Nice unworn pair of bottle green M36 boards with white piping for an Unterfeldwebel within a Infanterie-Regiment. Private tailored boards, period and genuine pieces.

Uniform removed M33 pattern army ‘BeVo’ flatwire breast eagle in good condition. These eagles were used for a Waffenrock parade jacket or to upgrade a regular Feldbluse.

Standard 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 M34 pattern overseas army cap.

Standard tropical ‘DAK’ army cap eagle. Unissued and mint example. Flat woven ‘BeVo-weave’ example on tan colored backing. Issued on tropical M34 overseas caps and M41 field caps.

Very nice unissued M44 triangel pattern breast eagle in bottle green color having a flat woven ‘BeVo’-style (flatwire) silver eagle.

Very rare and genuine army general (or Navy coastal artillery) cap cocarde executed in gold bullion thread on pale green backing. Genuine example does not glow under UV-light. To be used on a visor cap.

Standard Panzer M40 pattern flat woven BeVo-Weave (From the BeVo-Wuppertal cloth factory) cap eagle. Black example, issued in 1940. To be worn on a M34 pattern overseas-, M42-, or M43 army cap.

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.

Early uniform removed Luftwaffe breast eagle. So called ‘droop-tail’ design. Embroidered on blue cloth, ca. 1936. Enlisted men example for a four pocket tunic and/or fliegerbluse first pattern.

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

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 first pattern tropical army breast eagle. Flat woven ‘BeVo-weave’ example on tan colored backing. Issued on firs pattern tropical Feldbluses. Extremely rare breast eagle!

Standard tropical army breast eagle. Flat woven ‘BeVo-weave’ example on tan colored backing. Issued on first, second and third pattern tropical Feldbluses. Extremely rare breast eagle!

Very attractive uniform removed and heavy worn Gefreiterwinkel (First Private Chevron) showing real sun-bleached tan colors.

Genuine pair of orange piped Feldgendarmerie (Military Police) officer shoulder boards for the rank of Oberstleutnant. Desirable branch and not often offered for sale. Uniform removed examples.

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

Uniform removed example. Black colored sleeve chevron for an ‘Gefreiter’ of a armoured ‘Panzer’ unit. To be worn on the sleeve of a black panzer wrapper.

Original M36 pattern board with blue medic piping.

Original M40 pattern board with blue medic piping.

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.

Uniform removed M33 pattern army ‘BeVo’ flatwire breast eagle in good condition. These eagles were used for a Waffenrock parade jacket or to upgrade a regular Feldbluse.

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

Genuine unworn red cross armband for a Wehrmacht medic (Sanitäter).

Standard officer M40 pattern flat woven BeVo-Weave (From the BeVo-Wuppertal cloth factory) cap eagle. Plane green example, issued in 1940. To be worn on a overseas- or M43 army officers cap. Mint example, never issued. The condition is perfect.

Seldom seen and very rare Panzergrenadier signal sleeve ‘Blitz’ to be worn on a tropical brown colored greatcoat.

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.

A very rare set of early pre-war (ca.1936) constructed boards in black wool with bright ‘lemon’ yellow piping for a member of a Panzer Signals unit. The boards show removed embroidered cyphers (as per regulations in 1940) from Panzer-Nachrichten-Regiment 55. A beautiful ‘sewn-in’ set of boards from a very rare branche within the Panzer troops.

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

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

Very nice seldom encountered M43 trapezoid cap insignia for army officers, executed in silver flat wire. Typical so called ‘BeVo-weave’ example. Unissued – MINT.

Genuine pair of M36 dark green shoulder boards with gold piping for a member of the ‘Kavalerie or Auflarung’. Promoted with silver tresse for Unteroffizier (NCO).

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.

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

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.

Unissued – MINT – M40 pattern ‘BeVo-weave’, flat woven constructed, national cocarde for a black army Panzer overseas cap. Rarely encountered cocarde!

Unissued – MINT – M40 pattern ‘BeVo-weave’, flat woven constructed, national cocarde for a black army Panzer overseas cap. Rarely encountered cocarde!

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.

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.

Worn and cap removed bullion eagle for a army officer (overseas, M43, visor-) cap. Shows lots of wear.

Unissued M36 army sleeve patch ‘Tätigkeitsabzeichen Pionier Steuermann’. Selling them per piece at 50 euro. 

Unissued sleeve badge for a member of a Light infantry ‘Jäger’ unit. Embroidered sleeve badge on canvas backing in excellent condition. A seldom seen variant, intented to use on a ‘Windjacke’ used by these troops.

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.

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.

Unissued ‘Afrikakorps’ career badge for a gunsmith. 30 euro/piece

Worn and cap removed bullion eagle for an army officer (overseas, M43, visor-) cap.