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An ingenious/innocent looking piece of personal field kit. Un-screw the base to reveal a concealed miniature compass. Excellent condition, being very late war dated and as such probably un-issued/un-used. Brush is I believe badger hair with the body made of brown Bakelite. Compass is in working condition. A whole range of items (to include concealed weapons) was produced by MI9 to aid escaping servicemen and also agents working behind
Intended for concealment within other ‘every-day’ items. This small compass was used/concealed with fountain pens, the bowl of a pipe and if I’m not mistaken the lighter produced by MI9. Compass is in excellent damage free, working condition. A minor ‘work of art’, and now a rare item!
A very good (working) condition double glass sided miniature compass as used by American air-crew members. Good working order, if now a little slow. Glass faces with some scratching, as picked up over past years.
A very clean, used example of padded RAF pilot brevet. Moth and damage free, but now a little grubby due to use. Reverse with heavy canvas backing.
A superb ‘field used’ DAF (Deutsche Arbeitsfront) German Labour Front officer side cap. Navy blue wool cap with silver (officer) piping, with two front pebbled buttons and party/organisation cap eagle. Interior with RZM, DAF issue label, now faint due to wear. Moth and damage free, showing honest use. The DAF organisation was formed by the Nazi party as a form of single trade union, to serve as an arbiter
A stunning, used example of a 1939 political leader insignia armband for a Kreisleiter (District Leader). Band is grubby with wear, but damage free. Very, very minor moth ‘nipping’. A band with much character, that would be hard to better !
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
An armband with much character despite the damage inflicted to it. Early, multi-piece band with tape swastika, applied to white round field, on a red cotton band. The band has been, torn from its item of wear as a veteran pick up (see images). No markings or issue label. A ‘moment in time’ item ! Veteran pick-up !
A numbered, white piped 31st Infantry Regiment (1stThuringian) shoulder board. An excellent condition, moth and damage free board, now slightly grubby due to use, with slight ‘colour bleeding’ to the red numerals. A nice used board.
A numbered, plain, 76th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. An excellent condition, moth and damage free board, now slightly grubby due to use. Backing cloth with thread weave strip running through it (see images).
A numbered, plain, 76th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. An excellent condition, moth and damage free board, now slightly grubby due to use. Backing cloth slightly different colour from the obverse.
A numbered, plain, 133rd Infantry Regiment shoulder board. Small area of mothing to the second of the ‘3’s (see image). Reverse backed with higher quality field gray wool cloth.