Third Reich Hitler Youth Belt Buckle with Tag

An original, mint condition HJ belt buckle, die struck in aluminium. The obverse depicts a German National Eagle clutching an HJ shield, within a ribbed ring inscribed “Blut und Ehre” (Blood and Honour). Reverse has “M4/110” raised from the surface.
Original paper RZM tag with the same makers code. Superb example  read more

Code: 54160

Third Reich DJ Sleeve Patch

Sleeve patch insignia for the Deutsches Jungvolk group “Oberbann 4” on the rarely seen black backing. Fine condition.  read more

Code: 54159

Third Reich DJ Sleeve Badge

Deutsches Jungvolk arm badge for the “Oberbann 4” group. Patch shows minimal staining and is still bright.
Not easy to find.  read more

Code: 54158

Third Reich Army Officer Dagger Hangers

The variation in manufacturing of these type hangers is almost limitless, and would form a huge collection in its own right. This set has tress fronts with late war canvas backings and twin stud style attachment to the upper box clip. Lower spring clips are the pebbled push in variety, the buckles and slides having well detailed oak leaf embellishments.
In excellent condition.  read more

Code: 54157

Third Reich Army? Officers Dagger-WKC

This dagger is quite an anomaly, suggesting service in an-as yet-undiscovered branch of the service. Most notable difference to an army dagger is the grip. It is wood based and covered in a blue Moroccan leather. Twin, twisted silver wire is then bound around the grip in a continuous band starting high left. Secondly, the overall finish of the dagger is plain grey, the whole showing no trace of...  read more

Code: 54156

Original Resistance Poster from jersey collector

What appears to be an original poster measuring some 3 feet by two feet overall. Judging by the imperial eagle and crown depicted, this item could relate to the First World War and could originate in Belgium, France, or the Low Countries. It’s message reads
“Two Daggers, The Germans and Tuberculosis
The German Eagle must be defeated, and so must Tuberculosis”
An astoni...  read more

Code: 53365

WW1 Binoculars

Dated 1916, these binoculars are stamped with a "crows feet" mark to the front and with a French makers name to the rear. Central focus ring requires some attention but optics clear. Leather case is marked with a makers name being "Wolfsky & Co. London" and "Case No3 Prismatic Binoculars" . Neck strap on the binoculars in fine condition, strap to the case snapped.  read more

Code: 52919