084U22 - Waffen SS Medical Hauptsturmfuhrer's ( SS captain's rank) four pocket service tunic
and britches. This stunning tunic features machine-sewn collar tabs for a SS officer with
the rank of Hauptsturmfuhrer. The tabs are the only ones that have ever been on this
collar. On the shoulders are a set of matching cornflower blue waffenfarb boards for
the rank of Haupsturmfuhrer. The boards are professionally sewn into the interior
lining of each sleeve. The front of the tunic has four elegant pleated pockets with
three loops for a short ribbon bar above the left breast pocket. There is a hand-sewn
very rare flat silver wire SS officer's eagle on the left upper sleeve. The interior
features a tailor's label that reads, "Pfenning & Hoppe, Duisburg". The interior is
lined with gray artificial silk. The sleeves are lined with an off-white artificial
silk. The sleeve ends indicate very light period wear as does the underarm
areas. There is a dagger hanger for suspending the officer's "Chained-SS" through
the slotted opening in the left hip pocket. The riding style britches are a
medium gray flannel that contrasts quite nicely with the field gray gabardine
service tunic. The britches, being cut in the "riding style", have lace-ups
that end mid-calf and at the end of each leg is a section of artificial silk
that is secured by 3 buttons. The britches feature belt loops as well as
suspender tabs. All buttons for the front and suspenders (braces) are
intact. These britches are also of high quality material and
construction. The tunic is aproxiamtely size 40"-42" (US) and the
britches are approximately 32-34 waist size with a 27" length. The
britches are in excellent condition with no detracting stains or
mothing. This beautiful and very rare set is complete and ready for
your mannequin. Please see the final reviews posted
at www.wehrmacht-awards.com. $13,500. More Photos
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084U1 - Schutzpolizei tunic for an nco (meister rank) with Latvian shield. This tunic features
matching, machine sewn collar tabs and shoulder boards for a polizei nco. The machine sewn
Schutzpolizei sleeve eagle is above a Latvian embroidered shield indicating a posting in
Latvia. There is an Eastern Front ribbon sewn into the upper button hole. There are also
two sets of loops on the left breast pocket. There is also single set of loops above
the left breast pocket. The interior is lined with artificial silk rayon. A very rare
polizei tunic. $1850. More Photos
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084U2 - Army M43 tunic for a medical Unteroffizier. This near mint tunic features standard M43
construction lacking pleated pockets and having straight flaps. The material is the late war
coarse wool. The eagle has been replaced judging by its position high over the right breast
pocket and being handsewn. The wool of the matching cornflower blue piped boards matches
the wool of the tunic. The collar tabs are original to the tunic. There is a medical
cipher for each board but one has detached and is in a breast pocket. There is a sanistat
specialty insignia on the lower right sleeve. One of the rear belt hooks is missing. The
tunic has no mothing or stains and is in overall excellent condition. The interior
features the expected size stamps and is dated 1944. There is also an RBN number. $1650. More Photos
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084U3 - Army M36 tunic with artillery oberfeldwebel boards. This is an early- war high quality
constructed piece. The tunic features pleated pockets is scalloped flaps. The matching tabs
were replaced at one time or another. The eagle is very neatly hand-applied and I believe
period done. The aluminum collar tresse is machine sewn and I believe original to the
tunic. The boards indicate a change in rank as indicated by the additional holes on
each. This was very common to simply add and change the position of the pips. There is no
mothing or staining. The interior is nicely marked with size stamps and 40 dated. $1795. More Photos
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084U4 - Army tropical 1st pattern (Afrika Korps) tunic. This rare tunic features a hand-sewn
tropical eagle that shows period wear along with matching reconnaissance
boards (replacements). The litzen is factory machine sewn. The rank chevron is also machine
sewn. The detachable pebbled aluminum buttons all have matching wear to the finish. The
eagle and chevron show period wear and are frayed. The eagle demonstrates wear consistent
with an equipment strap rubbing against to the cotton. There are several stains and
several small holes along the center back seam. The tunic has been professionally
shortened as evidenced by the length of the interior bandage pocket. The interior shows
normal wear for a tunic that says "been there". The interior is also size
stamped,dated 42 and shows the manufacturer's stamp "Lago…. ". A rare original Afrika Korps
tunic. $3200. More Photos
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083U8 - Kriegsmarine jumper "dickie" collar. This example is made of white cotton for the
neck area that is sewn to a blue collar that extends from the front and over the shoulder to
the upper back. The blue collar is edged with three white stripes. At the front of the
collar are two drawstrings that tie for closure. The white front portion has two loops used
for attachment to the jumper. There are two shortened tie strings at the rear of the white
pullover for attachment to the rear. There are markings at the base of the white portion
that is illegible that I presume to be the manufacturer's code. This rare piece makes a
great ( and needed) addition for anyone looking to complete a KM jumper ensemble. $200. More Photos
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083U6 - Schutzpolizei Reserve uniform set for a 2ND Leutnant. - This great police uniform
consists of an eight button Waffenrock (parade tunic) made of Police blue/green wool with
dark brown collar and cuffs. It has light green waffenfarb in around the collar, cuffs and
down the front. The bullion officer's aluminum police sleeve eagle is neatly hand-sewn and
original to the tunic. The police collar tabs are machine-sewn. The sewn-in officer
shoulder boards are piped in brown with green underlay. These indicate a police rank
equivalent of a second lieutenant for the Schutzpolizei. There are two sets of loops
on the left breast pocket and a long set of loops for a ribbon bar above the left breast
pocket. There is another set of loops on the right breast pocket that might indicate
the owner was awarded a Spanish Cross or another award. This was a well-decorated
Police Officer. The tailor-made tunic was produced by the firm of Myer & Romer in
Frankfurt. The tunic comes with a pair of matching, green-piped officer's style
straight-leg pants. which are also in excellent condition. If you want a
Schutzpolizei uniform this is it! $2,500. More Photos
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083U1 - SS Sahariana 2nd model tropical Keilhose pants. These rare pants would make a great
addition for anyone looking to complete an SS tropical uniform. The pants are constructed
of heavy cotton khaki. There are 5 machine sewn belt hooks - two front and three rear. There
are two exterior side adjusting straps on each side of the waist. There are also five
pockets - two slash button front flap pockets, watch pocket and two rear button flap
pockets. The front fly is closed by five buttons. The legs taper to end with cotton
tie straps which hold the pants to the boot. The interior is stamped on the
waistband, " Bader 48 88". All six interior button are present showing original
thread. Rare and mint showing minimal storage wear. $1800. More Photos
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083U2 - SS M44 trousers. These rare trousers were introduced for wear with the short M44
jacket. They are made of a coarse, feature straight leg design with straps sewn at the
bottom of each leg for size adjustment. The trousers have two front flap slash buttons
and a watch pocket. At the rear are two additional flap pockets. The top front waist
button is metal as are the interior buttons used for securing the suspenders. The fabric
is heavy, coarse wool and the field gray color is referred to as Feldgrau 44. The pants
come with the original factory cotton/rayon belt. The interior waistline is lined in
cotton muslin and a faint stamp can be seen along the waist. The material
shows "thinning" in spots caused by age but the pants are in overall excellent
condition. $1,600. More Photos
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083U3 - Army M44 Keilhose trousers. These coarse wool/rayon trousers feature reinforced
crotch and seat. The fly has four button with an additional two metal dish buttons at the
waist. There are two front slash pockets (without flaps) each closed with a button. The
seat has a single button pocket. The legs taper to end with cotton ties which lead from
a length of cloth that secures the trousers over the boot. The bottom interior of each
pant leg is reinforced with a strip of green cotton. There is a cinch belt on either
side of the waist for adjustment. The interior waistline is well marked with an RBN
number and size stamps though these are barely legible. These pants are unissued and
mint. $1,600. More Photos
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083U4 - SS Camouflage panzer jacket in dot pattern. This item of SS camouflage clothing first
introduced in 1944 is made of hbt cotton/rayon material. It is cut in the same style as the
black panzer wrapper. The jacket has been laundered and I cannot find any interior
stamps. There are areas of minor wear that go through the thin fabric. All buttons are
original to the jacket. The cuff of the left sleeve is frayed and slightly damaged. This
would be a later made piece having no provisions for slip-on boards. The interior has a
khaki colored underside to the exterior's dot pattern print. The interior tie strings
have been cut. Rare. $7,800. More Photos
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083U5 - SS Camouflage Fall/Winter "Oakleaf" B parka set with toque (hood) and mittens. It's
not often you find the complete set. This is textbook. The parka features the Oak Leaf B
pattern that is reversible to winter white. The six pressed fiber buttons used for the front
closure are all original to the parka. The hood is thinner material allowing for the helmet
to be worn. The hood has four front seam that draw the hood close for a less loose fit
over the helmet. The interior (white side0 is size stamped "2" which is a medium size. The
sleeves have adjustable straps for the cuffs. The waist belt is a heavy cotton/rayon
fabric that is integral to the manufacturing process of this parka. The toque has
matching camo and is stamped "933 57" on the winter side neck area. The togue has gray
felt over the opened area at the ears. One of the two tie strings at the neck has been
cut. The matching mittens feature a separate thumb and trigger finger allowing use
with a weapon. There are heavy strings at the cuff of each mitt allowing them to be
tied when not worn. The interior of the left mitt is stamped with SS runes
and "EXD". The mittens show little or no use. The camo trousers feature a three
button front closure with a covering flap. There are two flap slash pockets that
secure with a pebbled field gray button. One of these front buttons on the Fall
side are missing. All three fiber white buttons on the fly of the Winter side
are present but one white flap pocket on the Winter side is missing. Also on
the interior of the Winter side are two long strings of camouflage
fabric (each about 24") used as an interior cinch for adjusting the waist. The
end of each leg is closed with a tie string. The Winter side is
stamped "2" that matches the parka. All buttons that hold the white cotton
hbt cloth used for the suspenders (braces) are present. The Winter side
shows moderate soiling from use. This is great set. $9,000. More Photos
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081U3 - Named Heer Generalmajor's walking out dress tunic. This beautiful high-quality tunic
features red front piping and red piping on the French cuffs. The bullion collar tabs and
shoulder boards insignia shows the highest quality in construction. The tunic's handsewn
general's rank gold bullion breast eagle shows excellent detail. The pleated left breast
pocket and immediate area has four sets of loops for the general's decorations. There are
loops above the left breast for an extended ribbon bar. This tunic is further enhanced by
being named to Generalmajor Hellmuth Hiepe. The tailor made tunic was originally
purchased by Hiepe as an artillery Oberst. The tunic's tailor label/ name tag indicates
Hiepe purchased the tunic 6.8.40 while an oberst ( full colonel). When Hiepe was later
promoted to generalmajor he elected to upgrade the tunic with the addition of
general's insignia. Hiepe commanded Artillery Reg't. 17 from 1938 to 1940. He was
later promoted to general on February 1, 1942. As a walking out dress tunic for an
artillery colonel, the red piping was authorized. Fortunately for Hiepe, the red
piping was also standard for officers of general rank. The tunic has several areas
of minor repair and light mothing around the dark green collar area and upper rear
torso. The repairs include a small mended area near the left breast pocket and
left rear side. This is highly desirable named tunic. $8750. More Photos
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081U2 - SS dot pattern HBT M44 Keilhose design trousers. These pants feature a six button fly
with metal dish buttons, two front vertical pockets. These trousers show wear caused by
laundering judging by the fading to the fabric. The interior waistline is lined with green
cotton/rayon fabric. There are faint size stamps along the waistline and a BW stamp. The
end of each pant leg is lined with the same fabric as the waistline. The area of the seat
is reinforced with additional material. Also at the end of each pant leg are three machined
openings for the tie strings to by tied after they are looped under the boot. There are
two cinch belts used for adjusting size along the rear waistline. There is a single rear
pocket secured with a dish button. The pants measure approximately 29 ˝ waist x 30 ˝ inseam. These
rare SS pants would make a great addition to any SS or camo collection. $4000. More Photos
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0712U6 - Kriegsmarine drill tunic and trousers in HBT. This rare Kriegsmarine tunic features
detachable, slip-on boards for a maat rank helmsman as indicated by the crossed anchors. The
machine sewn collar litzen are light gray and golden yellow piped for KM. There is a
professionally hand sewn national eagle over the pleated right breast pocket. The 5 field
gray anchor motif buttons for front closure and the 4 buttons for the breast and hip
pockets are detachable for laundering. The interior is completely unlined and unmarked. There
are two belt hooks (one on each side) to support a KM leather belt that could be worn with the
uniform. Accompanying the tunic is an absolutely mint pair of HBT trousers. The trousers are
stamped with a Paris manufacturer's mark that is often seen on KM articles of clothing and
headgear. I've owned several pieces with this stamp over the years. The trousers feature 5
aluminum buttons that secure the fly. There is a belt at the center, rear for cinching the
waist to adjust the size. There are five aluminum buttons along the waistband for
braces (suspenders). $2000. More Photos
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0712U5 - Waffen SS zeltbahn shelter. Original SS zeltbahns have become rare along with all
other SS manufactured cloth items. This one features Fall and Summer printed sides. The
fastening buttons and grommets are zinc. This is an unissued example. $1650. More Photos
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0710U1 - Heer Infanfry Hauptmann's (captain) tunic. This untouched tunic features matching
white piped collar tabs and shoulder boards. The boards have ciphers for the 62nd Infantry
Rgt. Over the right breast pocket is a standard Heer officer aluminum breast eagle that
shows wear. The left breast has four loops for a ribbon bar. The pocket has two sets of
loops for his awards. There is a EKII ribbon in the second upper button hole. The buttons
on the four pleated pockets and front all match. There are no detracting stains or moth
damage to the officer grade flannel wool material. The interior is lined with gray
artificial silk. There is no maker's label or name tag. There is a slit for a dagger
but the hanger has been removed. This is one of the nicest infantry officer's tunics
I have ever listed. $1950. More Photos
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079U17 - Police HBT dot pattern field tunic. This rare tunic is identical to the one pictured
in Michael Beaver's book, "Camouflage Uniforms of the Waffen SS" and pictured on page 226. The
tunic is different from those worn by the Waffen SS in that this has loops for shoulder
boards and pleated breast pockets. This is a mint example. The boards are original police
boards but have been added. They come with the tunic. An original Ordnungspolizei police
eagle is machine zig-zagged stitched to the left upper sleeve. It appears to be original
to the tunic. The interior has an illegible, blurred stamp on the upper right, rear
shoulder area. A very rare camo piece. $ 5250. More Photos
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079U16 - SS M44 dot pattern cam HBT drill tunic, worn. This tunic is unquestionably a combat
worn piece. There are numerous holes and minor tears over the entire tunic yet it is overall
intact and displays well on the mannequin as I photograph it. The camo material shows fading
from use. The front and pocket buttons all have matching and original thread although the
front buttons have had "re-enforcing" thread applied for fear of losing them. The interior
stampings are no longer visible. Honest SS combat tunics are rare. $4,999. More Photos
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079U15 - Heer Infantry officer's wool trousers. These trousers are made of high quality
gabardine gray wool. The trousers feature white piping down each pant leg seam indicating
infantry. Each side's cinch belt's buckles are present as is all interior
suspender (braces) and fly buttons. Judging by the condition of the interior, the trousers
show light wear. There is a tailor's label with an officer's name tag sewn inside the
right rear pocket that reads, "E. BREUNIGER A.G. STUTTGART Hauptmann Holz…dated 5.1.38". There
are a couple of very minor moth nips but these are not large or noticeable. $550. More Photos
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079U4 - Luftwaffe HBT drill tunic for Felddivision. This tunic is mint. The factory applied
tabs show original to-the-tunic stitching. The Luftwaffe eagle is machine sewn and is on a
matching HBT background. At sometime someone expertly removed the two hip pockets. I do not
have an explanation. The interior is nicely stamped with the RBN and size. There are no
boards. A rare piece with these tabs. This would be a very rare piece with matching
boards. $1050. More Photos
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079U2 - Heer Cavalry oblt. parade waffenrock for an officer in the 10th Reserves. This tunic
features the golden yellow piping of cavalry and is more rare by the gray underlay beneath
the piping on the shoulder boards. There are ciphers indicating the 10th Regt. On each
board. All cavalry piping is professionally applied and is in great condition. The breast
eagle is the standard aluminum officer's. There are two loops for a single ribbon bar
on the left breast. The interior features a tailor's label. The tunic is not named. $2950. More Photos
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079U9 - SS zeltbahn shelter in Oakleaf Pattern "B". Original SS zeltbahns have become rare
along with all other SS manufactured clothe items. This one features Fall and Summer
printed sides. The fastening buttons and grommets are zinc. This is an unissued
example. $1500. More Photos
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079U10 - Heer riding breeches with leather seat. I had a pair identical to these several
months ago. These are not mint but they are not abused either. I would rate these are
probably of later construction based on the different fabric used. The pants are nicely
marked along the waistband including Russian stamps. $675. More Photos
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079U11 - Heer tropical " Afrika Korps" cotton corduroy breeches. These breeches feature a
built-in belt. The cord material is olive green cotton. The front fly button have been
replaced at one time or another judging by the contrasting thread compared to the thread
used for the interior buttons and securing the button for the rear
pocket (loose thread). The breeches are marked along the waistband but this is
faint. These rare pants would look great on a tropical mannequin. $750. More Photos
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079U13 - Heer cavalry officer's walking out dress tunic with aiguillette. This rare piece
features cavalry piping down the front and collar and sleeves. The matching Hauptmann boards
have original ciphers indicating the officer was with the 18th Cavalry Rgt. The matching
tabs match the piping on the boards. This is exquisite. There is a set of three loops over
the left breast pocket for a ribbon bar and a single set of loops on the pleat of the
left breast pocket. There is an original aiguillette affixed to the right shoulder. Above
the cuff on the left-hand sleeve is an original 'Kreta" cufftitle that is expertly
applied and that I believe is original to the tunic. The inside of the tunic features
a dagger suspender. There is a nametag with a Dresden tailors label on the inside of
the left breast pocket. This beautiful tunic comes with a letter sent by the auction
house to the buyer stating the origin and provenance of the tunic. $3750. More Photos
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079U8 - Waffen SS M44 HBT Drill Tunic. Originals of this uniform are rare. The coat features
SS dot pattern camouflage pattern over the HBT drill material. The pebbled aluminum buttons
are all marked and are original to the tunic. The interior is well marked with size stamps
and RB numbered which is common for these tunics. This is a great Waffen SS combat tunic
and available for $5500. More Photos
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078U7 - Luftwaffe flying boots. These are a matched set judging by the RBNr. Stitched into
the top of each zipper. The bootstraps are also number stamped. The buckle on each strap
shows mild oxidation. These boots are a combination suede and dark blue/black leather. They
appear unworn. The soles are original. A single zipper runs the length of each on the
inside. These rare boots would compliment a mannequin featuring flying gear. $600. More Photos
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078U6 - Luftwaffe "channel" pants made of leather, suede and cotton fabric. These are fleece
lined. The pants appear to be unissued. The zippers reveal "verdigris caused by age and
storage. The pants do not have the heating cords. The RBNr is machine sewn on the front
closure of the waistband. A fine example of a rare piece of Luftwaffe
flight clothing. SOLD. More Photos
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078U3 - Heer tropical breeches. These breeches are the type worn by troops in Italy. They
feature smooth olive-brown cotton material with an internal belt and are stamped on the
inside waistband " …M43…" One of the cotton tie strips of cloth has been torn and is
short. Otherwise, these pants are in great shape and would look wonderful with a tropical
tunic . Rare and near mint. $850. More Photos
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057u1 - Heer Atillery Hauptmann's dress tunic. This is in the "untouched" condition.
This exceptional tunic complete with its original accoutrements. Including the
grade 6-8 marksman's lanyard with 2 "acorns", ribbon bar and EK1. The matching,
sewn-in shoulder boards (red piped) indicate the rank of Hauptmann (captain) and
the Gothic cipher "B" shows he was in an Observation unit. The mis-matched
numerals "15" tells me at one point he was assigned to a different unit. One
of the rank "pips" was broken and is in the pocket (sorry) . I elected to not
repair this as I wanted this to be in as much of its "virgin" state as possible.
The collar tabs and boards match in wear. There is "vertigris" on the metallic
insignia indicating storage and age, The NCO style breast eagle is also "telling"
as to the authenticity of this wonderful tunic. The four pockets and eight button
front all having matching buttons and thread further indicating its "untouched"
condition. I love this piece. There are two small holes above
the bar that might indicate at one time or another a combat clasp was attached.
There is minor mothing evident on the back side of the wool collar revealing the
buckrum materal. This is not evident from the front so it displays well. There
are no interior labels or name tag. There is also a dagger slit. The exterior has
very minor moth tracking but nothing through the materal. This wonderful and
historic tunic is offered with all decorations for $1650. More Photos
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0410u7 - Kriegsmarine Leutnant's Dress Mess tunic, vest and trousers
for an engineer. This stunning and elegant mess dress uniform is
tailored using high quality "doe-skin" wool. It is a pleasure to simply
run one's fingers over the material. The double breasted, six button,
short waisted jacket features the finest KM breast eagle I've ever seen
with orange-gold accent threads running throughout the eagle. The jacket
is fastened with an elegant gold chain with KM buttons on each end. At
the end of each sleeve are the bullion stripes indicating KM Leutnant
rank and the cog wheel above the stripe for KM engineer The white piquet
vest is mint but lacks the detachable gold KM buttons. The unmarked
trousers are also near mint showing minimal wear. $1500. More Photos |
