WW2 German nazi NSFK badge 1939 National Erkorps plate badge
WW2 German nazi NSFK badge 1939 National Erkorps plate badge
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WW2 German nazi NSFK badge 1939 National Erkorps plate badge
WW2 german Nazi RARE Iron Cross CLOTH patch award 1st class with 4 prongs on the back
WW2 German Nazi WAFFEN SS NSDAP Leader Wilhelm Börger personal book Vom deutschen Wesen.
Wilhelm Heinrich Börger (14 February 1896 – 29 June 1962) was a German Nazi Party functionary and SS-Brigadeführer. He held several administrative positions, including as a Trustee of Labour and a Ministerial Director in the Reich Ministry of Labor. He also sat as a member of the Reichstag and the Prussian State Council. Following the defeat of Nazi Germany in the Second World War, he was interned for three years and released.
WW2 german Nazi Wound badge medal award no prong silver Waffen SS Wehrmacht
WW2 GERMAN NAZI MASSIVE POLE TOP OF FLAG WITH SWASTIKA & WW1 VET IRON CROSS
EVA BRAUN PERSONAL BELONGING SILVERWARE amazing SILVER Napkin ring marked in case EB MONOGRAM FROM BERGHOF
FROM THE BERGHOF - NEST EAGLE TREASURE
FROM THE FAMOUS GIANT TREASURE OF PERSONAL HITLER'S ITEMS FROM HIS HOUSE.
THE PARATROOPERS DIVISION OF THE USA ARMY ARRIVED FIRST TO THIS HOUSE AND THEY CAME BACK WITH A CONTAINER OF STUFF FROM THAT HOUSE.
THIS IS PART OF.
Original Luftchutz tin sign (yellow black) Danger of life ban, marked Luftchutz Glachau 1937, approved Ober Commander Wehrmacht.
WW2 German Nazi NSDAP Third Reich desktop clock with eagle and swastika
Original business travel alarm clock, Junghansa company for wehrmacht marked, the alarm clock has been lying in the damp for a long time, it rings, it does not work but it should be able to be started, otherwise nice condition.
Third reich early LUFSTCHUTZ breast badge metal with Swastika
Third REICH 1st year JUGENDTAG N.S. 1932 metal BADGE with SWORD and SWASTIKA National Socialist Day Of Youths Badge
A HJ Postdam-Abzeichen in Bronze 1932 by F. Hoffstätter of Bonn. Instituted September 1932, the Postdam Badge was issued to all Hitler Youth and BDM spectators (bronze) and participants (silver) who attended the 1st NS-Reichsjugendtag at Potsdam on 1st and 2nd October 1932. It is constructed out of a die struck bronze base that has been bronze washed. The rectangular shaped obverse features a wreathed stagnant swastika on top of the crossguard of a downward pointing broad sword. The sword is above a pebbled backing that reads: “NS 1. Reichs Jugendtag 1932”.