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Single Heer Sanitäter officer collar tab in uniform removed condition.

A nice and matching pair of Heer EM/NCO collar tabs or Einheitslitzen in unused condition. These were typical examples sewn onto the collar by tailors and or soldiers who wanted a smarter appearance of their field blouse or by those that did not have the needed talent to sew these on correctly. A nice pair in good condition that would easily restore to a M40 and later field blouses.

Heer Jäger or light infantry cap insignia in good condition with all three prongs intact.

Kriegsmarine visor cap eagle in good condition with most of its finish intact.

Second pattern Heer visor cap eagle marked W40 in unapplied condition.

Second pattern Heer visor cap eagle marked M38 indicating production by J.C. Maedicke, Berlin. in unapplied condition. I have three identical examples, the price is naturally for one.

Textbook Luftwaffe cap eagle in excellent condition.

Second pattern Luftwaffe zinc visor cap eagle in excellent condition.

Luftwaffe bullion cap eagle in excellent condition. Hard to find!

Heer M40 BeVo flatwire cap eagle for officers side- and crusher caps!

Heer M40 BeVo breast eagle in unapplied condition. This is the textbook breast eagle for M40 and later field blouses.

Rare Luftwaffe M43 field blouse with factory sewn breast eagle and Hermann Göring cufftitle. These jackets were issued in the final months of the war and was specifically made for the Hermann Göring division. Not do be confused with a Heer M43 field jacket, this example is a Luftwaffe made, field grey field blouse. The breast eagle is zigzag sewn in a typical fashion for these garments. The cufftitle on the sleeve is typical and also factory sewn; probably the only wartime made garment with a factory sewn cufftitle. These late war, unpiped shoulderstraps were issued with the late issue field grey four pocket Luftwaffe M43 field blouse. These straps have no piping which in my opinion is logical. Being of a field grey in stead of a Luftwaffe blue wool, it would be very hard finding shoulderstraps in matching wool colour. In my opinion these were intended for the unit to apply their own piping like the late war piped Hermann Göring collar tabs. The straps are typical late war examples with simplified construction. Similar examples with the same sewing can be found here and here. Scarce and choice piece, for sure one of the rarest Luftwaffe garments I’ve had to offer!