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Genuine late war ‘Deutscher Volkssturm Wehrmacht’ armband in light worn condition. Printed example where they would use white cotton to print/paint this armband on. This technique was often used on banners an various type of insignia late in the war.
Nice unworn pair of bottle green M36 boards with white piping for a Oberfeldwebel within an Infanterie-Regiment. Private tailored boards, period and genuine pieces.
Light worn pair of pink piped officer shoulder boards for an Oberst (Colonel) of tank-regiment 2. Slip on examples to be worn on the Panzer wrapper.
Mint black colored breast eagle in typical flat BeVo woven style for army panzer units. Unissued example in good condition.
Hard to find first pattern black panzer enlisted men breast eagle. Flat woven ‘BeVo’ example on black cloth.
Nice and worn army officer breast eagle. Made from silver hand woven ‘bullion’ thread embroidered on bottle green ‘M36’ cloth. The eagle shows nice wear and patina.
Genuine army visor cap ‘Schirmmütze’ cocarde executed in zinc. All prongs intact. Unissued.
Genuine army visor cap ‘Schirmmütze’ cocarde executed in aluminum. two-piece insignia with all prongs intact. Maker marked ESL dated 1938.
Textbook M36 army (Heer) Unteroffizier Panzerjäger shoulder board, shows pink piping.
Interesting late war manufacturing M44 style shoulder board having gold piping for a member of a Cavalry but more likely in this stage of the war a Reconnaissance (Aufklärer) unit. Exterior executed in classic mustard collar green, as seen with M44 tunics, inside has late war ‘itchy’ cloth, also seen on various late war garnments….
Hard to find pair of slip-on officer shoulder boards for a Leutnant of the Luftwaffe in a Flieger or Fallschirmjäger unit. Perfect to complete a Luftwaffe leather flight jacket for example.
Nice worn pair of bottle green M36 boards with white piping for an Unteroffizierwithin a Infanterie-Regiment. Textbook issue boards, period and genuine pieces.
MINT and unissued flatwire so called ‘Semi-Bevo or Bevo-like’ cufftitle for a member of the Panzer-Grenadier-Division ‘Feldherrnhalle‘. Length 40cm.
Genuine pair of enlisted men shoulder boards for a member of Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiment 98. Red wool artillery piping surrounds the boards and retains its vivid red color. The exterior is executed in dark bottle green wool, while the interior is standard M36 pattern field grey wool combined with brown colored lining material. The boards have original…
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 rare and genuine army general (or Navy coastal artillery) breast eagle executed in gold bullion thread on pale green backing. Genuine example does not glow under UV-light.
Black colored breast eagle in typical flat BeVo woven style for army panzer units. M40 pattern with subtle grey woven eagle instead of the M38 example that was white. Unissued example. A rare eagle to find compared to the earlier M38 variant.
Very rare and desirable unissued flat woven BeVo constructed Panzer officer cocarde. Silver flatwire woven black cloth. To be worn on an Panzer officers overseas- or M43 cap.
Very desirable officer sleeve edelweiss executed in silver bullion thread. Uniform removed example with sharp details. Shows damaged. Rare sleeve patch!
Nice and worn army officer breast eagle. Made from silver hand woven ‘bullion’ thread embroidered on bottle green ‘M36’ cloth. The eagle shows nice wear and patina.
Hard to find, textbook set of early pink piped M40 pattern shoulderboard for a Unteroffizier of a Panzerjäger unit. Early wool pink colored piping surrounds the boards. Cyphers ‘8’ attached for Panzerjägerabteilung 8. On top of that, loops for an officer candiate are present. A very nice and desirable set!
Early constructed visor cap eagle in very good condition, complete with prongs intact.
Alumium cap eagle with original gold finish. Could be used for either an army general or Kriegsmarine coastal artillery visor cap. Complete with all prongs.
Genuine mid war zinc constructed panzer skulls for the collar tabs in good condition. Prongs missing. Show nice and sharp details!
Standard M40 pattern breast eagle. Flat woven ‘BeVo-weave’ example on field green backing. Issued on M40, M41, M42, M43 and M44 field blouses.
Standard M40 pattern breast eagle. Flat woven ‘BeVo-weave’ example on field green backing. Issued on M40, M41, M42, M43 and M44 field blouses.
Textbook M43 army cap insignia, unissued example. Typical flat woven ‘BeVo’ construction. Intended for use on M43 army caps/einheitsfeldmütze
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 field blouses.
Standard M40 pattern breast eagle. Flat woven ‘BeVo-weave’ example on field green backing. Issued on M40, M41, M42, M43 and M44 field blouses.
Standard M40 pattern breast eagle. Flat woven ‘BeVo-weave’ example on field green backing. Issued on M40, M41, M42, M43 and M44 field blouses.
Standard M40 pattern breast eagle. Flat woven ‘BeVo-weave’ example on field green backing. Issued on M40, M41, M42, M43 and M44 field blouses.
Genuine, matching, pair of Wehrmacht Russian Liberation Army ‘POA’ shoulder boards.
Standard M38 pattern breast eagle. Flat woven ‘BeVo-weave’ example on field green backing. Issued on M36 and M40 Feldbluses. Uniform removed example.
Nice and worn army officer breast eagle. Made from silver hand woven ‘bullion’ thread embroidered on bottle green ‘M36’ cloth. The eagle shows nice wear and patina.
Very rare and genuine army general (or Navy coastal artillery) breast eagle executed in gold bullion thread on pale green backing. Genuine example does not glow under UV-light.
One of the rarest ‘BeVo’ flat woven birds out there! Gold flatwire cap eagle for army general or Küstenartillerie officer and/or general. Eagle remains in very good condition and shows nice and deep gold colors. Could be worn on an overseas cap and M43 cap.
A very rare and hard to find cap eagle. White based flat boven ‘BeVo-weave’ cap eagle, as intented to be worn on the famous black panzer berets. After 1940 the panzer overseas cap was introduced and the white eagles were changed to subtle grey. The eagle remains in excellent unworn condition.
Genuine flat woven ‘BeVo-weave’ pattern breast (eagle) insignia for a Feldbluse of a solider part of the Russian Liberation Army (POA). RARE! I have 5 similiar examples for sale.
Very nice and seldom encountered M43 trapezoid cap insignia for army officers, executed in silver flatwire. Typical so called ‘BeVo-weave’ example. Unissued – MINT.
Very nice and seldom encountered M43 trapezoid cap insignia for army officers, executed in silver flatwire. Typical so called ‘BeVo-weave’ example. Unissued – MINT.
Hard to find officer thick embroidered cap cocarde in silver bullion thread. Excellent piece, unissued!
Unissued – MINT – M38 pattern ‘BeVo-weave’, flat woven constructed, national cocarde for an army overseas cap.
Unworn silver bullion embroidered national eagle for an army officer (overseas, M43 and/or visor-) cap.
Worn silver bullion embroidered national eagle for an army officer (overseas, M43 and/or visor-) cap.
Untouched and textbook pair of uniform removed army general collar tabs. Soft high quality red wool with golden embroidered oak leaves. A very nice set, so hard to find!
Excellent unissued set of M44 pattern shoulder boards for a soldier of a ‘Panzer-Grenadier-Regiment’. Lemon green silk piping surrounds the boards, indicating these are Panzergrenadier shoulder boards. The boards are executed in typical late war M44 pattern ‘mustard’ colored wool. A nice matching set of boards made in mixed left-over materials
Unissued – MINT – M40 pattern ‘BeVo-weave’, flat woven constructed, national cocarde for a black army Panzer overseas cap. Rarely encountered cocarde!
Very nice and well crafted shoulder board shape honor plaque for a member of the 1st company of Panzerabwehr-Abteiling 13 as a present for Christmas 1936. Anti-Tank Division 13 Set up on October 1, 1934 as the Magdeburg Motor Vehicle Division. During mobilization, the 4./MG 66 was added as the new 4th company. On March 21,…
Original strip of gold colored tresse for NCO army uniforms. Gold/tan color for tropcial and/or Afrikakorps field blouses. Hard to find. Selling at 50 euro per meter!
Standard M38 pattern breast eagle. Flat woven ‘BeVo-weave’ example on field green backing. Issued on M36 and M40 Feldbluses. Uniform removed example.
Hard to find Stabsgefreiter rank chevron for army personnel. Remains in light worn condition.
I recently uncovered a small stack army ‘Nachschub’ (transport-) regimental shoulderstrap slip-ons (Schulterstück-Übershuben) as was intended for usage by a soldier of Nachschub-Abteilungs XII. The slip-ons show the ‘machine-stitched’-embroidered (Kurbelstickerei) Roman-styled: ‘XII’-numerals (executed in light-blue colored wool) and show some minimal age and/or staining. Selling per piece at 5 euro
Standard M38 pattern breast eagle. Flat woven ‘BeVo-weave’ example on field green backing. Issued on M36 and M40 Feldbluses. Uniform removed example.
Unworn M36 bottle green rank chevron for the rank of Gefreiter.
Very attractive and seldom seen pair of tropical shoulder boards having white piping for a member of an infanterie unit. The boards are light worn. Complete with slip-on tongues on the reverse. Backing made of brown Afrika pattern wool. A textbook example, very hard to encounter today!
Unissued sleeve badge for a member of a Light infantry ‘Jäger’ unit. Embroidered sleeve badge in excellent condition.
Genuine pair of classic Wehrmacht pointed-top shoulder boards for eastern volunteers (Ostvölker). Blue piping indicate these were intented for the Legion of Turkistan. Boards remains in perfect, unissued condition, void of damages.
Very attractive and seldom seen pair of tropical shoulder boards having lemon yellow piping for a member of a Nachrichten unit (Signals). The boards are worn and have a attractive sun-bleached tan color. Complete with slip-on tongues on the reverse. Backing made of tropical brown wool. A textbook example, very hard to encounter today!
Interesting and not often encountered collar tab cut off. A M40 pattern army collar tab, machine applied on the collar of what looks to be a M43 summer tunic executed in HBT material.
Genuine pair of worn enlisted men shoulder boards for a member of an ‘Kavallerie-Regiment’ or later reconnaissance. Yellow gold wool cavaltry piping surounds the boards and retains its vivid gold color. The exterior is executed in dark bottle green wool, while the interior is interesting grey left over wool from trousers combined with brown colored…
Hard to find first pattern enlisted men breast eagle. Flat woven ‘BeVo’ example on grey cloth. Unissued example in excellent condition.
Light worn bullion eagle for a army officer (overseas, M43, visor-) cap.
Early constructed visor cap eagle in very good condition, complete with prongs intact.
Excellent unissued set of M44 pattern shoulder boards for a soldier of a ‘Panzer-Grenadier-Regiment’. Lemon green silk piping surrounds the boards, indicating these are Panzergrenadier shoulder boards. The boards are executed in typical late war M44 pattern ‘mustard’ colored wool. A nice matching set of boards made in mixed left-over materials
Excellent unissued set of M44 pattern shoulder boards for a soldier of a ‘Panzer-Grenadier-Regiment’. Lemon green silk piping surrounds the boards, indicating these are Panzergrenadier shoulder boards. The boards are executed in typical late war M44 pattern ‘mustard’ colored wool. A nice matching set of boards made in mixed left-over materials
Very nice unworn M40 pattern Obergefreiter chevron in field green wool.
Beautiful Heer (Army) black sport shirt eagle in worn condition. Typical ‘BeVo’-weave style example. Measures +- 14.5 cm long and 24 cm wide. It makes a perfect piece for display in any collection.
Very hard to find ‘Afrikakorps’ pith helmet shield in light worn condition. Executed in high quality material ‘Buntmetall’. All prongs are present!
Desirable and rarely encountered M44 pattern shoulder board with white silk piping for infantry. Promoted to Unteroffizier with a silver tresse.
Textbook early M36 type shoulder board with grass green piping for either Jäger or Gebirgsjäger. Still has the first pattern NCO tresse attached, with two stars for the rank of Oberfeldwebel. The green piping is still in wool, so this board must have been made around 1938.
This is a neat and fully matching pair of ‘Infanterie’ so-called: regimental shoulderstrap-‘slip-ons’ (ie. ‘Schulterstück-Übershuben’) as was intended for usage by a ‘Soldat des Infanterie-Lehr-Regiments 881’ and that comes in an overall nice light worn condition. The pair shows the machine stitched embroidered gothic-styled: ‘L’-cyphers and ‘881’ numbers executed in white. Simply a nice occasion…
worn pair of standard M38 army collar tabs for all branches of the German army (Heer). Perfect for any M36-M40 tunic. Extremely hard to find a set of M38 collar tabs today. From 1933 until approximately 1938 army units got their ‘waffenfarbe’ or weapon color shown on their collar tabs. Because many soldiers kept changing…
Nice light worn pair of bottle green M36 boards with white piping for an Unteroffizier within Infanterie-Regiment 192. Textbook issue boards, period and genuine pieces. Comes with genuine ‘Schlaufen’ or regimental slip-on cyphers for Infantry Regiment 192.
Very nice seldom encountered M43 trapezoid cap insignia for army officers, executed in silver flat wire. Typical so called ‘BeVo-weave’ example. Unissued – MINT.
Mountain trooper ‘Gebirgsjäger’ flat woven ‘BeVo-weave’ sleeve edelweiss patch in perfect, light worn condition. Uniform removed. A pristine example!
Textbook pair of army 1936 pattern shoulder boards for a Unteroffizer within a Pionier unit. Black silk piping surrounds the boards. Show no acutal wear and remain in very good condition.
Genuine army visor cap ‘Schirmmütze’ cocarde executed in zink. one-piece insignia with all prongs intact.
Genuine set of light worn army officer collar tabs with white infantry piping. Matching set in good condition.
Beautiful Heer (Army) black sport shirt eagle in unissued condition. Typical ‘BeVo’-weave style example. Measures +- 14.5 cm long and 24 cm wide. It makes a perfect piece for display in any collection.
Beautiful Heer (Army) black sport shirt eagle in unissued condition. Typical ‘BeVo’-weave style example. Mesures +- 14.5 cm long and 24 cm wide. It makes a perfect piece for display in any collection.
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.
Very nice seldom encountered M43 trapezoid cap insignia for army officers, executed in silver flat wire. Typical so called ‘BeVo-weave’ example. Unissued – MINT.
Unworn 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. Extremely hard to find a set of M38 collar tabs today. From 1933 until approximately 1938 army units got their ‘waffenfarbe’ or weapon color…
Genuine early pair of M33 pointy shoulder boars. Have the rank of Unteroffizier. Early boards did not have branch piping yet, as it was worn on the collar tabs. Show red chain stitches numbers (cyphers) ’36’ for arillery regiment 36. Some moth damage on the interior.
Unissued example, for the white ‘drillich’ work jacket. Maker marked
Standard officer M38 pattern flat woven BeVo-Weave (From the BeVo-Wuppertal cloth factory) cap eagle. Dark green example, issued in 1938. To be worn on a overseas- or M43 army officers cap. Mint example, never issued. The condition is perfect. Selling them at 175 euro per piece! Found together with other mint eagles from a Belgian soldier…
Unworn M38 pattern army ‘BeVo’ flatwire breast eagle in good condition. These eagles were used for a Waffenrock parade jacket or to upgrade a regular Feldbluse. Found together with other mint eagles from a Belgian soldier who served in West-Germany in the 1950’s (see last picture).
Very nice and seldom encountered Army General or Kriegsmarine Coastal Artillery cap eagle executed in gold colored bullion thread on field green backing.
Original M36 pattern board with blue medic piping.
Very nice and early set to complete an army visor cap. Complete with prongs intact.
Very hard to find ‘Afrikakorps’ pith helmet shield in light worn condition. Executed in high quality material ‘Buntmetall’. All prongs are present!
Mountain trooper ‘Gebirgsjäger’ flat woven ‘BeVo-weave’ sleeve edelweiss patch in perfect, light worn condition. Uniform removed. A pristine example!
Steel construction. Badge for the Gj Bergmütze. Maker marked by F&B (Förster & Barth).
Steel construction. Badge for the Gj Bergmütze. Maker marked by F&B (Förster & Barth).
Hard to find S-shape cyphers with silver finish for NCO ranks within a Schützen-Regiment. Complete with all prongs.
Hard to find army officer thick embroidered cap cocarde in silver bullion thread. Excellent piece, unworn example.
Unworn army officer breast eagle. Made from silver hand woven ‘bullion’ thread embroidered on bottle green ‘M36’ cloth. The eagle shows nice patina.
Genuine mid war zink constructed panzer skulls in ‘as found’ condition. Complete with prongs. Show nice and sharp details! Selling as a lot.