WW2 German Kriegsmarine ships clock, nicely marked with the KM eagle and swastika issue mark, full working condition though has a tendency to pick up a few minutes each week, eight day movement. A beautiful and sought after piece.

An early WW2 German Kriegsmarine Officer's belt & buckle. A stunning example that has been well looked after since the end of the war, absolutely excellent condition. An increasingly difficult belt to find in such condition.

A boxed set of Kriegsmarine valve tools, many of the tools bear the eagle and swastika, box is reasonable condition albeit the bottom has fallen/rotted out and would need replacing (was only a plywood base originally). Makers details still visible. Something a little more interesting for the KM collector. Worth researching further.

A well made marble memorial stone or grave marker for 4 WW1 German infantry men. This is top quality and very heavy, how this came to be languishing in England I have no idea, though it has now been saved from the crusher. An interesting item of WW1 militaria.

Wehrmacht alloy buckle, some minor wear to front of buckle, the swastika has been carefully rubbed back (denazified) otherwise a fine example.

Wehrmacht steel buckle, some minor wear to front of buckle, the swastika has been carefully rubbed back (denazified) otherwise not a bad example. Buckle is stamped 'OTO1944'.

Wehrmacht 2 piece steel buckle, buckle retains some paintwork especially to the rear of the buckle, there is a dent to the front, though nothing that detracts.

Wehrmacht steel buckle, fine patina to the front of buckle as pictures show - white mark on face of buckle is only the residue of a sticker, will come off with soap and warm water. Leather belt is in good overall condition, though leather is beginning to stiffen, tongue stamped '90'. A lovely combat belt and buckle.

An early WW2 German Army Officer's belt & buckle. A stunning example that has been well looked after since the end of the war, absolutely excellent condition. An increasingly difficult belt to find in such condition.

Early SS Officers buckle, metal multi-piece construction, crisp detail, maker marked, buckle stamped M/103 plus has SS runes within diamond & 'RZM' in circle and in fine condition. Possibly not an early or private SS item as research also suggests it could also be a Justice Officer (German Belt Buckles 1919-45 , pg 64, item132 - Reid & Nauer, 1979)

HJ plated steel buckle, polished finish, in excellent overall condition, a nice buckle

HJ alloy buckle, with some wear retaining good crisp detail to eagle and centre piece. Buckle is marked M4/38 RZM

HJ nickled steel buckle, with almost no wear retaining good crisp detail to eagle and centre piece. Buckle is marked Ges. Gesch. A&S RZM 17.

HJ Steel buckle, with approx 60% silvered finish/plate remaining, good patina, good crisp detail to eagle and centre. Buckle is marked M4/24 RZM. Belt is a standard army belt having been cut down and shaped to fit a child's waist. A typical HJ belt and buckle.

Luftwaffe steel buckle, fine patina overall, minimal wear though the swastika has been rubbed almost out - possibly 'de-nazified' for postwar wear as many German servicemen did after the war - no maker markings, complete with its correct leather tab which is nicely marked 'H Aurich, Dresden, 1941'. Really nice Luftwaffe buckle.

Police alloy buckle, good condition overall, however it has had some damage to the swastika in the past, possibly an attempt at de-nazification, as it appears that the swastika has been punched 'out' into a visually fuller position. Buckle maker marked GGL.

Red Cross steel buckle, some age wear on buckle though this does not detract

Red Cross steel buckle, in almost unissued condition, minor staining

A between the wars Weimer Republic alloy belt buckle, buckle has a fair amount of wear to the front including a dent to the front centre, see picture, and is a little miss-shapen on leading edge. That aside, a fairly scarce belt buckle.

WW2 German belt buckle in excellent to unissued condition, the so called 'Penal Buckle' for military prisoners. Light wear to paint finish as pictures show, it is maker stamped, 'B & N - 43' at the end. Prongs tight as never worn. Very nice buckle.

A very scarce surviving SS ‘Wolchow’ stick in excellent solid condition and approx 36 inches in length. These hand-carved sticks get their name after the Wolchow region of Russia, where heavy fighting was experienced by the German forces, especially the SS divisions. Throughout the eastern campaign these sticks were carved by the German supporters and were given as tokens of friendship to the German soldiers. This particular stick is of the SS style normally attributed to the SS-Viking Regiment with the horse head, typical of ancient Viking ships design. Winding around the stick is a snake with its tongue out. The top section has carved the words ‘Djemjansk 1941-42 43 Rusland’. The circle, where the runes are to be found, has been de-nazified, sadly this was quite a common occurrence with the SS sticks. In Brian L. Davis’ book, German Army Uniforms (p174), there is a picture of an officer who carries a 'wolchow' stick. The picture caption states that the 'Wolchowstuck' is carved to commemorate the particular unit or campaign that the officer would have been involved in. These sticks seldom show up today and they are always considered a premium trophy of the intense fighting that raged on the eastern front. A very scarce and desirable piece of SS history.

Marksman landyard, grey felt backed - suitable to Army or Luftwaffe in almost unissued/unworn condition, will take any of the marksman badges to compliment all dress uniforms. A underdress sword hanger for SNCO or Officer, brown leather, material backed, Assmann marked, excellent condition with minor moth nip to the backing material though does not detract at all. Complimented by a group photograph of Army NCOs circ early-mid 30s. A fine uniform lot.

Marksman landyard, green felt backed - suitable to Army in worn/used condition, see photographs, braid is beginning to fray in places, has the marksman badge/shield. Price reflects condition.

Wehrmacht entrenching spade and leather spade holder/carrier, spades are dated 1915 so are both WW1 and pre-WW2 used. The spades have manufacturers marks and are dated 1915, metal work is in fine condition, wooden handles have marks, scratches etc as you would expect of a 95 year old spade! Choice of 2 spades complete with carriers and 3 spare carriers. The leather holder/carriers are in excellent condition for their age, some marks, scratches and naming. All recently found in Gasson, France. Spade and carrier £80 each, carriers £35.00 each.

Wehrmact soldiers tent pole kit dated 1943, in lovely condition and complete.

A fine pre-war cloth and leather SA Tornister fur covered back pack complete with carrying straps. This tornister frame is in excellent condition as is the pack overall, the flaps and cloth flaps are all clean, the fur cover is in lovely condition and does not smell. Minor bottom edge scuffing from being worn and chaffing against the belt as you would expect. The former owners details are on the inside edge. The pack is approx 13" x 12" x 2" inches in size. An excellent example in fine condition

A pre-war cloth and leather SS Tornister fur covered back pack without carrying straps. This tornister frame is in excellent condition as is the pack overall, the flaps and cloth flaps are all clean, the fur cover is sparse though in good condition and does not smell. No bottom edge scuffing through wear and chaffing against belts which is a bonus. The tornister has an SS issue tag and unit stamp as well as the former owners details on the inside edge. The rear leather panel has the stamped runes. The pack is approx 13" x 12" x 2" inches in size. An excellent example of an early SS tornister in good condition

SS LAH Officers mess oval silver meat platter, has LAH monogram on the top rim with eagle & swastika & makers detail on the underside. Excellent quality mess ware from the premier SS Regt's Officers mess. Certificated Original

SS LAH Officers mess oval silver meat platter, has LAH monogram on the top rim with eagle & swastika & makers detail on the underside. Excellent quality mess ware from the premier SS Regt's Officers mess. Certificated Original, slightly smaller that above - pictures as per GE0031

NSDAP notice board, large black enamelled metal notice board 'Here speaks the NSDAP' in beautiful condition, only minor wear and chipping but not from anywhere that matters, really sought after item in as best condition as you'll find.

Large bronze wall eagle, left facing head, very heavy approx 8-9kg, wingspan approx 3 feet, not sure what it is off as its bronze rather than aluminium.

WW1 Veteran's commerative stein, shaped as per an artillery round head. Metal top/cap as round fuse with an artillery field gun to top and imperial eagle sat on handle top mechanism. Shown to '1 Battr. 3 Garde Feld Art. Regt. Berlin. 1907-09'. An excellent piece but has had some repairs which is reflected in the price. Complete and quite rare.

Veteran's commerative stein, possibly WW1 or between the wars. Metal top/cap with an artillery field gun to top. Shown to a field artillery regiment, the motif seems to suggest a '2' ~ the red divisional sign has a yellow grenade burst over the II numerals. An excellent piece in general though the military scenes transfer appears to have 'run' as the images are streaked, possibly a manufacturing fault though this does not detract from the overall visual aspect. Complete and undamaged other than the described streaked image. A nice beer stein.