WW2 German SS Typewriter - Olympia Robust
This is a rare German Olympia Robust Schutzstaffel (SS) typewriter. After the war these typewriters had the SS 'runes key replaced and the SS striker ground down, so not many survive today in tact. The top that covers the striker keys is missing but overall this is in great condition for age.
**UK postage £15 - Please email me for postage costs for other countries. read more
395.00 GBP
WW2 German SS Flag - Field Headquarters
A large black cotton flag with printed scull & crossbones (Totenkopf) and double runes. There are three feint stamps, 60x90 (Size) Leh (short for Lehrer) and M/9 26 (Makers code) for manufacturer Hessische Fahnenfabrik Georg Schubkegel, Darmstadt. I am informed that this type of flag was typically used at Waffen SS Field Head Quarters,
All cotton tests negative under UV light a... read more
WW2 Nazi Propaganda Book - Wofür Kämpfen Wir?
A rare survivor, this is one of rarest Nazi Internal propaganda propaganda booklets . Wofür Kämpfen Wir (What We Fight For) First Edition January 1944. Produced at the time of Hitlers last major offensive in the Ardennes.
A substantial document intended for the German officer class to boost moral amongst thier ranks. It starts with 'facsimile' of a letter signed by Adolph Hitler,... read more
WW2 German Army Large Flour Sack - 1942
A typical Wehrmacht thick weave burlap flour sack, the sack measures 70 x 120 cm and weighs 1.45Kg. The eagle (Wehrmachtsadler) is clearly stamped to one side, whilst the other side is stamped 1942 H. Vpfl. The bottom is holed hence price. read more
WW2 Mein Kampf Dated 1941 - Wedding Edition
A nice copy of Adolf Hitlers Mein Kampf (My Struggle). This is a German language Wedding Edition dated 1941. The gold leaf lettering is in great remains in condition and has not faded. Specially printed editions of Mein Kampf were given to every newly wed couple on the day of their wedding. Published with a leather spine and containing an extra presentation page in the front with blanks for the... read more
WW2 Picture Post Magazine - 16-Dec-39 Hermann Goering
One of the earliest copies of Picture Post Magazine - The Life of Goering "Is he Hitlers Successor? Fascinating articles and photographs of the time.
Picture Post was one of the most influential photo-journalist magazines of the era with the first copy being published on October 1st 1938. Like most magazine of this age the staples are rusting and the pages becoming loose. read more
15.00 GBP
WW2 German Binoculars CXN Dienstglas H/6400
A nice pair of German 6 x 30 Dienstglas binoculars are marked CXN for maker EMIL BUSCH. Serial No 299707. These are cold weatherproof being marked KF (Kaltefest). The optics are in great working adjustable condition. Both bakelite eye pieces are also in great condition and unusually have no chips or cracks. All base plate screws are intact. The painted outer body has obvious signs wear. Comes ... read more
R.A.S.C. Normandy Veterans - Unique Collection of Ephemera
Pte Edward Bradfield Smith R.A.S.C. (1909 - 1995)
This collection (tribute) recounts the life of a Normandy veteran, as documented by his son-in-law through a handwritten account (some typed) and a binder of memorabilia. The main focus is his military service, which spans two periods: with the Kings Regiment (Liverpool) from 1925 to 1932 and later as a driver with the Royal Army Service... read more
WW2 British Mk.II Helmet - Royal Army Service Corp
A British Mk.II helmet associated with the RASC. The inside of the helmet retains most of its factory paint. The date and maker stamps are hard to make out as covered by paint and the chinstrap lug. The Mk.I liner is stamped J.C.S & W Ltd 6 1/4 - 1939 or 1938. The outside has the painted of the Royal Army Service Corps. The helmet came with the netting as seen but I believe is post war. read more
