Excellent example of a genuine Hitlerjugend Sommermütze (summer cap), complete with the cloth HJ diamond insignia on the front. The interior is size-marked "55", and retains the original RZM tag, confirming its authenticity and regulation issue.
This cap presents in honest, used condition, showing appropriate wear consistent with age and service.
A truly beautiful and complete Hitlerjugend brown shirt uniform set, steeped in authenticity and character. This ensemble includes all key elements: the HJ triangle for Nord Hamburg, shoulderboards, HJ armband, scarf, and original knot—everything you'd hope for in a fully presented HJ uniform.
The shoulderboards display the rank of Oberkameradschaftsführer and are fitted with pressed metal "6" numerals, marking this as belonging to Gefolgschaft 6 of Bann 188—a unit from the Nord Hamburg region, perfectly matching the Gebietsdreieck (regional triangle). Bann 188 was part of the Hamburg structure of the Hitlerjugend, falling under Gebiet 10, a known and highly collected region due to its size and significance within the organization.
This shirt tells a story: it shows honest wear and tear, which many collectors (myself included) value for its character and originality. There are field repairs present—testament to real use rather than museum staging. The HJ armband is machine-sewn but with some loose stitching visible on the edges. The shirt is RZM-unmarked, which is not uncommon for field-worn or early transitional uniforms.
Whether you're a serious collector or curating a display focused on youth organizations in the Third Reich, this is a rare and complete set—hard to find with such cohesion between insignia, rank, and regional assignment.
A truly desirable and visually impressive piece that would stand out in any collection. Condition as seen!
Original beautiful pair of embroided shoulderboards (sewn in) for an Unteroffizier (NCO) for Panzerjäger-Abteilung 38. Comes with a photo of these type being worn. Near Mint! Excellent pair. Condition as seen.
Original Stunning BDM/JM (Jungmädel) Wimpel with beautiful embroided Jungmädel Upstedt and on the back the HJ/BDM Diamond. Size: 75 x 46,5 cm. Complete with hooks! Condition as seen.
Original World War 2 German Erkennungsmarke (“Identity Disc”) of “Feld.Ers.Batl. 716” which stands for Feld-Ersatz-Bataillon 716of the 716. Infanterie-Division, individual number 1! Condition as seen.
Offered here is an original Schutzpolizei Tschako (Police Shako), in very good condition overall. This is a textbook example of the type worn by the municipal police forces (Schutzpolizei) during the Third Reich era.
The green velvet body remains clean and vibrant, with only a few minor (moth-related) nips near one of the side buttons.
The black leather portions are also well-preserved, showing only the expected signs of age and use — no major cracks or damage.
The interior is maker marked: Erel – Robert Lubstein, Berlin, a well-known and respected manufacturer.
Dated 1938 on the leather liner, which remains intact and supple.
Size marked 57, which is a desirable larger size for display or mannequin fitting.
Complete with its original national cockade (concorde).
A solid, complete piece with strong collector appeal. Condition as seen – please refer to the detailed photos.
Original Kriegsmarine officer's dagger, complete with its original portepee, manufactured by the renowned firm Eickhorn of Solingen. This classic naval dagger is a fine example of Third Reich period craftsmanship and remains in overall nice condition.
The blade is bright and clean with only light wear, featuring the iconic Eickhorn maker's mark, and retains its full etched fouled anchor motif on both sides. The gilded brass fittings show a warm, even patina consistent with age, while the celluloid grip is intact and free of cracks. The portepee is original to the piece and still tied in the correct naval knot style, showing some honest wear but complete.
The scabbard retains good detail with minor handling wear, displaying a nicely toned finish.
Original Kriegsmarine Souvenir Plaque, to be awarded as the 2nd prize in the sailing competition (Standort-Segel-Wettfahrten) held in Mürwik on October 7, 1936 with extra engraving "13.F.S.W.". The magnetic plaque is showing a nice bronze finish, it is mounted on a wooden plate sized approximately 10x7,5 cm. Condition as seen.
Original World War 2 German Erkennungsmarke (“Identity Disc”) of “1./Pi 46” which stands for 1. Kompanie/ Pionier-Bataillon 46 of the 46. Infanterie-Division, individual number 73 and bloodgroup O. Condition as seen.
I have researched the tag and the tag belonged to Obergefreiter Paul Dederichs. He served with the 1. Kompanie/ Pionier-Bataillon 46 and was wounded on November 2, 1941 at Bachtschissarach by a Bullet & Grenade Shrapnel. Released from service on November 20, 1942. Full research will be provided to buyer.
Original World War 2 German Erkennungsmarke (“Identity Disc”) of “II./A.R.55” which stands for II. Abteilung/ Artillerie-Regiment 55, individual number 20 and bloodgroup B. Condition as seen.
I have researched the tag and the tag belonged to Wachmeister Josef Witkowski. He served with the Artillerie-Regiment 55 and afterwards with the 11. Batterie/ Artillerie-Regiment 81. Severely wounded on August 18, 1942 in Schirwanskaja by Artillerie shrapnel. Then with schwere Artillerie-Ersatz-Abteilung 63 in Landsberg/Lech. He went Missing in Action on December 16, 1942. Declared death! No further info.
Beautiful set of Shoulderboards & Cufftitle of the Zollgrenzschutz. Both are in (near) mint condition. Shoulderboards with the cyphers for "Reichsfinanzverwaltung (Zollgrenzschutz)" and for the rank Zollbetriebsassistent. Condition as seen.
Original Flemish Lion sleeve shield locally Flemish produced and worn by the Flemish Waffen-SS Legion "Legion Flandern" and also by Flemish collaborations organisations like the Vlaamse Wacht or the Flemish DRK. In nice, worn condition (as I prefer it). Condition as seen.
Original Flemish Lion sleeve shield locally Flemish produced and worn by the Flemish Waffen-SS Legion "Legion Flandern" and also by Flemish collaborations organisations like the Vlaamse Wacht or the Flemish DRK. In nice, worn condition (as I prefer it). Condition as seen.
Original World War 2 German Erkennungsmarke ("Identity Disc") of “3.Inf.Ers.Batl.77” which stands for 3. Kompanie/ Infanterie-Ersatz-Bataillon 77, individual number 5354 and bloodgroup A. Condition as seen.
Original World War 2 German Erkennungsmarke ("Identity Disc") of “Schtz.Ers.Kp.2/39” which stands for 2. Kompanie/ Schützen-Ersatz-Bataillon 39, individual number 5499 and bloodgroup A. Condition as seen.
Original Waffen-SS Hand-Embroided "Adolf Hitler" Cufftitle for Officers of the 1. SS-Panzer-Division "Adolf Hitler". Worn and removed from uniform, condition as seen!
Original Waffen-SS RZM "Adolf Hitler" Cufftitle for NCO's and Enlisted Men of the 1. SS-Panzer-Division "Adolf Hitler". Worn and removed from uniform, condition as seen!
Original Erkennungsmarke “1./Res.Flak.Abt.252” which stands for 1. Batterie/ Reserve-Flak-Abteilung 252. which was stationed in Oostende, Belgium also in Dunkerque etc. Condition as seen.
Original Partial Erkennungsmarke “7.Fspr.Betr.Ers.Kp.N.E.A.4” numbered "328" of the 7. Fernsprech-Betriebs-Ersatz-Kompanie/ Nachrichten-Ersatz-Abteilung 4. Condition as seen.
Info: These half EKM’s came out of a collection and were not found by me or the collector. There’s no traceability from where they came or the fate of the owner or the reason why it was broken.
Original Partial Erkennungsmarke “Stamm-Komp.Krf.Ers.Abt.10” numbered "9132" of the Stammkompanie/ Kraftfahr-Ersatz-Abteilung 10. Condition as seen.
Info: These half EKM’s came out of a collection and were not found by me or the collector. There’s no traceability from where they came or the fate of the owner or the reason why it was broken.
Original Erkennungsmarke ("Frontfertigung" - "Frontmade") “1./L.S.Btl.496” which stands for 1. Kompanie/ Landesschützen-Bataillon 496. Condition as seen.
Original Erkennungsmarke “I.1.A.R.263” (low number 5) which stands for 1. Batterie/ Artillerie-Regiment 263 (I. stands for the I. Abteilung, to which the 1. Batterie belonged). Artillerie-Regiment 263 belonged to the 263. Infanterie-Division. Condition as seen.
