237U14 - Army Gebirgsjager reversible light weight parka. This heavy cotton parka was worn by the mountain troops of the Heer. This unissued example features three front chest pockets. The neck area closes for protection from the wind with three more ascending buttons that close near the facial area. The neck area is further protected with an interlaced drawstring. The manufacturer's name LEOR. V. FURTENBACH & CIE, WEIN 1942 is stamped on the brown side. The parka is further size stamped III. The waist displays a drawstring that tightens for further wind protection and the preservation of body heat. 1750.  More Photos

238U13 - Army officer's private purchase leather coat with attached Panzer shoulder boards. The high quality gray leather coat features a double row of six leather covered detachable buttons extending down the front. The shoulders present a pair of matching panzer major's board. The interior displays the Dresden maker's name Max Schleusner and the pocket nametag shows a number along with a 24.2.40 date. The interior also has an interior belt for waist size adjustment and a dagger hanging strap that extends through the left hip pocket.1500.  More Photos

237U8 - Army Panzer dress trousers. These dress trousers feature a panzer pink waffenfarbe stripe extending along each pantleg. size approximately 32" x 31". 800.  More Photos

237U7 - Army Artillery Leutnant walking out dress tunic. This exemplary tunic features matching sewn-in Leutnant rank shoulder boards with attached crossed canon cyphers. An officer's dress aiguilette decends from the left shoulder. The two artillery piped bullion officer collar tabs are machine sewn. The collar is piped with red waffenfarbe. Above the right breast pocket is a bullion officer's breast eagle. The breast and hip pockets are deeply scalloped and pleated. A red stripe extends down the front opening. Above the left breast pocket is a two-medal parade ribbon bar for a four year long service award and the Czechoslovakian occupation in 1938. On the left breast are two sets of loops for the officer's decorations. Each of the two French cuffs are trimmed with red further enhancing the presentation of the tunic. Sewn-to the second button hole is a ribbon for the Iron Cross 2nd Class. The interior is lined with green artificial silk and displays the tailor's label sewn on the exterior of the left side pocket showing "Kurt Hahnel, BERLIN-LICHTERFELDE-WEST "and tailor's the address. 2500.  More Photos

237SO4 - Army Beamte Artillery Reverse Oberstleutnant with "HV" cyphers( Heeresjustizverwaltung) includes his service tunic and matching breeches. This very rare officer's set features the rarely seen distinctive shoulder boards with green underlayment and red waffenfarbe with affixed HV cyphers. The distinctive bullion collar insignia was worn by Beamte officials and is piped in red for an artillery official. Above the right scalloped pocket is hand-stitched stunning aluminum bullion officer's eagle. Above the left breast pocket, an Oberstleutnant's ribbon bar is attached indicating service during World War I. On sewn into the second buttonhole are ribbons showing awards for the War Merit Cross and the Eastern Front. All breast hip and front closure pebbled aluminum buttons are matching and original to the tunic. The interior is lined with gray cotton and is unmarked. The tunic is accompanied by his set of breeches that display his earlier 1938 dated nametag as Major Gerloch. The gray wool breeches are unworn and were tailored by S. GUT WEIN VI, Gumpendorfer Str. 10. A ten percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price.6500.  More Photos

2209U8 - Named Panzer Grenadier Waffenrock tunic and trousers for Knights Cross winner Grenadier Oberfeldwebel Heinrichs. This outstanding example features the grass green waffenfarbe worn by the motorized infantry units. The waffenrock coat displays matching green piped shoulder straps and collar tabs. Each shoulder strap displays two rank pips and a border of aluminum tress indicating the Oberfeldwebel rank. The collar and nine-button front closure are each trimmed with a line factory machine sewn green waffenfarbe. On the upper right breast area is a bullion breast eagle as often worn by senior non-commissioned officers on the dress uniform. On the lower sleeve is the specialty insignia of Infantry. The interior is lined with gray cotton fabric. The lining shows nice period use as shown by areas of slight discoloration. Over the inside breast pocket is sewn the tailor's label proclaiming Hesemann, Hanover. Inside the pocket is sewn the owner's nametag that reads Grenadier Heinrichs, 7. Komp. Inf Rgt.56. The straight leg gray wool trousers are also trimmed with matching grass green waffenfarbe that extends down each pant leg. The trousers are unmarked internally. All buttons are originally sewn and present. The trousers display a five button front closure with two slant front pockets and a pleated front. Like the waffenrock coat display slight wear, 6500.  More Photos

2206U8 - Army Panzer Leutnant panzerjacke with "L" cyphers and trousers. This wrap features matching detachable shoulder boards indicating the rank of Leutnant. On each of the boards is affixed the cypher "L" for Panzer Lehr or training designation. The collar has factory machine sewn pink waffenfarbe piped as worn by the early panzer divisions. The collar's pink piped tabs display the Hussar style skulls. Over the area of the right breast is a handsewn officer's bullion breast eagle. On the area of the left breast are three sets of loops for the display of the officer's decorations. The interior is lined with mouse gray cotton rayon material. Over the upper left breast area the size is stamped. The wrap is totally free of repairs and mothing. The trousers that accompany the wrap and size stamped along the waistline and 42 dated. The partial Lining along the waist shows mild period use and staining. A ten percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price6500.  More Photos

2206U9 - Army early period panzerjacke named to Feldwebel H. Mollers with panzer pull-over shirt, belt with buckle and trousers. This outstanding set features matching detachable pink piped shoulder boards indicating the rank of feldwebel. Highlighting the shoulder boards are the attachment of the Arabic numerals of Panzer Regiment 11. The collar displays factory machine sewn pink waffenfarbe as displayed on early period wrappers. On each lapel is a pink piped tab that displays a jawless Hussar style skull. Sewn into the lower lapel buttonhole is a ribbon for the Iron Cross 2nd Class. Over the area of the right breast is an early white machine woven breast eagle. The stitching along the top edge of the eagle has become loose over time. Over the area of the left breast are attached an Iron Cross 1st Class, Panzer Assault badge and black wound badge. The interior is partially lined with tan cotton blend material The upper left area of the lining is stamped with the maker J. Holzl & Co along with the size stamps. Beneath the size stamps is a rarely seen name tag with the name Mollers h. and his unit II./Pz, Rgt,11 ( IInd Company Panzer Rgt 11). The trousers are cut in the army panzer style. The trousers are partially lined with a cotton/rayon blend material. They are stamped " B.II.43" along the waistline. The trousers are complete with all period sewn matching buttons and bottom pantleg ties. Accompanying the wrapper and trousers is a black panzer pullover rayon shirt with its original buttons. Last in the grouping is a black army leather belt with a nco/enlisted buckle. A ten percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price8200.  More Photos

224U1 - Army Swamp/Water pattern camouflage reversible to white winter parka. Size 2 indicating medium. $1500.  More Photos

224IMP1 - Pre-1900 Bavarian Garde Regiment waffenrock that accompanied the estate of World War II General der Artillerie Paul Bader. This medium blue wool tunic features matching shoulder straps with an embroidered gold cotton crown indicating the Garde Regiment. Each of the sewn-in shoulder straps is secured with a single bright silver button with the Arabic numeral 10 indicating the regiment. The upright style red wool collars display brocade rank stripes. The front presents and is closed with bright silver buttons each displaying a crown. The red cuff of each sleeve displays decorative litzen having and a silver crown button. The unmarked interior is lined with red, white and blue satin fabric. The waffenrock is a small size. $700.  More Photos

218SO1 - Knights Cross winner Oberstleutnant Ludwig Streil four pocket service tunic. Oberstleutnant Ludwig Streil was born January 21, 1893 in Zusamzell, Bavaria and entered the military on October 23, 1912 in the 8th Company of the 1. Bayerisches Infantry Regiment.
During his time in service Streil was promoted to Tapferkeits- Offzier for his bravery in combat. By October 24, 1914 Unteroffizier Streil had been awarded the Iron Cross IInd Class while serving on the Western Front. While engaged in combat operations in the vicinity of Vermandovilliers, France his actions resulted in the awarding of Bavaria’s highest award given to NCO’s Die Goldene Tapfereitmedaille for his bravery as a combat scout. On June 23, 1916 at Fleury, France, Corporal Sreil along with two other men, attacked a machinegun emplacement during this attack, Streil was wounded three times in the neck, shoulder and lung. Left severely wounded and waiting for medical assistance, subsequent shell fire resulted in additional schrapnel wounds. Following his recovery, Streil was promoted from Vizefeldwebel ( Senior NCO) to Leutnant der Reserve des KONIGLICH Bayerischen Infanterie- Leibregiment for his bravery. He was only one of 230 NCO’s to be promoted to officer ranks in all services during World War I for his valor. In October 1918 Leutnant Streil was awarded the Wound Badge in Gold for his combat inflicted wounds. Following the 1918 Armistice ending hostilities, Streil was discharged. In 1919 Streil became active in Freikorps Epp and later transitioned into the Reichswehr. During the inter-war period Streil rose through the officer ranks reaching the rank of Major while posting with various Reichswehr and later Wehrmacht military schools. On April 1, 1938 Ludwig Streil was promoted to Oberstleutnant while attached to Infantrie Regiment 62. On August 1, 1939 Streil was transferred to the 7th Infantrie Division that soon participated in the invasion of Poland. The division was transferred to the West for the invasions of Belgium and France. On the day of May 17, 1940 near Infanterie Regiment 61 near the Charleroi Canal while making preparations for further advance, Oberstleutnant Streil’s command came under heavy artillery attack during which time he was killed.
Oberstleutant Ludwig Streil was posthumously promoted to Oberst and awarded the Knights Cross on June 30, 1941 for his outstanding leadership during the Belgium Campaign that resulted in his death.
This four pocket service tunic features matching sewn-in shoulder boards for the rank of Oberstleutnant. The two matching bullion officer collar tabs display white waffenfarbe for Infantry. On each of the shoulders are sewn-in Oberstleutnant boards. These boards had at one time postwar added cyphers that have been removed. Above the right breast pocket is a standard officer bullion silver wire eagle that displays wear commensurate with the rest of the tunic. On the area of the left breast pocket are three sets of loops for decorations. The pleated pockets are deeply scalloped. The tunic displays very minor age-related mothing and stains. The interior shows period wear and perspiration stains. Inside the left breast pocket named to Oberstleunant Streil dated January 8, 1940 with the Kuhn & NUPNAU Munich tailor’s label. $2500.  More Photos

2112U4 - Army/Waffen SS medium rise field used boots as sent home by T/4 Joseph Adair May 14,1945. These combat worn field boots display normal wear to the upper body and comparable wear to the hobnailed soles. They measure approximately 12.0 inches in length in the sole. The boots are highlighted by the accompaniment of a letter written by 1st LT. Ord. Howard Ruber who received and inspected the captured items sent by T/4 Joseph Adair. The interior of each boot is stamped with Arabic numerals. $450.  More Photos

2112U3 - Army/Waffen SS officer riding high boots. These high black leather boots display period use. The top of each boot is imprinted with the Arabic numeral 27. Above the heels is the lip used for the attachment of riding spurs. The interior shows a comparable amount of wear as the exterior. The each of the bottom soles have hobnails as frequently worn for field use. The length of the bottom soles is approximately 11.0 inches. $450.  More Photos

2112U2 - Army/Waffen SS or Luftwaffe officer’s high dress boots made by B. Mahlmeister, Berlin. These private purchase custom made boots are of the highest quality. The sole measures approximately 13.0 inches in length. The black leather uppers are in exceptional condition with period wear reflected on the sole. The interior of each boot is stamped B. Mahlmeister, Berlin along with a bootery’s address. This pair would compliment a high ranking officer’s uniform display. $500.  More Photos

2111U3 - Army Panzer Grenadier Hauptmann's tunic. This outstanding tunic features the grass green waffenfarbe of a Panzer Grenadier. The panzer grenadier units were motorized infantry most often used as support for panzer armored units. This tunic presents matching removable shoulder boards each with two rank pips indicating the rank of hauptmann ( captain) and machine sewn matching collar tabs. Above the right pleated and scalloped breast pocket is an officer’s bullion eagle. Sewn into the second buttonhole is a ribbon for the Iron Cross 2nd Class. Sewn on the left breast pocket are two sets of loops for the officer’s decorations. The interior is lined with artificial silk. The tailor’s label is sewn onto the interior pocket. This tunic is in outstanding condition and free of mothing and stains. $1450.  More Photos

2111U2 - Parade dress tunic with Infantry major boards. This fine example features white piping down the front of the tunic indicative of attachment to an Infantry unit. This dress tunic displays matching sewn-in shoulder boards for the rank of major. The collar tabs are nicely matching bullion with white waffenfarbe. Over the right breast area is a bullion officer’s eagle. On the lower breast area is a single set of loops for display of a decoration. The interior is lined with artificial silk. And displays light wear as most dress tunics do. The rear of the tunic presents the decorative six button with white trimmed scallops design. A fine example. $1500.  More Photos

2111U1 - German Army officer greatcoat with Infantry Major’s sewn-in boards. This greatcoat features a set of matching Infantry Major’s shoulder boards. The coat is made of officer grade high quality wool. The coat displays French cuffs with a double row of twelve aluminum buttons .. The coat’s rear displays a false half-belt. The interior is lined with artificial silk and shows period use. The left interior pocket displays the tailor’s name tag MOHR & SPEYER A.G. along with the officer’s name and 1944 date. There is very minor mothing along the bottom hem and on the left French cuff. The size is approximately 36. $500.  More Photos

2110U1 - Army Oberst white summer tunic. This fine example features Oberst ( colonel) shoulder boards with the Arabic numerals 24 indicating the 24th Regiment. The waffenfarbe is copper-brown indicating a machine gun unit. Above the right breast pocket is a removal Heer eagle. The eagle is hollow-back and unmarked. The tunic’s front is closed by seven detachable aluminum pebbled buttons. The white cotton summer weight material is in excellent condition showing very little age and wear. The interior is unmarked which is standard for the white summer tunics. $850.  More Photos

1611U3 - Army tropical shorts, un-issued, mint. Olive cotton twill shorts. Well marked along interior waitband Built-in cotton web belt. Presents metal scoop dish buttons. RNB numbered. $500.. More Photos

1611U1 - Army breeches. These un-issued breeches are made field gray wool. All buttons that secure the fly and rear pocket are factory sewn. Each leg is fastened at the bottom with a series of buttons. The interior is unmarked and the size is 32.0 waist x 23.0 inseam. $600. More Photos

1610U15 - High quailty German officer boots. Excellent condition. Size is approximately 9 US. $600. More Photos

166U5 - Mint un-issued Army tropical officer trousers. These heavy khaki cotton trousers feature the maker's paper tag of "Anton Seemeir, Uniformschneider…Landau" The tag is further marked " WH - Tropen Hose". Four metal scoop-dish buttons secure the front fly. Additionally, there are two scoop-dish metal buttons at the interior front that secure the waistline. The waist is adjusted with a three-prong built-in cotton belt. There are two slash and a watch pocket in the front. The trousers are internally stamped with the maker's RBN with size markings. The trousers are straight legged indicating they were not inended to be tucked into boots. The waist size is approximately 25.0 inches. The length is approximately 34.0. Rare. $900. More Photos

156U6 - Army Panzer trousers. This pair of black wool trousers features army construction differing from Waffen SS panzer trousers by having a single plastic button that fastens the two flap front pockets. SS pants display two buttons per pocket. The front fly is secured with five black plastic buttons with two at the waistline. At the end of each pant leg are tie strings. One string has been shortened/torn on each leg. The interior waistband is well marked with an RBN number and size stamps. The pants measure 32.0 inches waist x 35 inches inseam. $2500 More Photos

156U4 - Army M41 breeches. These heavy wool pants are mint. These heavy feldgrau wool breeches featurea four button fly closure with another button at the waistline. The left front has a watch pocket . The two front vertical slash pockets are each fastened with a with a single plastic button. There is a cinch belt at each side for adjustment. Towards the end of each pant leg are the lace-ups for tucking the leg into the boot. Along the exterior of the waistline are buttons for the attachment of braces. The inside of the waistline is stamped with NCL 74 84 the size. The breeche's size is approximately 30" ( waist) x 32 " (inseam). $750 More Photos

1410U5 - Army Gebirgsjager M-41 enlisted service tunic. This M41 feldgrau tunic features a replaced collar faced with dark green badge cloth with matching collar tabs and detacheable shoulder straps piped with green waffenfarb as worn by Gebirgjager troops. The tunic displays four pockets that have been altered to be pleated and scalloped with a five button front. The collar tabs and straps have matte aluminum NCO tresse. Over the right breast pocket is a subdued machine woven breast eagle. An enlisted/nco edelweiss appears on the right sleeve. The interior lining stamped "7 42 / -1 41 / -0 61". The tunic is dated 1942 and has been tailored to fit original owner. $1995. More Photos

1410U4 - Army Gebirgsjager Hauptmann service tunic for Gebirgs Nachrichten Abteilung 70. This tunic features matching lemon yellow piped sew-in shoulder boards and matte bullion collar tabs. The shoulder boards display matching gilt pips and cyphers numbered "70". Lemon yellow was the waffenfarb worn by nachtrichten ( signals ) personnel. The tunic displays four patch pockets and a five pebbled button (feldgrau finish) front closure. Over the right breast pocket is sewn a machine woven aluminum flat wire. Over the left breast is a set of loops for affixing a short ribbon bar. The sleeve displays a machine embroidered Edelweiss on dark-green cloth. Excellent condition. $1,550. More Photos

2311U1 - Rare named Waffen SS Judicial officer's tunic. This four pocket tunic features exceedingly rare matching sewn-in shoulder boards with wine red waffebfarbe indicating attachment to the Judicial branch of the Waffen SS. The boards indicate the rank of Untersturmfuhrer. The right collar tab displays machine sewn, perfectly hand-embroidered SS runics and the left side tab shows the officer's rank being Untersturmfuhrer. On the upper left sleeve is the officer's bullion eagle. The tunic displays deep scallops of the pleated pockets indicating Austrian design. The front is closed with field gray pebbled aluminum buttons. The French cuffs further enhance the style of the tunic. Above the left breast pocket is a short ribbon bar displaying awards for the War Merit Cross with Swords 2nd Class and the Eastern Front medal. There is a single set of loops on the left breast pocket for display of an additional award. The tailors label, " Uniformen und Zivil, A. Meissner, Breslau Blucherplatz 9 " is sewn to the upper center shoulder area. The nametag sewn inside the breast pocket presents the SS officer's name and rank, " Ustuf Dr. Scheiter, Sept. 1942."Dr. Jurist, Otto Scheiter (1902-44) held SS # 330363 and served as a divisional judge in 1944 on the general staff of the 8th Cavalry Division "Florian Geyer." Untersturmfuhrer Scheiter was killed in action during the Battle of Budapest December28, 1944. 19500.  More Photos

233SO1 - Exceedingly rare and museum quality Totenkopf Untersturmfuhrer Dress Mess evening jacket and vests. This custom-made high quality black wool jacket features a die struck aluminum skull breast badge. This badge was affixed with two posts prior to the handsewn lining being tailored in. There is no evidence this lining was opened after its original construction. On each of the collars are the originally sewn collar tabs. On the left facing collar is a hand embroidered skull tab with aluminum border piping. On the opposite collar is the Untersturmfuhrer rank tab. On each of the shoulders is a shoulder board for the rank. On the left sleeve is an aluminum bordered Schutzstaffel armband as is appropriate for this evening jacket. On the opposite sleeve is an Atler Kampf chevron. Displayed cascading down from the right shoulder is the non-SS dress aiguellette. Affixed on the left breast area is a Luftwaffe long service award. Below that is a 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class award. The jacket presents black silk lapels with the two sides of the jacket's front being connected with the proper two SS buttons chain. The double-breasted front has six all matching silver SS buttons. All buttons throughout the jacket are Assmann marked. The interior is fully lined with hand-stitched black silk. At the rear back shoulder area is the DEUMA, BERLING Potsdamer Strasse 91 tailor's label. Accompanying the jack are the two vests. The white vest presents a waffle text material and is joined with five matching silver buttons each Assmann marked. The rear adjustment strap is marked Dachau 1943 on the underside. The white vest was worn for white tie formal occasions. The black vest also with six silver buttons SS buttons was worn for a lesser formal occasion and worn with the black tie. The dress mess Totenkopf jacket seldom appears available on the open market. The jacket remains free of any mothing .tears and stains.. Please contact for additional images. Price on Request  More Photos

2208U3 - Allgemeine four pocket service tunic for a Hauptsturmfuhrer of the 57th Standarte. This four pocket tunic features a single Allgemeine shoulder board indicating the rank of Untersturmfuhrer through Hauptsturmfuhrer. O the left side facing collar is the Hauptsturmfuhrer rank tab presented by three rank pips and two stripes. On the right side facing collar tab is handsewn 57 indicating the Standarte. Each of the collar tabs are bordered with aluminum piping and are handsewn applied". The collar is also bordered with this aluminum piping. On the left upper sleeve is the multi-piece constructed SS brassard. On the left side pleated breast pocket is a single set of loops for the display of an award. On the right- side pleated breast pocket is a Marz 1 1935 dated SAAR pin. On the upper right sleeve is handsewn the "Old Fighters{ chevron. On the lower left sleeve is is a bullion cufftitle with the Roman numeral "II" for the 2nd Sturmbann. Inserted into the left-side French cuff are two photographs, a folded note and a folded age-soiled news page. These were found at the time the tunic was acquired by the collector.The interior is lined with black artificial silk. A ten percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price. 14,000.  More Photos

2208U2 - Allgemeine Sicherheitsdienst four pocket service tunic for a Untersturmfuhrer. This four pocket tunic features a single Allgemeine shoulder board indicating the rank of Untersturmfuhrer through Hauptsturmfuhrer. O the left side facing collar is the Untersturmfuhrer rank tab presenting three rank pips. On the right- side facing collar tab are blank collar tab as worn by members of the Sicherheitsdienst (Security Service). Each of the collar tabs are bordered with aluminum piping and are handsewn applied". The collar is also bordered with this aluminum piping. On the left upper sleeve is the multi-piece constructed SS brassard. On the left side pleated breast pocket is a single set of loops for the display of an award. On the upper right sleeve is handsewn the "Old Fighters" chevron. The interior is lined with black artificial silk. Of particular interest is a cotton maker's label in the left side interior breast pocket. A ten percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price. $14,000.  More Photos

2208U1 - Very rare named Leibstandarte four pocket service tunic for a Stabsscharfuhrer ( Regimental Sergeant Major). This four pocket tunic features a single Allgemeine shoulder board indicating the rank of Hauptscharfuhrer. Research indicates individuals holding the rank of Stabsscharfuhrer had no assigned board for that appoinment rank. On the left side facing collar is the rank tab presenting two pips and two stripes. On the right side facing collar tab are hand embroidered bullion SS runics. Each of the collar tabs are bordered with alternating aluminum piping and are handsewn applied". The collar is also bordered with this alternating piping. On the left upper sleeve is the multi-piece constructed SS brassard. On the lower left sleeve above the French cuff is a hand embroidered Adolf Hitler cufftitle done in Sutterlin script. On the left side pleated breast pocket is a single set of loops for the display of an award. On the upper right sleeve is handsewn the "Old Fighters" chevron. The interior is lined with black cotton and displays a series of faded white SS stamps. Of particular importance is the cotton nametag announcing the owner as Otto Pelz, 1. Leibsta SS A.H." A ten percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price. $15,000.  More Photos

2206U7 - Waffen SS Assault Gun Wrap for a Scharfuhrer in the 5th SS Panzer Div. " Wiking". This field gray gabardine wool wrap features matching red waffenfarbe piped detachable SS shoulder boards for the rank of Scharfuhrer. The red piped SS collar tabs are machine sewn to the upper lapels. On the upper sleeve is a zig-zag sewn embroidered SS eagle. On the lower left sleeve is a machine sewn "Wiking". This wrap is cut in the SS style with the front closure buttons being sewn in a straight line. The interior is lined with gray hbt rayon and is size stamped on the upper left side of the lining. A ten percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price. $15000.  More Photos

2206U2 - Waffen SS Das Reich Hauptsturmfuhrer field gray Assault Gun wrap. This wrap features sewn-in matching Waffen SS Hauptsturmfuhrer artillery shoulder boards. Along the collar is machine sewn silver aluminum tresse. Each collar displays machine sewn silver bullion SS officer collar tabs. On the lower lapel are sewn ribbons for the Eastern Front medal and the Iron Cross 2nd Class. On the area of the left breast area three sets of loops for the officer's decorations. Sewn to the left upper sleeve is an aluminum officer's eagle. On the lower left sleeve is machine-sewn an officer's flatwire "Das Reich" cufftitle. There are no rips or stains on the exterior wool material. The interior is partially lined with tan cotton material. There are two interior pockets with one on each side. The left side Presents several stamps with the upper series of stamps showing the size and the location where the wrap was manufactured being Ravensbruck. The lower stamps display "W SS-BW " The wrap is in superior condition.A ten percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price. 28,000.  More Photos

2206U4 - Waffen SS Panzerjacke for the rank of SS-Mann. This black wool panzerjacke presents matching detachable pink piped SS shoulder straps. The SS collar tab displays loose weave construction indicating mid-late war manufacture. The rank tab is blank indicating the rank of SS-Mann. On the left upper sleeve is a zig-zag stitched machine embroidered SS sleeve eagle. Over the area of the left breast is a single set of loops for the attachment of a panzer badge. The panzerjacke's exterior is free of tears, mothing and stains. The interior is partially lined with black cotton rayon blend material. The wrap was manufactured at Ravensbruck as indicated by the Ra stamp. The size stamps are beneath this. Both sets of markings are done in white. A ten percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price. 16000.  More Photos

2206U6 - Waffen SS panzerjacke for a Totenkopf Oberscharfuhrer. This panzerjacke features two matching SS panzer pink piped detachable shoulder boards. On the left-facing collar is a machine embroider of the left breast are two sets of loops for the display of decorations. ed machine sewn Totenkopf tab. On the right-facing collar is a machine sewn tanktab indicating the rank of Oberscharfuhrer. Sewn into the upper lapel buttonhole is a ribbon for the Iron Cross 2nd Class. In the area of the left breast are two sets of loops for the display of decorations. On the left upper sleeve is a machine embroidered SS NCO/enlisted eagle. An aluminum belt hook is present on each sides. The interior is partially lined with a black cotton blend material. The Ravensbruck manufacturing center is denoted by the white stamped Ra. The size stamp is beneath the Ra stamp. A ten percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price. 17500.  More Photos

2206U5 - Waffen SS Assault Gun Wrap for a Reconnaissance Oberscharfuhrer in the 5th SS Panzer Div. " Wiking". This field gray gabardine wool wrap features matching gold/yellow piped detachable SS shoulder boards for the rank of Oberscharfuhrer. The SS collar tabs are machine sewn. On the upper sleeve is a zig-zag sewn embroidered SS eagle. On the lower left sleeve is a machine sewn RZM "Wiking" cufftitle. There are three set of loops for the display of decorations and sewn to the upper lapel buttonhole is the ribbon for the Iron Cross 2nd Class. This wrap is cut in the SS style with the front closure buttons being sewn in a straight line. One of the two inside buttons was lost over time. The interior is lined with gray rayon and is unmarked with regards to manufacturer or size stamps. This may indicate a private purchase wrap intended for walking out dress. A tem percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price. $15,000..  More Photos

2206U1 - Waffen SS M44 dot pattern Panzerjacke. This hbt cotton blend panzerjacke displays mild wear from period use. All buttons are period factory sewn. There are no tears or stains in the dot pattern camouflage material. The SS arm eagle is the bevo machine woven style and has been zig-zag stitched replaced. The interior displays a GR stamp in the area of the upper center shoulder region. A ten percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price. $9700.  More Photos

2206U3 - Waffen SS Leibstandardte Adolf Hitler Obersturmfuhrer black panzerjacke. This panzerjacke features matching detachable SS panzer shoulder boards with pink waffenfarbe indicating the rank of Obersturmfuhrer. Affixed to each of the boards are matching rare officer gilt LAH cyphers. The collar is piped with factory sewn pink panzer waffenfarbe. Each of the two officer collar tabs are also piped with the same pink waffenfarbe. The panzerjacke is cut in the SS style with the two front panels buttoning in a straight downward line as opposed to the army style that buttons at a slant angle. All buttons are original and factory sewn. Oon the upper left sleeve is a NCO/enlisted zig-zag sewn machine embroidered eagle. Positioned lower on the left sleeve is a machine sewn officer's flatwire Adolf Hitler cufftitlte. The exterior wool fabric displays no repairs, tears or stains. The interior is partially lined with black artificial silk and shows evidence of light use.. On the left side of the black rayon lining the size is stamped also in black. These markings are difficult to see. A ten percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price $25,000.  More Photos

212SO1 - Waffen SS Brocade belt with buckle. This fine example features the aluminum brocade belt presenting alternating SS runics and oak leaves. The aluminum face shows some minor wear due to storage and age. The 1940 SS officer buckle displays Overhof & Cie as the maker. The interior is lined with medium green velvet. The size is 105 cm as stamped on the leather portion. $3500.  More Photos

2012U5 - SS Verfugungstruppe 1938 dated black service breeches. Properly marked with Vom Reichsfuhrer SS befohlene RZM tag. The front fly is secured withfive plastic buttons. There are two slash pockets that are closed with a single button. Displays DAF made buttons. Size approximately 37.0 x 28.5 (inseam) inches. Heavy black wool breeches are free of mothing and stains. $2000.  More Photos

2012U4 - Waffen SS Fuhrer white summer tunic. This tunic style having eight buttons was worn during the early war period. The tunic features the collar areas sans collar tabs. The style of tabs indicated was detachable. The left sleeve has a shadow of where a sleeve eagle had once been sewn. There is no indication of this rare tunic being anything other than having worn by the SS. This style tunic is pictured being worn in a widely published photograph of SS Knights Cross recipient Gerd Bremer. $4500.  More Photos

2012U2 - Allgemeine Untersturmfuhrer featuring Standarte 89 (Innesbruck) collar tab with 3rd Sturm cufftitle. In late 1933 under direction of Adolf Hitler with the intent to undermind the existing government by creating disturbances in the streets and establish a NSDAP and SS presence in Austria, the 89th Standarte for formed. This was initiated as part of the unification program set forth by Adolf Hitler. It was the 89th Standarte that was directly responsible in the "July Putsch" during which the Federal Chancellery in Vienna was stormed and Prime Minister Engelbert Dollfuss was killed. This summer weight black wool tunic displays two pleated upper pockets and two unpleated lower hip pockets. The lower left hip pocket has an internal slit intended for the attachment of a dagger hanger. The four front closure buttons are unmarked whereas the four pocket buttons are marked EXTRA FEIN. On the right shoulder in a sewn-in officer's aluminum board. There is no RZM tag under the board. On the right upper sleeve is the Alter Kampfer chevron. On the upper left sleeve is the SS armband. Below the armband is the machine sewn Sturm 3 cufftitle. The interior is lined with black artificial silk. Inside the left breast pocket is an un-numbered RZM tag. The tunic's exterior is free of mothing and stains and presents in excellent condition. $12,500.  More Photos

2012U1 - Allgemeine SS Obersturmbannfuhrer tailor made tunic with adjutant aiguillette. The black wool tunic features officer machine sewn collar tabs featuring a 7th Standarten ( Plauen) unit collar tab and a rank tab indicating Obersturmbannfuhrer. On the right shoulder is an appropriate officer’s board for the Obersturmbannfuhrer's rank presenting interlacing aluminum braids. Passing under the board and sleeve is an adjutant's aiguillette. These aiguillettes were identical in style to the adjutants aiguillettes worn by the Heer . The SS officers dress aiguillette was a different style having the double runics. On the upper right sleeve is the Alter Kampfer chevron. On the upper left sleeve is the multi-piece constructed armband. Lower on the left sleeve is the cufftitle for the 7th Sturm. The front is closed with four matching Extra Fein marked buttons as are the four pocket buttons. The inside of the left hip pocket has a sewn-in D ring used to suspend the officer’s dolch. The backside of the tunic is double seamed with two waist high belt support buttons. The interior is fully lined with black artificial silk. Tailor label for JOHANNES NENDEL, vorm. Ernst Poellner, ANABERG/ERZGEB. is sewn at the rear collar.. $17,500.  More Photos

- Waffen SS Unterscharfuhrer's panzer enlisted man's jacket (wrapper) with yellow-piped reconnaissance boards. This stunning black panzer jacket was probably worn as a "walking out" uniform judging by the condition of this jacket. Manufactured of very high quality black wool the jacket features yellow piped shoulder straps indicating reconnaissance. The machines machine sewn tabs are original to the jacket. On the left breast area are three sets of vertical loops for decorations and badges and three horizontal loops for a clasp or ribbon bar. The interior is lined with black polished cotton. There are size marking on the upper left chest area. The number 525 is stamped near the size stamps. This stunning coat has an embroidered SS enlisted eagle machine sewn on the left sleeve. This jacket is an excellent example and impossible to upgrade. Suggested offering price $16,000 Additional photos upon request. More Photos

1712U4 - Army/Waffen SS/ Luftwaffe low-rise black leather boots as worn by armored personnel. These boots display honest period use. The interior of each boot no longer displays any stamps. The pull-up straps (two in each) are present and intact. The bottom soles present heavy use. It is easy to imagine these worn in armor combat on any front. Rare as these continued to be worn following the war and many were lost in combat. The size is approximately 8.5 or 9 US. $750.   More Photos

1712U2 -Worn Waffen SS M44 dot camouflage trousers. These trousers first appeared in early 1944. The hbt cotton/rayon blend trousers feature all matching scoop zinc buttons that secure the two side scalloped pockets, legs, interior waistline area and fly. One of the four fly buttons is missing in action. The trousers display a built-in belt. At the end of each leg are tie strings used for closing the bottoms during operations. The interior waist area displays a single stamp, SS-BW. There is consistent period wear evident at the end of the pant legs and around the area of the waist. The trouser' size measures approximately 38.0 x 33.0 ( waist x inseam) inches. $2750.   More Photos

164U1 - Very rare Type I white standard bearer dress gloves. These leather gloves display the three machine sewn decorative stitch lines with a single fastening button. This style of glove is shown in the authoritative pictorial reference book " Meine Ehre Heisst Treue, Inside the Allgemeine SS 1925-1945 "by Ulric of England , author. Copyright 2012. Published by Andrea Press, Spain. Page 384. The inside is stamped 3 indicating the size. $1100. More Photos

118U2 - Rare Waffen SS "Wiking" Oberscharfuhrer M40 service tunic and breeches. The 5th Waffen SS Panzer Division "Wiking" was the first non-German Waffen SS division comprised mainly of Scandinavian and northern European volunteers. The Wiking Division was commanded by Gruppenfuhrer Felix Steiner and later Obergruppenfuhrer Herbert Gille. Herbert Gille was one of two Waffen SS commanders to be awarded the Brillanten ( Diamonds ) to their Ritterkreutz. The other being Sepp Dietrich of the 1st SS Panzer Division, "Liebstandarte Adolf Hitler". The Wiking Division fought primarily on the Eastern Front and suffered heavy casualties throughout the war. This rare tunic features the rare machine woven "bevo' cufftitle , "Wiking". The inward-facing side of the cufftitle displays wear where the cufftitle came into contact with the tunic while in use. On each shoulder is a pink waffenfarb ( panzer ) piped shoulder strap that displays full aluminum tresse borders with a single rank pip. Along the edge of the dark green wool felt collar is machine sewn tresse. The right runic collar tab is embroidered aluminum wire. The left rank tab features two rank pips denoting a SS Oberscharfuhrer. The two breast and two billowed hip pockets display deep scalloped flaps and pleats. The front closure consists of five ( 5 ) matching pebbled aluminum buttons marked " MOT7" that all show a loss of their original field gray finish due to period use as do the four pockets. On the left front breast pocket are two sets of loops for the display of the Oberscharfuhrer's decorations. Above the left breast pocket is a set of loops for display of the Close Combat Clasp. There is minor evidence of mothing on the rear of the left sleeve. There are four sets of three holes ( two front , two back) for belt hooks. The interior is partially lined with light brown cotton. Along the right side are the marker's name "Marte", size stamps and M40. The interior displays little/no wear. Accompanying the tunic is a pair of field gray wool breeches. The front displays a three button fly that closes with a hook and catch. A single pocket is on each side of the pant leg. There is a cinch belt on each side of the waistline for adjustment. The interior is partially lined with brown cotton fabric along the waistline and pockets. The seat has a single scallop buttoned pocket. At the end of each pant leg are seldom seen zippers marked RHEIN NADEL used for adjustment. A non-standard customized feature. There is no evidence of mothing or stains. Decorations pictured are for display only. Visor hat for display only. Very rare. $12,000. More Photos

237SO11 - Luftwaffe Corps of Engineers Leitender Fl. Chefingenieur general officer's greatcoat. This is the highest rank of the Luftwaffe Corps of Engineers. This magnificent example features machine sewn matching celleon shoulder boards with a single rank pip affixed to the intertwined gold and silver cords. The matching pink collar tabs are also celleon with the highly detailed gold bullion wreath with a vertical propeller. The lapels present pink facing matching the collar tabs and shoulder boards. The highest quality tricot wool coat was used in the construction of this tailor-made garment. The double-breasted front displays ten gold Overhoff & Cie marked closure buttons. The interior is lined with blue-gray artificial silk. The tailor's label is sewn onto the interior breast pocket indicating "KARL HENNESCHEN, Plauen". A dagger hanger strap is sewn to the interior for attachment of the general's dagger. Overall this exceptionally rare garment is in excellent condition having only minor mothing on the back of the coat. A ten percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price. 12,500.  More Photos

237SO7 - Named 1935 dated Luftwaffe Generalleutnant's Formal Evening Dress Jacket and trousers. This exceptional offering consists of the formal evening jacket with a gold bullion dress aiguilette. The matched bullion set of the general's shoulder boards with the proper white underlay are sewn-in. The boards display a single rank pip on the intertwined bullion white and gold cording. The collar is bordered with matching gold piping. The hand-sewn collar tabs feature two wreathed bullion gulls with a gold twistcord border. Over the area of the right breast is a 2nd style gold bullion Luftwaffe general eagle of the highest quality. Over the area of the left breat is a series of loops for the attachment of a long ribbon bar. Lower on the left side are two sets of loops for the attachment of the general's decorations. The short double-breasted jacket has two rows of six pebbled aluminum gold button on each side joined with a gold pebbled button chain. The interior presents a worn Berlin tailor's label with the general's name written on the inside pocket. The general's name is currently being researched. The matching dress trousers feature a broad gold bullion stripe that runs along each pantleg. A ten percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price. 9500.  More Photos

237SO3 - Luftwaffe Corps of Engineering General's four pocket tunic for the rank of FL. Chefingenieur . This exceptional tunic features matching tailor machine sewn shoulder boards and collar tabs for the rank of Fl. Chefingenieur., a rank commensurate with Generalmajor. This insignia presents a pink underlay with the appropriate bullion rank. The collar tabs each display a full gold bullion wreath with a single gold vertical propeller. The collar is bordered with bullion gold piping. Above the right breast pocket is a gold 2nd style bullion Luftwaffe general's eagle. Above the left breast is a long ribbon medal bar with the several awards indicating service during World War I. On the pleated left breast pocket are three sets of loops for the general's decorations. Each of the two breast and two hip pockets pleated pockets is secured with a matching gold pebbled button. The front is closed by four original sewn matching gold buttons. The high-quality Luftwaffe blue wool is totally free of mothing and stains. The interior is lined with blue-gray rayon. The L.V.A. label is sewn to the back collar indicating the garment was procured from a Luftwaffe supply source in Berlin. The tunic displays light wear and is in museum quality condition. A ten percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price. 9500.  More Photos

237U6 - Rare Luftwaffe Corps of Engineers FL. Hauptstabsingenieur tunic and breeches. This high- quality gabardine wool tunic presents sewn-in major equivalent rank Corps of Engineers shoulder boards having pink waffenfarbe. The matching pink waffenfarbe hand-sewn collar tabs display a vertical bullion propeller. Above the right breast pocket is a 2nd style Luftwaffe officer's bullion eagle. The unmarked interior is lined in light brown artificial silk. The tunic presents in mint condition. Accompanying the tunic is set of slightly worn Luftwaffe officer breeches. 1950.  More Photos

237U5 - Named Luftwaffe Flieger flight engineer four pocket service tunic. This service tunic features the correct rank appropriate shoulder straps displaying the yellow waffenfarbe for personnel attached to flight units. The collar is piped with thick yellow waffenfarbe. Inside the collar piping is silver aluminum tresse denoting a NCO. The machine sewn single gull collar tabs correspond with the shoulder straps. Above the pleated right breast pocket is sewn an embroidered 1st style Luftwaffe nco/enlisted breast eagle. On the left breast pleted pocket is a single set of loops for the flieger's qualification badge. Sewn to the lower left sleeve is the specialty insignia indicating a flight engineer. The unmarked interior is linedwith blue artificial silk. Inside the left breast pocket is sewn a nametag that reads, "OLNAU". A beautiful example. 1200.  More Photos

237U4 - Luftwaffe Flieger Leutnant's dress mess jacket and trousers. This outstanding example features sewn-in fellow waffenfarbe indicating a flight Leutnant's shoulder boards. The collar displays silver aluminum piping. The officer's formal aiguilette extends from the left shoulder attached with the proper button under the collar tab. Over the area of the right breast is a 1st style Luftwaffe officer's bullion eagle having the downward tail feathers. On the area of the right breast is a single set of loops for the display of a decoration: perhaps a Spanish Cross. Over the area of the left breast are a series of loops for the attachment of a ribbon bar. One of the loops has given way with time. Lower on the left side are two more sets of loops for attaching decorations and a qualification badge. This double-breasted evening jacket presents two rows of four decorative pebbled aluminum buttons on each of the two front panels joined by a fastening chain. On the lower right sleeve is a hand-embroidered officer's "Geschwader Boelke" cufftitle. It is very rare to find a Luftwaffe dress mess jacket displaying a period sewn Geschwader title. The interior presents the tailor's label, " GUNTER VIOHL Vorm Emil, Meyer, Breslau- Kiel Berlin W8." The evening jacket is accompanied by a pair of matching high quality wool trousers. The trousers feature a single aluminum stripe extending down each pantleg. The interior presents an unmarked Wilhelm Holters, Berlin tailor label. Holters was the premier Berlin tailor that supplied uniforms to the highest level of Third Reich personalities including Adolf Hitler. A ten percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price. 4000.  More Photos

2209U7 - Luftwaffe Hauptmann's tropical four pocket tunic with owner's initials. This fine example is constructed of heavy cotton tropical tan fabric. If features removable matching shoulder boards for a Hauptmann with yellow waffenfarbe. This color waffenfarbe indicates the Hauptmann was attached to either a flight or Fallschirmjager unit. The tunic displays two pleated breast pockets. The hip pockets are unpleated. The tropical brown pebbled aluminum button thar secure the front show light period wear. Over the lest breast pocket are a series of loops presumable for the attachment of a flight clasp or ribbon bar. On the left breast are three sets of loops for the attachment of the officer's qualification badge and awards. The exterior is in excellent condition displaying very light wear. The interior displays the Peek & Cloppenburg, Berlin maker's stamp and size. This maker was also known for its production of panzer jackets. Sewn on the lower right side bandage pocket is a small tag with the owner's initials. $4500.  More Photos

2206U10 - Luftwaffe Hermann Goring Panzer Division panzerjacke. This panzerjacke features matching white waffenfarbe detachable enlisted shoulder straps. White was the color waffenfarbe worn by the Hermann Goring Panzer division of the Luftwaffe. Machine sewn to each collar is a white piped collar tab with a jawless Hussar style skull. Machine sewn on the area of the right breast is a white machine embroidered Luftwaffe NCO/enlisted eagle. Over the area of the left breast are three sets of loops for the attachment of the Luftwaffe man's decorations. The interior is partially lined with black cotton/rayon blend material. The well-known panzer wrap maker "Reitz" is stamped in white above the size stamps. The wrap is in excellent condition having no repairs mothing or tears. The cufftitle has been reapplied. A ten percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price. 15,000.  More Photos

2111U4 - Luftwaffe Medical Hauptmann’s white summer tunic. This is one of the finest white tunics Oakleaf has ever offered. The removable shoulder boards and matching cornflower blue collar tabs present an excellent contrast to the unblemished white cotton fabric. The upper “gull” on each tab displays patination. Above the right pleated breast pocket is an aluminum Luftwaffe officer’s eagle secured with two sewn loops ( pictured). The interior is unmarked as these summer tunics were not. $850.  More Photos

2111SO1 - Luftwaffe Administration General’s theater made tropical tunic. This rare tunic presents matching Administration General’s collar tabs with a dark green wool base material with gold twistcord borders and bullion wreaths each with a gold central diamond. The shoulder boards are removable with a white overlay as worn by Luftwaffe generals and a base with a dark green waffenfarbe indicating the administrative position. These boards are slightly mismatched in size with the general using what insignia was available in the theater. This tunic has four gold front buttons and a gold button on each of the breast and hip scalloped and pleated pockets. Along the open neck collar is machine sewn heavy twistcord gold piping. Over the right breast pocket, the general elected to have his gold general’s continental eagle sewn. This eagle displays wear having been removed from his four pocket blue service tunic. The interior is unmarked as is expected of theater made uniforms. This tunic shows sun fading particularly in the armpit area and underside of each sleeve. $5,000.  More Photos

2110U2 - Luftwaffe officer’s dress brocade belt. A perfect example of the Luftwaffe officer brocade belt. The oval buckle is unmarked. The leather tab sewn inside the brocade indicated a 1944 date of manufacture and the maker. The belt is adjustable up to size 36 inches. $500.  More Photos

218U4 - Winter padded insultation as worn over the service uniform. This sunissued set featured padded quilted rayon material that was intend to be worn under the greatcoat for added insulation. The jacket secures in the front with two ties: one upper chest the other around the midsection. The trousers are of the same quilted rayon material. Thwaist is secures with a built-in waist cotton tape strip. The interior is stamped ith the RBN number and size 1 indicating a small size. $300.  More Photos

218U3 - Luftwaffe M44 breeches. Unissued heavy weight Luftwaffe blue wool in flawless condition having no mothing or stains. Pants feature a five button front closure. There is a cinch belt on each side of the pants for waist adjustment. Cut in the style having flared thighs. The single rear pocket is sscalloped with a single button. The seat is reinforced. The interior waist is missing a manufacture’s tag but stamped size II indicating a medium. The breeches measure approximately 34.0 waist x 28 inseam. $400.  More Photos

155U4 - Rare Luftwaffe field divisions water pattern camouflage field coat. This field coat features the camouflage splinter pattern on heavy cotton duck material. The right breast area displays a hand-sewn camouflage embroidered eagle. The front is secured with five metal scoop dish buttons. On each shoulder is a loop and single button for attachment of a shoulder board. Under the collar is a storm flap.The interior is unlined and the pockets are made using tan cotton fabric. Size stamps are evident on the left pocket. Un-issued. $5999. More Photos

157SO3 - Rare Luftwaffe field divisions splinter coat with officer's overseas cap. The consignor of this five item ensemble, complete with field jacket, screwback 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class, cloth Fallschimjager badge, Oberlt. reserve collar tabs and officer hat, acquired it, among other war relics , in 1974/75 from West Germany's military attache in Washington D.C. This Bundeswehr Fallschirmjager colonel had numerous family members and some friends desirous to dispose of some military items outside West Germany discreetly. This field coat features the camouflage splinter pattern on heavy cotton duck material. The right breast area displays a factory machine sewn camouflage embroidered eagle. The front is secured with five glass buttons indicating early production of this model field coat. On each shoulder is a very rare camouflage shoulder strap. These straps are near impossible to find as most were discarded after the coat was issued and replaced with standard rank straps. On the left breast area is a screwback Iron Cross 1st and a cloth version of the Fallschirmabzeichen . These are period applied examples and original to the coat. The hole which the post of the screwback EK1 passes through is marrowed meaning that it is machine stitched along the opening. Under the collar is a storm flap. The interior is unlined and the pockets are made using blue cotton fabric. Accompanying the camouflage field coat is the Luftwaffe officer' s overseas cap featuring all bullion eagle and kokarde insignia with factory applied aluminum piping. The tan cotton lined interior is marked size 55. The Luftwaffe reserve officer tabs were found in a pocket of the jacket by the consignor. Provenance will be provided to the buyer upon completion of sale. $8750. More Photos

1611U4 - Luftwaffe tropical Uberfallhosen as worn by Luftwaffe flight and Fallschirmjager personnel. Features large anterior thigh pocket and built-in cotton web belt. Matching plastic buttons are factory sewn. End of each leg is fastened with adjustable cotton strap. Interior pocket is 42 dated with size stamps. Measures 32.0 waist x 25.0 length. Rare. $3500. More Photos

114U6 - Luftwaffe summer flight pants. These light brown / tan cotton fabric flying pants feature a front leather pull tab zipper that descends down the front to the crotch. The waist is adjusted with a built-in cloth belt. On the inside of each pant leg another zipper extends from mid-calf to the cuff. One of these leather pull tabs is missing. A three snap pocket is positioned on the right outside thigh. The front thigh pockets have been professionally removed . It is done so well it is hard to tell if it was done by the maker. Descending down each side is a plastic pull tab zipper that allows entry inside the pants. At the rear are four bakelite buttons used for the attachment of braces. Along the inside waistline is an RBN numbered, 1943 dated and size stamped "IIa" maker's cloth tag. The pants are partially lined with Luftwaffe blue rayon fabric. Rare. $950. More Photos

1011U5 - Luftwaffe Forestry Service greatcoat. This dark green full length wool greatcoat features a dark green wool felt collar with Luftwaffe Forestry Service bullion collar and shoulder board insignia indicating the rank of Hilfsforster . The shoulder boards are piped in dark green velvet and feature a single metal oak leaf on each. On the left shoulder the retaining button is missing. The double breasted front has two rows of matching dark green buttons. The exterior has areas of minor moth-thinning to the fabric but not through the material. This does not detract from the overall appearance. The rear features a partial belt joined by a single button. The interior is lined with dark green artificial silk. The tailor label is sewn on the back of the garment and in the inside pocket along with the owner's name and is dated 1942. Rare. $700. More Photos

1011U8 - Luftwaffe Forestry officer's tunic for the rank of Revierforster. This very rare tunic features a dark green velvet collar with silver aluminum twistcord piping. On each shoulder is an officer board with matching dark green velvet waffenfarbe and a single gilt rank pip. There is a matching set of tabs that display the silver embroidered oak leaf configuration of a Revierforster rank officer. This embroidery is stunning. Over the right pleated and scalloped breast pocket is an officer's aluminum silver breast eagle on dark green velvet backing. This eagle is unique to the Luftwaffe Forestry Service. The scalloped edges of the four tunic pockets is trimmed with dark green piping as is the front closure. The back vent is also trimmed with dark green piping along with two silver pebbled aluminum buttons. The interior is lined with medium gray artificial silk. Inside the left breast pocket is the tailor'd label 'Oswald Krueger, Wiesbaden " along with the Forestry officer's name. The nametag is dated 1936. Very rare and in excellent condition. $1750. More Photos

238U15 - Kriegsmarine named and 1938 dated evening mess dress jacket and matching vest. This outstand example features a stunning hand-embroidered officer's bullion breast eagle. The rank stripe on each sleeve indicating Leutnant. Above the rank stripes is the officer's rating insignia showing he had an administrative position. The front features a double row of six gilt anchor buttons. A fastening chain extends between the two front panels. The interior is lined with black silk. The inside pocket has the tailor's name, " HEINRICH VOGT, Flensburg" and owner's ( illegible) name and dated 1938. Accompanying the dinner jacket is an unmarked matching blue dress vest. 1250.  More Photos

238U14 - Vice-Admiral Friedrich Gotting formal frock coat. Friedrich Gotting entered service in the Imperial Navy as a sea cadet on April 1, 1903 and was commissioned as an ensign on April 15, 1904. Ensign Gotting was promoted to first lieutenant on in 1906. Leutnant Gotting served on heavy cruiser First Bismarck and gunboats Luchs and Tiger while serving in East Asia. In 1915 Gotting commanded Torpedo Boat "S" and later commanded U-Boats U93, U97 and U100. During the interim years following Germany's defeat in 1918, Gotting served in the Weimar Republic's Navy taking on assignment as Chief of the 2nd Minesweeping Semi-Flotilla Baltic Sea. During the years leading up to September 1, 1939, Gotting served in a number of command positions with the Weimar Navy which included his promotion to vice admiral in October 1937 and appointed as Inspector of Naval Intelligence. On December 1, 1939 Gotting was dismissed from the navy. On January1, 1940 served with the office of Torpedo Weapons in Naval Operations. Having been called back into service on September 1, 1942 as the Coastal Commander of the Eastern Baltic Sea and Commander of the Kriegsmarine base at Gotenhafen which he held until February 1943. Vice Admiral Gotting was discharged from service on March 31, 1943 and later held in Russian captivity until he died 0n January 3, 1946. This frock coat features a hand-embroidered Kriegsmarine officer's breast eagle over the area of the right breast. The shoulders retain the bridles and raised posts for the attachment of the vice admiral's missing shoulder boards. Above the area of the left breast is a series of loops for the attachment of a long service war. Lower on the left side front are two sets of looks for the attachment of the vice admiral's Iron Cross 1st Class and his Imperial era U-Boat badge. On each lower sleeve are the rank stripes of a vice Admiral. The interior is lined with black silk. The upper rear neck area displays the tailor's label for "H. Clausen, Rendsburg, since 1906. The inside pocket presents the owner's name label which reads, " Herr Konteradmiral F. Gotting, 1934". The arm length is 64 cm, chest circumference 96 and length being 115cm. A ten percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price. 6500.  More Photos

237U12 - Kriegsmarine inflatable life jacket. This yellow heavy weatherized canvas vest displays a Kriegsmarine acceptance stamp. The rubber blow tube is missing its mouthpiece, gone over time. Extremely hard to find is the affixed cylinder that once was filled inflated the life jacket. The tube is well marked with the maker's name and numbered. All the straps are present and in unused condition. 500.  More Photos

237U11 - Kriegsmarine Leather Deck Coat and matching leather pants. Intended to be worn by bridge and deck personnel, this style coat was favored by U-Boat crews. The leather coat is often seen in period photographs being worn by decorated U-Boat officers. The coat features a double row of four gray anchor buttons. This example displays believe period use having mild wear along the cuffs and other areas. The interior is private maker labeled Hettlage & Lampe, Kiel size 56. Accompanying the deck coat is a pair of gray leather pants to complete the ensemble. The pants are in mint unworn condition with the original H&L (Hettage & Lampe) maker's paper tag dated 12/42. 1500.  More Photos

237U10 - Kriegsmarine Rubberized Foul Weather double breasted coat. This rarer article of specialized clothing features a double row of front closure anchor buttons. The synthetic outer material is rubberized for protection against the elements. The coat's interior has a zipper for the removable lining. The zipper 's removable pull-tag is no longer present. Looking for the Kriegsmarine acceptance stamp, is found under the left side of the hip pocket. No Kriegsmarine collection is complete without this rare outer garment. 750.  More Photos

237U9 - Kriegsmarine Machinenmaat dress Pea coat. This pea coat features machine sewn collar tabs with a single rank stripe. The junior NCO coat displays a wide gold tresse along the collar. Over the area of the right breast is a stunning example of a two-tone Kriegsmarine NCO or officers breast eagle. Sewn to the second button hole is a ribbon for the Iron Cross 2nd Class. Over the area of the left chest is a single set of loops for the attachment of the Machenenmaat's award. The front of the pea coat presents a double row of six bright gilt anchor buttons. One the left sleeve is sewn a gilt metal specialty career insignia of a Machinemaat. The interior is BAK and size stamped inside the upper left sleeve's lining. A perfect example in mint condition. 750.  More Photos

237U2 - Named 1937 dated Kriegsmarine Korvettenkapitan officer's frock coat with medical cypher slip-on boards. This high-quality officer's frock coat was worn for dress and formal occasions. The matching Korvettenkapitan slip-on shoulder boards attach with a gilt anchor button. On each board is a medical cypher indicating a medical officer. Over the area of the right breast is a nicely age-toned Kriegsmarine officer breast eagle displaying excellent detail. Towards the bottom of each sleeve are three rows of gold bullion ( age-toned) rank stripes indicating the rank of Korvettenkapitan. Above these stripes on each sleeve is the bullion specialty insignia of a senior medical officer. The front closure displays two rows of five bright gilt anchor buttons. The interior reveals the label of the "MARINEOFFIZIER KLEIDERKLASS KIEL" tailors label. The inside pocket displays the OFFIZIERKLIEDERKLASSE DER KRIEGSMARINE KIEL nametag showing the officer's name and date. 950.  More Photos

237U1 - Kriegsmarine Leutnant's Coastal Artillery tunic with U.S. Army veteran's provenance. This outstanding four pocket Kriegsmarine Coastal Artillery tunic features matching factory applied shoulder boards and collar tabs. The Kriegsmarine leutnant shoulder boards feature winged cyphers indicating attachment to coastal artillery flak unit. Each board is secured by a Kriegsmarine button. On each collar is a machine sewn officer rank bullion litzen tab. The Kriegsmarine officer's bullion breast eagle over the right breast pocket is handsewn applied. is an excellent example showing fine detail. All breast, hip and all buttons that close the front are original to the tunic and display the Kriegmarine anchor. The exterior field gray early quality wool is in excellent condition having no evidence of wearing being in near mint condition. The interior presents the original tailor's label, " August Kuster & Sohne" and is lined with gray cotton ling. There is also a depot stamp B.A.W and dated 16.6.40. Accompanying the tunic is extensive provenance indicating the tunic was brought back by Corporal Clarence J. Laushell who served with the 3712th Quartermaster Truck Company as a driver. Corporal Laushell served in the European Theatre from November 17, 1943 through November 13, 1945. Included in the offering are numerous articles of his U,S. Army insignia, photographs and travel souvenirs while serving abroad. Of particular importance in establishing the provenance is a single photograph of Corporal Laushell wearing his captured war trophy. A ten percent buyer's premium will be added to the listed price. 3000.  More Photos

218U2 - Kriegsmarine officer white summer tunic. This unissued white cotton tunic features officer bullion slip-on shoulder boards for the rank of Korvettenkapitan. The front is closed with four gilt anchor buttons as are the two breast and hip pockets. All buttons are detachable for laundering. Above the right breast is a gilt metal breast eagle. The interior is is devoid of stamps but retains its original sewn-in maker’s paper tag indicating manufacture by Uniformbekleidung Ernst Muller, Berlin and the size. Inside one of the pockets was found another paper tag as shown indicating MARINE BEKLEIDUNGSAMT KIEL, WEISSES-JACKET and size.. This spectacular Kriegsmarine tunic is museum quality. $1,000  More Photos

218U1 - Kriegsmarine tropical four pocket tunic. This unissued heavy cotton drill tan tunic features four brownt anchor buttons as are the two breast and hip pockets. All buttons are detachable for laundering. Above the right breast is a machine and hand-stitched factory woven Kriegsmarine tropical breast eagle. The interior is stamped under the inside lapel with the maker’s name C.STEUERNAGEL, WORMS and size 45 92 67. An additional cloth size tag is sewn to the bottom hem. This is a an outstanding example of this style tunic. $1,000.  More Photos

194U1 - Named Kriegsmarine Officer reefer jacket and matching trousers named to Korvetten-Kapitan K.K. Ludorff senior engineering officer of the 12th U-Boat Flotilla- Bordeaux, France. The reefer jacket and pants were tailored made in Bordeaux. This set comes with leather foul weather coat with double row of matching gilded buttons. Coat also has fur trimmed collar and shoulder epaulets with Arabic numeral "1" identifying officer as senior engineering officer's coat ( if hanging in U-Boat bunker readying room). This set comes with matching condition and size foul weather leather pants.$4,000. for all four uniform items or $2600 for matching named reefer jacket and pants and $1650 for matching leather foul leather coat and pants. The 12th Flotilla C.O. was Korvetten-Kapitan Klaus Scholtz Knights Cross 12/26/1941, Oak Leaves 9/10/42, His U-108 was a long range Type IX B and he apparently chose Ludorff as his engineering officer because he was very familiar with Type IX boats like U-505 and the 12th Flotilla was primarily Type IX long range boats. The U-Boat badge is shown to illustrate arrangement of loops and is not available for purchase. More Photos

1611U2 - Kriegsmarine tropical shorts. Mint un-issued. Tan cotton shorts as warn by Kriegsmarine personnel in the Mediterranean theater. Size and date are well marked along the interior waistline. $450. More Photos

168U1 - Kriegsmarine Oberleutnant reefer coat. This coat features a Kriegsmarine offer eagle over the right breast area. The coat further displays two sets of loops in the area of the left side. On each of the sleeves are two rows of gilt bullion rank braid indicating the rank of Oberleutnant. Above the two rows is a single bullion star indicating the officer was assigned to a vessel for sea duty. The interior displays the tailor's lable "Niemann -Lappe, Kiel.- $2500. More Photos

2311U2 - Polizei officer's walking out dress tunic with aiguillette. This tunic features matching sewn-in shoulder boards for the rank of Oblt. Secured to the right shoulder is the officer's dress aiguillette. Over the left breast pleated pocket are two loops for the attachment of a ribbon bar. On the left breast pocket are three sets of loops for the attachment of the officer's awards. On the left sleeve is a hand-embroidered bullion Polizei officer's eagle. The green piping that extends down the front of the eight button closure indicates Schutzpolizei. The interior is lined with artificial silk and is without of a tailor's label or nametag. 2000.  More Photos

2112U1 - NSDAP Political/Civil high boots. This pair of high brown boots was worn by party officials and other political civil and paramilitary organizations as the Sturmabteilung ( SA). The boots are a larger size of approximately 11-12 (US) and are in exceptional condition for display. The soles present the wear which is moderate. The interior is stamped No 24813. Brown boots are less common than the more readily available black high boots. $500.  More Photos

1611U6 - Polizei breeches. Mint condition, un-issued. Polizei blue wool. Interior presents size stamps, dated 44 with RBN number. Size 36.0 waist x 26.0 inseam. $450. More Photos

166U6 - Mint un-issued SA cotton brown shirt. This light brown pull-over shirt features two detachable matching collars. One of the collars is stamped P L 1 39. The second collar is likewise stamped but the "9" is faintly visible. The sleeves end with French cuffs. The collar attaches to the shirt with a single stud. The shirt is unmarked.$425. More Photos

135U1 - SA-Stiefelhose ( breeches). These medium brown wool breeches feature two vertical flap scalloped pockets that are secures with a brown plastic buttons. The front fly is closed with six ( two at the waistline) matching machine sewn brown plastic buttons. There are three buttons along the waistline for attachment of braces. One of four is missing. At the end of each pant leg is a single buttonhole and drawstrings for adjustment. The buttons are not present which leads me to believe these breeches are not only mint but un-issed. At each side is a cinch belt for waistline adjustment. There is a single scalloped buttoned pocket on the seat. The interior is partially lined with gray cotton fabric. There is a single stamp "24"stamped along the waistline. A RZM tag indicating the manufacturer's code is sewn to the underside of the rear pocket. The breeches measure approxiamtely 30 (wait) x 25.0 inches ( inseam). The overall condition is Mint. $450 . More Photos

133U2 - SA cloth "lederhosen" (for "Hochland" Shirt) Brushed mustard-tan cotton w/raised white edging (now aged to "cream" color) to simulate traditional chamois shorts, top of rear waist cut in wide "V", front flap, pair of side pockets and knife pocket on right side; unbleached (?) cotton fabric waistband (very small tag w/red "40") and pocket bags; simulated stag horn buttons; Used but very sound; Excellent Excellent. $150.00 . More Photos

1211U2 - NSDAP "Stiefelhose" (breeches) . These medium brown wool breeches feature two vertical flap scalloped pockets that are secures with a NSDAP gilt button with a party eagle. The front fly is closed with five matching machine sewn brown plastic buttons. There is a double row of brown plastic buttons circumventing the waistline for attachment of braces. At the end of each pant leg are seven buttons for sizing the calf portion inside the high boots. At each side is a cinch belt for waistline adjustment. There is a single scalloped buttoned pocket on the seat. The interior is partially lined with gray cotton fabric. There is a single stamp "48" indicating size. A RZM tag indicating the manufacturer's code is sewn to the underside of one of the front pockets. The overall condition is excellent. $350. More Photos

1011U9 - Reichs Arbeit Dienst (RAD) officer greatcoat. This high quality full length greatcoat features a dark brown wool felt collar with a double breasted front with two rows of matching pebbled aluminum buttons. On each shoulder there is a matching set of RAD officer shoulder boards indicating the rank of Arbeitsfuhrer. The interior is lined with brown/tan artificial silk. The tailor label is sewn on the inside pocket. The 1940 dated nametag indicates the owner's name as Specht. The interior displays a dagger opening for the wear of the RAD leader's dagger. This officer grade wool greatcoat has no staining but a couple of minor moth nips on the right sleeve elbow area. These do not detract from the overall excellent appearance of this quality coat. Rare. $800. More Photos

1011U3 - SA Steifelhose (breeches style) pants. This mint un-issued pair of breeches made of SA brown heavy wool features two front vertical slash button pockets with a small watch pocket. All brown buttons are present. The fly is secured by six buttons with one absent. All eight (8) brace buttons along the exterior waistline are present. At the sides are two cinch belts for adjustment. The rear displays a single button flap pocket. At the end of each tapered pant leg are tie strings with both present. The interior waistband is size stamped 98 1/2 . A SA RZM tag is machine sewn to the underside of the rear pocket. Small size waist. Mint. $500. More Photos

181B1 - Army front plate for belt. $50 . More Photos

1612B1 - Pebbled aluminum buckle. AWS marked. Approximately 3 x 2 inches. $40. More Photos

162B11 - Army dress brocade belt buckle and brocade aluminum belt strap (unmarked). $400. More Photos

181B2 -Luftwaffe 2nd model aluminum.- $90. . More Photos

162B5 - Scarce Kriegsmarine gray finished steel ( unmarked) buckle. Leather strap is ink stamped BAX KM and dated 1943.Stamped size 95. More Photos

171B2 - NSDAP Political leader leather belt with double claw pebbled buckle. Nicely stamped with RZM maker KERNSTRUCK. Dated 1935. Also with runic stamp. Measures full 44.0 inches for full use being a large size belt. Tan brown leather shows age but is in overall excellent condition. $300. More Photos

144FE1 - German Army Mountain boots ( bergschuhe). These rare square toe, ankle high black leather boots feature seven eyelets with the original leather laces. The exterior leather is in exceptional condition. The sole of each boot displays an intricate pattern of iron cleats ideal for mountain wear. Each sole instep is incised with Arabic numeral "40" and "8". The leather lined interior of each boot is stamped with a double-headed eagle/W.A./K.P/1937 "D", "H' and over-stamped/incised "2./G.N.A.67" 9 2nd Kompanie, Gebirgsnachtrichten Abteilung 67 ( 2, Gebirgsdivision ). This pair was originally issued by the Austrian Army and later re-issued through the Wehrmacht. The condition is Mint-issued but unworn. $799. More Photos