe Soldbuch design, and the original photograph remains attached inside.
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WWII Luftwaffe Soldbuch – Wachtmeister – Lehrbatterie Rerik, Feld-FAS, Late-War Flak Units! (7x Awards)
€225,00Original WWII German Luftwaffe Soldbuch, issued to Wachtmeister Wilhelm (?), born 3 November 1915.
The Soldbuch was originally issued in 1939 and remains complete with its original portrait photograph. The holder served throughout the war in the Luftwaffe Flak arm, with the document containing numerous period entries, unit stamps, training records, medical/lazaret entries, leave entries and other service annotations.
Of particular interest is his service with:
- Lehrbatterie Rerik
- Feld-Flak-Artillerie-Schule (Ost)
- zbV Flak-Batterie 14050
- gemischte Flak-Abteilung 1117 (v)
The Soldbuch contains a particularly interesting collection of Flak artillery qualifications and awards, including:
- Sudetenland Medal with Spange
- Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern
- Tätigkeitsabzeichen für Flakartillerie
- Schießabzeichen für Flakartillerie
- Kampfabzeichen der Flakartillerie
- Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse
- Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz
His training record is particularly impressive. It records instruction on a wide variety of infantry and Flak weapons, including:
- Karabiner 98k
- Pistole 08
- Handgranate 24
- MP 40
- 3,7 cm Flak 18 u. 36
- 2 cm Oerlikon
- 4 cm Bofors
Later training specifically records him as a 3,7 cm Flak 43 gun commander, and he attended a conversion course on the 3,7 cm Flak 43 at Flak-Regiment 19 in September 1944.
The Soldbuch also contains an entry for the Feld-Flak-Artillerie-Schule (Ost) 40. This was an operationally relevant Luftwaffe Flak school associated with training and employment on the Eastern Front. The presence of this entry provides additional research interest when reconstructing the holder’s wartime service.
There are numerous additional entries throughout the book, including several changes of unit, field-service and training entries, leave authorisations and multiple hospital/lazaret records. The quantity of original handwriting, official stamps and period annotations gives this Soldbuch excellent research potential and provides a detailed insight into the holder’s service and progression within the Luftwaffe Flak arm.
The original portrait photograph is still present, showing the holder in Luftwaffe uniform with his original insignia.
Condition
Heavily service-used condition, exactly as expected from a Soldbuch carried throughout the war. The booklet has extensive staining, fading, water damage, edge wear, creasing and general handling wear. Some pages are difficult to read, but a considerable amount of information remains legible.
An especially interesting Luftwaffe Flak Soldbuch, with extensive weapons training, Flak qualifications, combat-related awards and a well-documented progression through several Luftwaffe Flak formations.
Top Luftwaffe Flak Set – EK II & Erdkampfabzeichen – Belgium & Holland 1944
€285,00A highly desirable and completely original named Luftwaffe Flak grouping belonging to Wachtmeister Oswald Drescher, comprising two wartime award documents together with his original period photograph.
The grouping contains:
- Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse (EK II) award document, dated 20 November 1944, issued to Wachtmeister Oswald Drescher, 4./Lei. Flakabtlg. 10080.
- Erdkampfabzeichen der Luftwaffe award document, dated 27 November 1944, issued to Wachtmeister Oswald Drescher, 5./gem. Flakabteilung 598 (v)(RAD).
- Original wartime photograph of Oswald Drescher wearing his Luftwaffe uniform.
Both award documents bear the signature of Generalmajor Friedrich Deutsch (DKiG), commander of the 16. Flak-Division.
The grouping is particularly interesting for its connection to the Western Front and the fighting in Holland and Belgium during the final months of 1944. Flak-Abteilung 598 was under the command of Hauptmann Kansky, Flakführer of Eindhoven, with personnel including members of RAD-Gruppen 200 and 224.
The two awards were issued only seven days apart, on 20 and 27 November 1944, providing an excellent documented snapshot of Drescher’s service during the intense fighting on the Western Front.
The combination of two named original award documents, the original recipient photograph, period unit details, and the connection to the 16. Flak-Division and Flak-Abteilung 598 makes this a particularly attractive grouping for the Luftwaffe and Flak collector.
A very nice original named grouping with strong Western Front provenance and excellent potential for further research into Oswald Drescher and Flak-Abteilung 598.
WWII Luftwaffe Flak Leutnant Officer Kragenspiegel – Uniform Removed
€60,00Original WWII German Wehrmacht Heer officer’s Kragenspiegel (collar tabs) for a Leutnant, presented as a matching pair.
The tabs are constructed in the typical officer-quality embroidered style, with silver/aluminium-coloured bullion embroidery on a red Waffenfarbe backing. The distinctive officer pattern and rank style make these an excellent addition to a Heer uniform or insignia collection. Heer officers wore embroidered collar patches, with the branch colour incorporated into the collar insignia.
These are original period pieces, removed from a uniform, rather than reproductions or newly manufactured insignia.
Both tabs retain their original construction, with visible age, wear and some loose threads consistent with their having been removed from a wartime uniform. The red wool backing remains particularly strong in colour.
Condition: Used/worn, with some loose threads and signs of service use as shown.
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WWII Luftwaffe Flak Wehrpass – Afrikakorps, Afrika Campaign – KIA 1943 in Libya (3x Awards)
€170,00Offered here is an original German WWII Wehrpass belonging to Wilhelm Pelzer, a Luftwaffe/Flak serviceman whose service record documents his participation in the North African campaign.
Service Details
- Name: Wilhelm Pelzer
- Born: 4 February 1913
- Branch: Luftwaffe / Flak
- Initial unit: Flak-Regiment 64
- Later units:
- Reserve-Flak-Abteilung 642
- Flak-Regiment 46, serving with this unit until 17 January 1943
- Occupation: Hilfsarbeiter
The Wehrpass contains entries documenting his Flak training, including training on the 2 cm Flak 30 and 2 cm Flak 38, as well as his subsequent operational service.
North Africa Service
One of the most interesting aspects of this Wehrpass is the documented movement to Italy and subsequently North Africa in 1942.
The entries record his deployment during the campaign and place him in the North African theatre, making this more than simply a Luftwaffe Flak service document with a possible African connection.
His service history includes participation in the fighting in North Africa, including the Tobruk area, placing the Wehrpass firmly within the history of the German Afrika campaign.
Awards
The Wehrpass records several awards, including:
- Medaille zur Erinnerung an die Heimkehr des Sudetenlandes (Sudetenland Medal)
- Flakkampfabzeichen (Flak Combat Badge) – with the relevant entry referring to z.b.V. Afrika
- Deutsch-Italienische Erinnerungsmedaille (German-Italian Commemorative Medal)
Death in North Africa
Particularly significant is the final entry in his service history.
Wilhelm Pelzer was killed in action on 17 January 1943 at Beni Ulid (Bani Walid), Libya, through a gunshot wound to the chest — “durch Brustdurchschuss.”
His death date and location therefore provide a very specific connection between the document and the final stages of his service in the North African campaign.
Condition / Notes
The original photograph has unfortunately been removed from the Wehrpass. Nevertheless, the surviving pages contain substantial military and operational information, including his unit history, training, awards and North African deployment, making this a particularly interesting original document for collectors of Luftwaffe Flak, Afrika Korps and North Africa campaign material.
A very interesting named Wehrpass with documented North African service, Flak combat decoration and a recorded KIA date and location.
An excellent addition to a collection focused on the Luftwaffe, German Flak units, Afrika Korps / North Africa campaign, or named WWII military documents.
WWII German Death Card – Joseph Sontheim – Flak KIA – Eifel, January 1945
€15,00The card features an original portrait photograph of Sontheim in uniform and gives the following personal and service details:
Joseph Sontheim
Bauernsohn
Kanonier in einer Flakabteilung
Born 9 November 1907 in Görisried
Fallen 5 January 1945 in the Eifel (Westen)
The card is printed with a memorial text dedicated to him as a “guten, braven Sohn und Bruder”, followed by a religious poem and a request for eternal rest.
The photograph shows Sontheim wearing his military uniform and headgear, providing a particularly nice personal connection to the document.
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WWII Hitlerjugend Flakhelfer Portrait – Leistungsabzeichen
€45,00Original WWII period photograph in postcard format, showing a young Hitlerjugend Flakhelfer in uniform. The photograph clearly shows the HJ Leistungsabzeichen worn on the uniform, making this an attractive portrait for collectors of late-war Luftwaffe and Hitlerjugend-related material.
The photograph retains its original period deckled edges and is identified on the reverse with the photographer’s stamp:
“Phot. Emil Kühnle, Aalen”
A particularly nice original portrait, with the HJ insignia and uniform clearly visible.
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WWII Hitlerjugend Flakhelfer Portrait
€45,00Original WWII period portrait photograph of a Hitlerjugend Flakhelfer, presented in postcard format.
The photograph shows the young Flakhelfer wearing his uniform and HJ cap with LW eagle. The HJ armband is also clearly visible, adding further interest to the photograph.
The reverse bears a handwritten period notation reading “1943–44”, together with a period photographer’s stamp: “Photographie Max Gönig, Linz a. Rh.”
A very attractive original wartime portrait, particularly interesting for collectors of Hitlerjugend Flakhelfer, Luftwaffe Flak and late-war German militaria photography.
WWII German Death Card – Josef Deterreicher – Flak Regiment – KIA Tunis, Africa
€15,00Original WWII German death card (Sterbebild) for Josef Deterreicher, a Gefreiter in a Flak Regiment.
The card identifies him as:
Josef Deterreicher
Bauerssohn von Gerling
Gefreiter in einem Flak-Regiment
He was killed on 30 April 1943 in Tunis, North Africa, at the age of 21½ years.
The card is headed “Gebets-Andenken” and is dedicated to the soldier as a beloved son and brother. It features his original portrait photograph in uniform, together with a memorial prayer and poem.
Historical significance
A particularly interesting Flak casualty Sterbebild from the Tunisian campaign. The explicit identification as a Gefreiter in a Flak-Regiment, combined with his death in Tunis on 30 April 1943, places the card firmly within the final phase of the Axis campaign in North Africa.
The portrait is also particularly attractive, showing Deterreicher wearing his wartime uniform and side cap.
The card retains its original printed format and portrait photograph. There is some age-related staining, handling wear and minor damage, particularly around the edges, but the main text and photograph remain clearly visible.
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WWII Luftwaffe WH-Führerschein – Schwere Flak-Ersatz-Abteilung 60 – 1941
€35,00This is an original WWII German Luftwaffe Wehrmacht-Führerschein, and the unit stamp makes it considerably more interesting than an anonymous example.
Suggested title
Original WWII Luftwaffe Wehrmacht-Führerschein – Schwere Flak-Ersatz-Abteilung 60 – 1941
Description
Original WWII German Wehrmacht-Führerschein, issued to a Luftwaffe serviceman serving with Schwere Flak-Ersatz-Abteilung 60.
The military driving licence retains the original uniform portrait photograph, showing the owner in his Luftwaffe tunic. The document is officially stamped and signed and was issued on 25 November 1941. The licence appears to be entered for Klasse 2 und 3.
Of particular interest are the clearly visible unit markings for:
Schw. Flak-Ers. Abt. 60
Schwere Flak-Ersatz-Abteilung 60
Flak-Ersatz-Abteilung 60 was formed at Wismar in August 1939 and served as a Luftwaffe anti-aircraft replacement/training formation. Period unit histories place the formation at Wismar during this period; it was subsequently reorganised and later moved to Güstrow.
The Führerschein is in heavily used, untouched condition, with considerable edge wear, fraying, staining, folds and general service wear. Despite this, the important photograph, unit stamps and principal entries remain present. The amount of wear gives it a particularly authentic field-used appearance.
A nice named and photographed Luftwaffe Flak document, considerably more desirable than a generic Wehrmacht driving licence because of the identifiable Flak unit.
Condition: Heavily worn/service used, as shown.
Price
A standard photographed Wehrmacht-Führerschein can be quite inexpensive; for example, a current dealer example is listed at €25. However, I would place this one higher because of the Luftwaffe Flak unit attribution and prominent Schw. Flak-Ers.Abt. 60 stamps.
I would put it in the webshop at €69.95–€79.95, probably €74.95.