WWII German Militaria, Nazi Relics and Other Items
Tuesday, January 21
MILITARY WAREHOUSE
P.O. Box 261
Cambridge, MN 55008
WWII GERMAN RELICS WANTED
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Military Warehouse does NOT support or glorify Nazi Germany or Imperial Japan or any such movement or group. War souvenirs like these were brought home by our victorious American G.I.s in 1945.
ORIGINAL PRE-1945 WAR RELICS
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Original Nazi Wehrmacht Fur-Flapped “Tornister” Backpack Dated 1937
This extremely fine plus original backpack "tornister" features a pony-fur covered flap with almost 100% of the thick brown fur present. This backpack features a dark green canvas body, flaps, and pockets. The canvas has no rips, holes, or repairs and just some typical stains. The polished brown leather trim rates extremely fine plus, with all the straps, buckles, and metal hardware present. The leather trim is maker-marked “Thrhardt & Kirsten TAUCHA” and dated “1937”. This field-pack was purchased from the son of a WWII veteran who stated, "My father served in the Army during WW2 and was stationed in France and Germany during the Battle of the Bulge. His main job was driving supply trucks for the 70th Infantry Division, Quartermaster Company. At some point, he was needed as an infantry sergeant. Unfortunately, he didn't talk much about the war from that point on. All I know is that when the war ended, he was tasked with confiscating weapons from the German population.” He stated that "All the items have been in storage since the mid-1950s.” A superb example. Item #1219-6
Our Price...$185
SOLD
Original Nazi-Era Sauerländer Schützenbund Member’s Stickpin Badge
This very scarce larger oval-shaped golden-colored finished stickpin badge of tombac metal was given to a member of the Sauerland Shooting Association. The badge section features a black enameled swastika above the multi-colored coat-of-arms. The mounting pin has a “knurled” twisted pattern. This stickpin badge was obtained from a relative of a WWII veteran who stated it was "from the relics my father-in-law brought back from the war.” Item #1124-20
Our price...$95
Just Listed!
Original Nazi Tank Assault Badge in Bronze
This is an extremely fine, original Bronze Tank Assault Badge featuring a slightly convex shape with a semi-recessed back. This unmarked badge has nice detail and features a brass vertical mounting pin and a steel catch. The bronze finish has oxidized to a pleasing even grey over time, as it does on many Nazi badges, medals, and belt buckles made with a zinc-alloy "Kriegsmetall" late in the war. This Tank Assault Badge was obtained from a relative of a WWII veteran who stated it was "from the relics my father-in-law brought back from the war." Item #1124-18
Our price...$250
Listed and Sold in One Day!
Original Nazi NCO Dress Bayonet by Eickhorn with Brown Leather Frog and Knot
This is an outstanding NCO dress bayonet with a lovely near excellent 7 7/8” gleaming nickel-plated blade having no sharpening or edge dings. The Carl Eickhorn “seated squirrel with sword” maker's logo appears on the blade's ricasso. The original leather blade washer is present. Both black checkered grip panels rate excellent. The nickeled grip fittings are near excellent. The undented steel scabbard retains about 65% of its original glossy black paint finish with some age to the finish. The Luftwaffe brown leather frog is very fine and sound. The knot has a near excellent dark grey and blue cloth knot "acorn", with the leather straps showing some age. Item #1122-2
Our price…$250
Just Listed!
Original Nazi Officer’s Visor Hat Chin Cord
This is an excellent (appears unissued) WWII veteran bring-back aluminum thread chin cord for the Wehrmacht Army officer’s visor hat. This chin cord measures about 11 3/8” long. This chin cord was obtained from a relative of a WWII veteran who stated it was "from the relics my father-in-law brought back from the war." Item #1124-6
Our price...$75
SOLD
Original Nazi Bronze Infantry Assault Badge (WWII Veteran Bring-Back)
This original, nicely detailed Bronze Infantry Assault Badge rates near excellent for a later war example. Some of the original bronze finish is still present, with its finish aging to grey over time, as it does on many Nazi badges made with Kriegsmetall late in the war. This unmarked badge was obtained from a relative of a WWII veteran who stated it was "from the relics my father-in-law brought back from the war." Item #1124-24
Our price…$115
SOLD
Original Nazi Hitler Youth Knife with Motto and Transitional “PUMA" Maker's Logo and"RZM M7/27 1937” Marking
This is a very fine original Hitler Youth knife with the desirable PUMA of Solingen maker's logo on the blade, along with the RZM maker's code "RZM M7/37” and date “1937”. This HJ knife has a bright polished steel blade with no sharpening or significant edge dings. The acid-etched HJ motto “Blut und Ehre!” on the blade is complete but lightly etched. The black checkered grip panels are near excellent. The red/white/black enameled Hitler Youth "diamond" grip insignia has no chips but a small darkened spot in one red section. The nickeled hilt fittings show some light wear to the finish. The undented steel scabbard retains about 65% of its original glossy black paint finish. The black leather belt loop and snap strap show some typical age and wear with the metal “snap” cover missing. Item #1228-1
Our price...$375
Listed and Sold in One Day!
Original Nazi Hitler Youth Belt Buckle with Chromed Steel Body Marked "RZM M4/27”
This is a very fine HJ belt buckle with the desirable original bright chromed finish on the copper-plated steel body. There are some small spots where the chrome plating has lifted. This belt buckle is RZM maker coded "M4/27” (Overhoff & Co., Lüdenscheid maker). This Hitler Youth belt buckle is a WWII veteran “bring-back” and was obtained from the veteran’s son who stated: "My father served in the Army during WW2 and was stationed in France and Germany during the Battle of the Bulge. His main job was driving supply trucks for the 70th Infantry Division, Quartermaster Company. At some point, he was needed as an infantry sergeant. Unfortunately, he didn't talk much about the war from that point on. All I know is that when the war ended, he was tasked with confiscating weapons from the German population...All the items have been in storage since the mid-1950s.” Item #1219-4