Cloth insignia

Single Küstenartillerie shoulderstrap in good, lightly worn condition. Hard to find spare and a nice addition to any navy themed collection!

Matching Heer shoulderboards for a Leutnant der Gebirgsjäger

Rare late war Kurland cufftitle in very good, lightly worn condition. These cuff titles were issued to troops who fought in the Kurland area in late 1944. Hard to find cufftitle nowadays!

Very nice Kraftfahrer-bewahrungs-abzeichen in tunic removed condition.

Kriegsmarine signal flag for ‘Öse’. Hard to find original example!

Textbook example of the Dutch Waffen-SS volunteer Collar Tab. These were intended for the 23. SS-Frewilligen-Panzergrenadier-Division “Nederland”. This is an unissued, late war piece, in the typical “Dachau” construction as found in the SS storehouse at the Dachau camp when it was liberated by US Army forces in 1945. These are embroidered in silver-gray on a base of typical SS black wool. On the reverse, the textbook Dachau type coarsely woven tan buckram stiffener is visible. There is some glue on the back, as well as the white stitching common to these Dachau tabs. Overall textbook construction with silver-white embroidered “Wolfsangel” symbol on a typical black wool backing, and on the reverse the coarsely woven tan buckram stiffener is clearly visible.

A perfect Waffen-SS collar tab for enlisted men and nco’s. This type of BeVo collar tabs or Kragenspiegel was first introduced in 1943 and worn by enlisted men and non commissioned officers in the Waffen-SS. Excellent, unissued example!

Textbook and rare Waffen-SS BeVo 17. ᛋᛋ-Panzergrenadier Division„Götz von Berlichingen“ cufftitle. This is a textbook example of a late war Waffen-SS unit cufftitle from a well known unit which fought in Yugoslavia, Normandy and the Ardennes. The cufftitle is in unissued condition with one minor damage to the top which I have photographed. Very hard to find!

Textbook, uniform removed SS-Totenkopf officer collar tab set with mirrored skulls. This is by far one of the best Waffen-SS collar tab sets I have had the pleasure to offer. The SS-Totenkopf were were only allowed to wear the double Totenkopf collar tabs up to 1940 after wich the rank tab was introduced in the Division. The tabs are in uniform removed condition and were found with a set of matching Obersturmbanführer shoulderboards. The tabs are in as found condition with a beautiful natural wear to the Bullion which is typically impossible to fake. By far the hardest to find set of Waffen-SS collar tabs with the right and left facing skull! The tabs are hand embroidered bullion and I’m quite sure finding another set would be near impossible!

Heer M36 NCO shoulderstraps for a Unteroffizier der Artillerie. Nice matching pair with late war subdued Unteroffizierstresse.

Kriegsmarine administrative breast eagle in excellent, uniform removed condition. Hard to find as a spare!

Kriegsmarine administrative sleeve insignia for a Kriegsmarine Verwaltungsbeamte in good uniform removed condition. Nice matching pair in uniform removed condition.

A very nice unissued shield made in BeVo. These shields where worn by Russian volunteers in the Russian liberation army or Русская освободительная армия. The shield is in unissued perfect condition. A nice addition to any insignia collection!

Matching Luftwaffe shoulderstraps for a Unteroffizier in the Hermann Göring division. Typical privately purchased examples in very good condition!

Nice matching set privately purchased M36 NCO shoulderstraps for a Unterfeldwebel der Sanitätstruppen. The shoulderstraps are in good worn but completely untouched condition.

A perfect Waffen-SS collar tab for enlisted men and nco’s. This type of BeVo collar tabs or Kragenspiegel was first introduced in 1943 and worn by enlisted men and non commissioned officers in the Waffen-SS.

Textbook original tan Waffen-SS sleeve eagle in BeVo construction in typical unissued and stone mint condition. Stunning unissued example!

Rare late war Dutch Landwacht Nederland volunteer sleeve shield. These shields were worn on the field grey Waffen-SS uniforms by Landwacht members, later to be drafted in the Landstorm Nederland. When the Landwacht was renamed to Landstorm Nederland, members continued to wear this insignia by omitting the part that says ‘Landwacht’. Rare original sleeve shield in very good uniform removed condition!