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A stunning condition, removed from a tunic, SS multi-piece, wool armband. Exceptionally clean condition with only one minute moth nip, it being barely visible (see images). Black tape swastika mounted on a white ‘ribbed material’ backing as is correct for the vintage. Stitched closed and with the evidence of the stitch tacking where it was originally fitted to a tunic. No make label or evidence of one ever
A State bi-colour cap cockade for the ‘pork pie’ cap, for the State of Bavaria. Good damage free condition with some paint loss. Reverse completed with its fitting pins.
A State bi-colour cap cockade for the ‘pork pie’ cap, for the State of Prussia. Good damage free condition with some paint loss. Reverse completed with its fitting pins.
A National tri-colour cap cockade for the ‘pork pie’ cap. Good damage free condition with some paint loss. Reverse completed with its fitting pins.
A field grey shoulder board to a KGL Bayerischer Eisenbahn Battalion. Bavarian units wore no unit number on the shoulder board. Very good condition with a small moth hole to the board obverse. (See images).
A good untouched helmet plate for a Prussian enlisted mans Pickelhaube. Tarnished and with some storage oxidation, otherwise excellent condition. Reverse, complete with its correct fitting loops.
A numbered, plain, 27th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. An excellent condition, moth and damage free board, now slightly grubby due to use.
A numbered, plain, 14th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. An excellent condition, moth and damage free board, clean and fade free.
A numbered, plain, 40th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. Superb, clean obverse detail, with the reverse back in higher quality ‘Jäger green’ material. Excellent damage and moth free condition.
A numbered, white piped 157th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. A good condition board, with a moth nip to the numeral ‘1’ and a couple of areas to the white piping (see images) A nice used board, made from material off cuts as was common, and of ‘extra’ length.
A numbered, white piped 109th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. An excellent condition, moth and damage free board, now slightly grubby due to use, with fading overall. A nice used board.
An administrative political leader armband, for the fourth pattern political insignia 1939 onward. Politischer-Leiter-Anwarter (Political Leader Candidate) at the command level Orts. Utilised with the relevant piping at all four command/administrative levels. High quality manufactured blue piped armband for Orts level, sadly, badly stored for many years, and now with moth holing all over, the worst of which is at either end of the band. (Any trace of