Polizei

Condition 2.

Sew-in pattern. Condition 2.

Sew-in type. Insignia removed, condition 2-.

Smooth version for sewing in. Unworn, condition 2.

Smooth pattern for sewing in. Unissued condition, condition grade 2.

matte finish for sewing in. Unworn, condition 2.

Sew-in version, condition 2.

Sew-in pattern, condition 2.

Machine-embroidered execution on black wool, circa 1944. Unissued, condition 2+.

A small cache of these sleeve insignia was recently discovered in Slovenia, which we are now able to offer.

Condition may vary slightly.

Price per piece 250 Euro

Machine-embroidered version on field-gray cloth for the police, circa 1944. Unissued, condition 2+.


A small lot of these sleeve insignia was recently discovered in Slovenia, which we are now able to offer.

Condition may vary slightly.

Price per piece 120 Euro

RZM machine-embroidered version on police cloth. Design corresponds to the Wehrmacht sleeve insignia for mountain troops. Unissued condition, Grade 2+.
EUR 160,-- per piece.

A small lot of these sleeve insignia was recently discovered in Slovenia, which we are now able to offer.

Sew-in type, moth damage. Worn, condition 2.

Metal thread hand-embroidered example. Worn condition, Grade 2.

Hand-embroidered metal thread construction, worn condition, Condition 2.

Early pattern, non-ferrous metal, prongs present. Worn condition, Condition 2-

Metal thread woven construction, unissued condition, condition grade 2.

Bevo woven version on black background. Worn condition, Condition 3

Anodized aluminum. Worn condition, Grade 3.

Version from 1942 onwards. Right rank side. Hand-embroidered gold metallic thread on green. Lightly worn, adhesive residue on reverse, condition 2. Very rare.

hand-embroidered execution on police cloth, condition 2+.

Construction with loops. Insignia removed, condition 2.

Metal thread woven, condition 2-.

Metal thread woven, Condition 2.

Sew-in type. Worn condition, Condition 2.

Version with loops. Moth damage, condition 2.

for sewing in, condition 2.

Hand-embroidered metal bullion construction, Condition 2.

machine-embroidered version for the service tunic, condition 2.

Metal thread hand-embroidered version. Worn, severe moth damage, condition 4.

Bevo woven version on field-gray, circa 1944, unissued condition.

printed version, city stamp is barely legible. The Stadtwacht performed auxiliary work for the police, condition 2-

printed version, city stamp barely legible. The Stadtwacht performed auxiliary duties for the police, condition 2-

Aluminum, one-piece construction. Reverse side with all prongs intact. Condition 2+.

Metal thread Bevo-woven construction, Condition 2.

Printed version with stamp “Der Landrat Waldshut”, depot find, condition 2.

Bright finish for the field tunic, slip-on type, moth damage, condition 2-.

circa 1942. Armband "Marine-Küstenpolizei" (Naval Coastal Police), machine-embroidered. Unworn, full length approx. 42 cm with sewn ends. Unworn, condition 2+. 

The Marine-Küsten-Polizei (MKP) was a security force of the German Kriegsmarine responsible for surveillance of coastal waters, river mouths, rivers and navigable inland lakes. It performed duties of waterway protection, border security and traffic control.

machine-embroidered, worn piece, condition 2.

Machine-embroidered version for the service tunic, condition 2-.

without cloth backing. Worn, condition 2+.

Pattern from 1942 onwards. Gold metal thread hand-embroidered on police green fabric. Lightly worn, condition 2.
Very rare, one of the very few originals.

Bevo-woven version on field-gray wool, circa 1942/43. Unissued condition, Condition 2.

the so-called “Southern Cross”, Bevo metal-thread woven execution for enlisted men, lightly worn, condition 2. Rare.
The sleeve insignia was worn only by former members of the Imperial Schutztruppe on the left forearm.

previously listed as Polizei-Regiment Böhmen. Fine zinc, marking "II./ Pol. regt. 20". The identification tag was subsequently soldered together in the center, condition 3.

Sew-in version, condition 2-.

Pattern from 1942 onwards. General's braid in celleon/aluminum on green, with loops. Lightly worn, condition 2+. Rare.

BeVo woven execution, condition 2.

Version for the drill uniform tunic, machine-embroidered. Worn condition, Condition 2.

Sew-in version, condition 2.

Sew-in version, condition 2.

Aluminum, condition 3.

without fabric backing. Unissued condition, condition grade 2.

Bevo-woven version on dark blue background, for Fire Police. Unissued condition, condition 1-.

Fine zinc, heavily oxidized, comes with envelope from the Hamburg Police Administration, condition 3.

Metal thread woven, Condition 2.

Version with loops, Condition 2.

Sew-in pattern, condition 2-.

Sew-in version, condition 2-.

Version with loop, condition 2-.

with loops, condition 2

sew-in type, condition 2.

Sew-in version. Worn condition, Condition 2.

Sew-in version, heavily shortened, condition 2-.

Sew-in version, still originally corded, Condition 2.

, circa 1943, for sewing in, without cloth backing, condition 2.

Bevo woven version, unissued, condition 2.

circa 1943, without fabric backing, still original with manufacturer's band label “Carl Sieder”, condition 1.

Construction with loops. Moth damage and adhesive residue, Condition 2.

Sew-in shoulder boards, worn condition, Condition 2-.

for sewing in, condition 2.

without cloth backing. Worn, condition 2+.

Aluminum, condition 2.

Aluminum, condition 3.

Machine-embroidered version, white lettering on dark brown, overall length approx. 46 cm, condition 2.
Introduced 1942. Worn by Polizei-Regiment 6 (Pol.Btl. 318, 311, 82), Pol.Rgt. 8 (Pol.Btl. 91, 134, 111), Pol.Rgt. 9 (Pol.Btl. 112, 132, 61). The police units were under the supreme command of the Wehrmacht.

Sew-in version, moth damage, condition 2-.

Bevo-woven version on field-gray, circa 1944, unissued condition.

for sewing in, with paper band “Carl Sieder”, condition 2.

BeVo woven construction. Unissued condition, condition grade 2.

Without cloth backing. Unissued condition, grade 2+.