Flat woven standard M40 ‘BeVo’ made army T-shaped eagle. Was first intended to use for a gebirgsjäger mountain cap. After that, these where often encountered on M42 caps and even later these stocks were finished on M43 caps, folding them in a trapezoid.

Original black wool chevron for a Panzer Stabsgefreiter. Note the period upgrade from Gefreiter by adding a piece of tresse by hand.

Unissued – MINT – M38 pattern ‘BeVo-weave’, flat woven constructed, national cocarde for an army overseas cap.

Mountain trooper ‘Gebirgsjäger’ embroidered sleeve edelweiss patch in perfect, unissued condition.

Uniform removed so called ‘cut-off’ army M40 pattern breast eagles. These were typical souvenirs from American soldiers, that they took from dead Germans, by cutting the eagle out of their field jackets.

Flat woven standard M40 ‘BeVo’ made army T-shaped eagle. Was first intended to use for a gebirgsjäger mountain cap. After that, these where often encountered on M42 caps and even later these stocks were finished on M43 caps, folding them in a trapezoid.

Standard M40 pattern breast eagle. Flat woven ‘BeVo-weave’ example on field green backing. Issued on M40, M41, M42, M43 and M44 feldbluses.

Late-war printed army volunteer Turkistan shield. Unissued example in MINT condition. These shields came straight out of a American veterans bring back haul that I acquired earlier this year. Hard to find original printed late war volunteer shields amongst many fakes these days!

Unworn and MINT uniform removed pair of standard M38 army collar tabs for all branches of the German army (Heer). The tabs are factory mounted on a dark green background. Perfect for any M36-M40 tunic. Extemely hard to find a set of M38 collar tabs today. From 1933 until approximately 1938 army units got their…

Late-war printed army volunteer Turkistan shield. Unissued example in MINT condition. These shields came straight out of a American veterans bring back haul that I acquired earlier this year. Hard to find original printed late war volunteer shields amongst many fakes these days!

Set of army officer collar tabs. Executed in silver embroidered bullion thread with pink piping for an officer of a Panzer(-Jäger)-Regiment. Uniform removed examples

Very desirable officer sleeve edelweiss executed in silver and gold bullion thread. Uniform removed example with sharp details. Rare sleeve patch!

I found 4 unissued pairs of original regimental slip on cyphers from Panzer-Regiment 100. These are executed on black Panzer wool with pink chain stitched cyphers. Panzer-Regiment 100 is known for its battles and dismantling in Normandy 1944. Two sets are still sewn together, the other two sets are loose. Selling them for 120 euro…

Standard M38 pattern breast eagle. Flat woven ‘BeVo-weave’ example on field green backing. Issued on M36 and M40 Feldbluses. Uniform removed example.

Unissued sleeve badge for a member of a Light infantry ‘Jäger’ unit. Embroidered sleeve badge in excellent condition.

One of the rarest cocardes to find nowadays – genuine army (Heer) tropical Afrikakorps ‘BeVo’ cap cocarde in unissued condition. I was lucky to find a strip of these, so I have a few more if you need them.

One of the rarest cocardes to find nowadays – genuine army (Heer) tropical Afrikakorps ‘BeVo’ cap cocarde in unissued condition. I was lucky to find a strip of these, so I have a few more if you need them.

Very hard to find M40 pattern shoulder board with orange piping for a member of the Feldgendarmerie. Rank: Unteroffizier. Textook example, in light worn condition.

Genuine unissued M36 specialist badge for a army ‘Feuerwerker’. These men were trained for the construction, maintenance and destruction of ammunition. Bottle green patch with golden embroidery. 

Nice and worn army officer breast eagle. Made from silver hand woven ‘bullion’ thread embroidered on dark green cloth. The eagle shows nice wear and patina.

Textbook M43 army cap insignia, unissued example. Typical flat woven ‘BeVo’ construction. Intended for use on M43 army caps/einheitsfeldmütze.

Standard M40 pattern breast eagle. Flat woven ‘BeVo-weave’ example on field green backing. Issued on M40, M41, M42, M43 and M44 feldbluses.

Unissued pair of grass green piped boards for a member of a mountain trooper unit (Gebirgsjäger) or light infantry unit (Jäger) by the rank of Leutnant.

Genuine mountain trooper ‘Gebirgsjäger’ Edelweiss unit badge for the mountain cap. Steel constrution ca. 1942.