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Third Reich Police Parade Dress Belt for Officers from 1939 (Lot: 877)
€ 2,500 fee: 22.5%The buckle aluminum, marked D.R.G.M., the dress belt made of aluminum brocade with woven SS runes and oak leaves, backed with green velvet on reverse, approx. 100 cm. Only 1 slider. With RZM label.
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Book “Hermann Göring: Werk und Mensch”, 1941 Edition, Third Reich Period (Lot: 829)
$ 195 fee: 22.5%Original 1941 edition. Biographical publication dedicated to Hermann Göring. German language. Third Reich era.
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Book “Mein Kampf” by Adolf Hitler, 1939 Softcover Edition, Third Reich Period (Lot: 827)
$ 175 fee: 22.5%Original 1939 edition. Softcover binding. German language. Third Reich era publication.
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Book “Mein Kampf” by Adolf Hitler, 1936 edition (Lot: 826)
$ 275 fee: 22.5%Original Third Reich era edition. Hardcover. German language. Historical political work.
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US WWII Tank Helmet – Rawlings – Size 7 3/8 – Armored Forces (Lot: 812)
SOLDOriginal United States Army tanker helmet, WWII period.
Steel shell painted in olive drab with ventilation holes to the crown. Complete with leather ear flaps and internal padding. Interior is clearly stamped:
Rawlings
Size 7 3/8
Patent numbers 130,878 and 2,282,830The leather remains supple with honest service wear. Some surface cracking and paint loss to the ear protection plates consistent with age and use. All components appear present.
Classic WWII U.S. Armored Forces tanker helmet, ideal for display in an armored or Normandy / European Theater collection.
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Luftwaffe Officer’s Visor Cap – WWII (Lot: 811)
$ 460 fee: 22.5%German Luftwaffe officer’s visor cap, WWII period.
Dark blue/grey wool body with silver piping and original silver bullion wreath, cockade and eagle insignia. The insignia shows typical age and light wear consistent with period use.
The cap is in overall worn condition. The visor is partially separating from the body and requires attention. The crown has lost its original shape and appears somewhat misshapen from storage. Interior lining present with celluloid diamond intact; sweatband shows age and wear.
This is a budget-level example, suitable as a display or restoration piece.
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Wehrmacht (Heer) Officer Visor Cap Cockade (Lot: 745)
$ 160 fee: 22.5%Original officer’s visor cap cockade of the German Army (Heer). Silver bullion-embroidered laurel wreath mounted on dark green wool backing, with a metal national cockade to the center featuring a red felt insert. Reverse shows typical wear and remnants of original attachment. Third Reich period.
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Control Stick Grip of Messerschmitt Bf 109 (Me-109)/Focke Wulf 190(FW-190) (Lot: 741)
$ 5,750 fee: 22.5%Original control stick grip from the Messerschmitt Bf 109 /Focke Wulf FW 190 fighter aircraft of the World War II period. Features a aluminium body with the characteristic ergonomic shape and textured grip surface. Equipped with original buttons and levers for weapon and system controls. Factory data plate with markings and serial details is present and legible. Authentic aviation component, showing strong service wear, combat patina, and remaining in untouched, unrestored condition.
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Wehrmacht Heeres-Lehrschmiede Training Stein, 1941 (Lot: 681)
$ 650 fee: 22.5%A commemorative ceramic stein from the Second World War period, associated with the army branch of the Wehrmacht (Heer) and the training establishment Heeres-Lehrschmiede, an army training forge responsible for educating and advancing blacksmiths, farriers, and technical personnel. These specialists were tasked with metalwork, repairs, and the shoeing and maintenance of army horses, which in 1941 still played a crucial role in transport, artillery, and logistical support within the Wehrmacht.
The depiction of a horse framed by a horseshoe is a deliberate and meaningful symbol, directly reflecting the farrier and forge-related nature of the training. Steins of this type were traditionally commissioned upon completion of a training course (Lehrgang) and served as personal keepsakes marking a soldier’s service or specialized instruction. The pewter lid features a relief Model M35 steel helmet within an oak wreath and is dated 1941, firmly placing the piece in the wartime period.
