Insignia of the Wehrmacht Army

Version for the black panzer wrapper. Unissued condition, Condition 2.

Bevo-woven construction, worn on a Model 44 field tunic. Used condition, Grade 2.

Bevo-woven version, worn on a Model 44 field tunic. Used condition, Grade 2.

Version for the field tunic. Worn, condition 2.

Hand-embroidered cotton thread execution on dark green wool cloth. Worn condition, grade 2-3.

Bevo-woven execution on dark green, condition 2-.

matte finish for the field tunic, sew-in type, condition 2-.

matte finish for the field tunic, sew-in type, condition 2-.

dark green shoulder boards for the field tunic, circa 1939, slip-on type. Waffenfarbe light blue, condition 2+

, circa 1940. Woven construction without backing. Worn condition, Condition Grade 2.

Sew-in version, condition 2-.

Execution on dark green base, condition 2.

Execution on dark green base, condition 2.

Hand-embroidered in metal thread, branch color white. Condition 2.

Version for the field-gray assault gun jacket, circa 1943. Field-gray standard collar tabs on dark green wool backing, bordered with black piping. Worn condition, Grade 2-. Extremely rare.

Rank stars to Captain missing, matte version for the field tunic, sewn-in type, branch color golden yellow, heavily oxidized, condition 3-.

matte version for the field tunic, sewn-in type, Waffenfarbe (branch color) hochrot (bright red), condition 2.

matte finish for the field tunic, with loops, Waffenfarbe high red, condition 2.

matte finish for the field tunic, sew-in type, Waffenfarbe hochrot (bright red branch color), condition 2.

Waffenfarbe red, version for overcoat or tunic, sew-in type, regimental numbers removed, condition 2-

matte finish for the field tunic, sew-in type, condition 2-.

matte finish for the field tunic, sew-in type, condition 2-.

Machine-embroidered. Worn condition, Grade 3.

large size, circa 1944 field-gray shoulder straps for the M 43 and M 44 field tunics, with loops. Condition 2+.

Slip-on version, with non-regulation white piping, condition 2.

short version, circa 1936, sew-in type, condition 2-.

early pattern, circa 1936, loops added later, condition 2-.

Bevo woven construction, without Waffenfarbe (branch color), and without cloth backing, condition 2.

Bevo woven construction, without Waffenfarbe (branch color piping), and without cloth backing, condition 2.

Bevo woven construction, without branch color piping, and without backing cloth, condition 2.

Execution on dark green base, condition 2.

Gold-plated aluminum, reverse with 3 prongs. The flat cockade included loose. Lightly worn, condition 2.

Gold-plated aluminum, reverse with 3 prongs. The cockade included loose. Lightly worn, condition 2.

Waffenfarbe red, dark green construction, sew-in type, regiment numbers removed, condition 2-

Service position badge, machine-embroidered on dark green, condition 2.

matte finish for the field tunic, sew-in type, condition 2-.

matte finish for the field tunic, sew-in type, condition 2-.

matte finish for the field tunic, sew-in type, condition 2-.

Bevo-woven construction on dark green base. Unissued condition.
Very rare!

Bevo-woven construction on dark green base. Unissued condition.

Bevo-woven construction on light green base. Unissued condition.

Bevo-woven construction on dark green. Unissued in very good condition, very rare.

Bevo-woven version on dark green background. Condition 2.
Extremely rare!

Bevo-woven construction on dark green base. Unissued condition, Grade 2.

BeVo woven execution on dark green base. Unissued in very good condition, very rare.

3rd Model “KB”, printed version, unissued condition. Rare.

circa 1944. 3rd Model “TB”, printed version, unissued, condition 2+.

Version for the black panzer wrapper, circa 1943. Black collar tabs with lemon-yellow piping, skulls made of aluminum, reverse with 2 split pins. Together with matching shoulder straps with loops. Unissued condition, condition 2.
Rarely found.

Bevo-woven construction on dark green backing. Unissued in very good condition, very rare.

circa 1940. Version for the black panzer wrapper.  Hand-embroidered metallic thread in gold on black backing. Clearly worn, condition 2. One of the few originals. Rare.

Bevo-woven construction, length 40 cm, condition 2.

Matt finish, sew-in type. Worn condition, Grade 2.

for the parade tunic, sewn-in type, condition 2-

Silver aiguillette with pendant acorns featuring oak leaf border. Condition 2.

Bevo-woven version, worn condition, condition grade 2-.

Non-ferrous metal, hollow-stamped, with split pins, condition 2+.

Bevo-woven version, Condition 2

BeVo woven construction, unissued condition, however with adhesive residue on reverse, in good condition.

BeVo-woven construction. Unissued condition, grade 2+.

The Azerbaijani Legion was a large formation of the German Wehrmacht Army during World War II.

It was established during the war against the Soviet Union in December 1941 as the Caucasian-Mohammedan Legion (Muslim Caucasus Legion) and reorganized on July 22, 1942 into two separate legions: the North Caucasian Legion and the Azerbaijani Legion. It consisted primarily of former Red Army prisoners of war from Azerbaijan, but also included volunteers from other peoples of the region. The formation was part of the so-called Eastern Legions.

A total of approximately 70,000 personnel served in the legion across several battalions.

On June 1, 1943, the Azerbaijani Legion formed the staff of Infantry Regiment 314 within the newly established 162nd Turkmen Division.

Collar tab, dark green, woven officer braid, golden-yellow cloth backing, 1 rank star. Lightly worn, condition 2.

Sew-in version, cornflower blue Waffenfarbe (branch color). Condition 2.

Oxidized. Very rare.

German manufacture circa 1943/44. Dark green shoulder boards with red piping, with loops. Worn, condition 2-.

Dark green shoulder straps with light blue piping, with loops. Worn condition, Grade 2-.

for sewing on, with overlay (FP = Field Post), Condition 2

woven construction, length approximately 37 cm, with adhesive residue, condition 2.

Fine zinc gold-plated, unissued, condition 2.

matte finish, branch color white. Version with loops. Condition 2.

Non-ferrous metal, hollow embossed, reverse with long horizontal pin.

Ausführung zum einnähen, Waffenfarbe blau, Mottenschaden, beschädigt, Zustand 2-.

Metal thread woven version for the M 44 field tunic in dark green. Fabric slightly torn. Worn condition, Condition Grade 2.

Metallic thread woven version for the M 44 field tunic in dark green. Fabric slightly torn. Worn condition, Grade 2.

Fine zinc, condition 2.

Fine zinc on cord. Worn, condition 2

Sew-in shoulder boards, matte finish, insignia removed, condition 2. 

circa 1944/45. Fine zinc, "17/93/2 D.V. 84", Condition 2. Rare.

Aluminum, with cockade, still in original packaging, condition 2.

21 mm, non-ferrous metal, condition 2-.

Machine-embroidered version circa 1940, on dark green backing, rare, condition 2.

Version for the black panzer wrapper. Unissued condition, condition grade 2.

On drill cloth. Condition 2.

approx. 12 mm, Condition 2

For the Waffenrock, embellished service tunic or field tunic, sew-in type. Unworn, condition 2.

Black woven on white background. Condition 2.

Printed version on thin cotton fabric. Condition 2.

Metal, hollow embossed, prongs present. Unissued, condition 2.

Pattern for field tunic, branch color black, corroded, condition 2-.

Waffenfarbe white, moth damage, worn condition, Grade 2.

BeVo woven construction. Unissued condition, Grade 2+

The Russian Liberation Army (Русская освободительная армия – РОА, Russkaja oswoboditel'naja armija – ROA), also called the Vlasov Army after its first commander, was a Russian volunteer formation that fought on the German side in World War II. Its formation was authorized by Adolf Hitler in late 1944, while volunteers from non-Russian peoples of the Soviet Union had already been organized three years earlier in the Eastern Legions.

The ROA was organized by former Red Army Lieutenant General Andrei Vlasov, who sought to unite all Russians in the fight against the Soviet Union. Among the volunteers were prisoners of war, forced laborers, and Russian émigrés. The ROA received the status of the army of an allied state and was subordinated to the Wehrmacht in operational matters.

Metal thread woven version in Gothic script on dark green. Length approx. 36 cm, condition 2. Very rare.
This version was only worn on the parade tunic until 1939.

Bevo-woven construction. Unissued condition, Grade 2.

Bevo-woven construction, unissued condition. Condition 2

Bevo-woven version circa 1940, on dark green base, condition 2.

BeVo woven construction. Unissued, condition 1. Rare.

Dark green shoulder straps for the field tunic with red piping and loops. Worn, condition 2-.

Bevo-woven construction. Worn condition, Grade 2+

The Russian Liberation Army (Русская освободительная армия – РОА, Russkaja oswoboditel'naja armija – ROA), also called the Vlasov Army after its first commander, was a Russian volunteer formation that fought on the German side during World War II. Its establishment was authorized by Adolf Hitler in late 1944, while volunteers from non-Russian peoples of the Soviet Union had already been organized into the Eastern Legions three years earlier.

The ROA was organized by former Red Army Lieutenant General Andrei Vlasov, who sought to unite all Russians in combat against the Soviet Union. The volunteers included prisoners of war, forced laborers, and Russian émigrés. The ROA received the status of the army of an allied state and was subordinated to the Wehrmacht in operational matters.

BeVo woven execution. Unissued condition, Condition 2+

The Russian Liberation Army (Русская освободительная армия – РОА, Russkaja oswoboditel'naja armija – ROA), also known as the Vlasov Army after its first commander, was a Russian volunteer formation that fought on the German side during World War II. Its establishment was authorized by Adolf Hitler in late 1944, while volunteers from non-Russian peoples of the Soviet Union had already been organized into the Eastern Legions three years earlier.

The ROA was organized by former Lieutenant General of the Red Army Andrei Vlasov, who sought to unite all Russians in the fight against the Soviet Union. Among the volunteers were prisoners of war, forced laborers, and Russian émigrés. The ROA received the status of an allied state's army and was subordinated to the Wehrmacht in operational matters.

Machine-embroidered version for the field-gray drill tunic. Unissued condition, Grade 2.

Bevo-woven version circa 1940, on dark green, condition 2.

Cap trapezoid insignia, BeVo woven version circa 1943, condition 2.

Version for the Field Tunic M 1942 or 1943, without cloth backing. Unissued condition, Condition 2.

Version for the Field Tunic M 1942 or 1943, without cloth backing. Unworn, Condition 2.

Condition may vary.

Price Per Pair: 40 Euro

Motor transport troops, matte finish for the field tunic, waffenfarbe light blue, for sewing in, with packaging material. Unworn, condition 2.

circa 1943, machine-embroidered on field-gray wool. Condition 2. Rare.

Circa 1943, machine-embroidered execution on field-gray wool, condition 2.

machine-embroidered “W” on dark green, condition 2. Rare.

Printed version on white background, stained, condition 2-.

Hand-embroidered on dark green, moth damage, condition 2-.

circa 1940, machine-embroidered on dark green fabric. Reverse with adhesive residue, condition 2.

Bevo-woven version for the black panzer jacket, circa 1942. Stone-gray eagle on black. Unissued, condition 2.

Bevo machine-woven metallic thread version for the field tunic,  Condition 2+.

BeVo metal thread woven version for the field tunic, condition 2+.

Price per piece: 95 Euro.

Condition may vary.

Bevo-woven construction, damaged, condition 2-3. Very rare.

Manufactured from non-ferrous metal, all split pins present, cockade included loose. Condition 2.

Aluminum construction, 3 split pins present, condition 1-.
Price per piece:

Bevo-woven execution circa 1940, on dark green base, condition 2.

Bevo-woven execution 1st model, white eagle on black. Worn, fabric torn, condition 3.

gilt-plated, reverse with split pins, 12 mm, condition 2.

Price per pair:

Dark green execution with loops, Waffenfarbe pink. Unissued, with original paper banderole and manufacturer label “Hervorragende Uniformeffekten”. With storage traces, condition 2+.

Bevo-woven construction on dark green base, Condition 2.

Bevo-woven construction on dark green base, condition 2.

Printed version, featuring the mosque and inscription "Tenri Biz Menen! Turkistan", on dark green background. Stained, condition 2.

Printed version, featuring the mosque and inscription "Tenri Biz Menen! Turkistan", on dark green background. Stained, condition 2.

dark green version with loop, condition 2-.

Bevo-woven construction on dark green backing, condition 2.

Machine-embroidered version, moth damage, condition 2.

machine embroidered, yellow on green, slightly damaged, condition 2.

Constructed of non-ferrous metal, 3 split pins present. Cockade is included loose, condition 2.

for the parade tunic, in metal thread embroidered execution. Worn, condition 2.

Chain-stitch embroidery on field-gray, branch color bright red. Condition 2.

printed manufacture with inscription “Bergkaukasien”, unissued condition.

Printed construction with inscription “Turkistan”, unissued condition, Condition 2+.

in officer rank, unissued condition, condition grade 2.

Bevo woven, unissued, condition 2.

made of aluminum, diameter approx. 19 mm, condition 2.

Machine-embroidered version. Unworn, condition 2.

Pre-war manufacture, circa 1938, dark green version for parade tunic or service tunic, sew-in type. Condition 2.

dark green construction with gray slip-on covers, for wear as loops, metal insignia with safety pins “Westwall 1938-1939”. Worn condition, Grade 2+

In the rank equivalent to Major = Oberstabsapotheker (Senior Staff Pharmacist). Execution circa 1944 in hand-embroidered metal thread, bordered with light green branch color. Worn condition, reverse side with moth traces, condition 2-3.

Early pattern with loops. Worn condition, Grade 2-.

BeVo woven construction with inscription "Idel-Ural", unissued condition, very rare.

Version without Waffenfarbe (branch of service piping), for the field tunic, without cloth backing, not a matching pair. Condition 2.

Non-ferrous metal, hollow embossed, 19 mm. Unworn, condition 2+. Price per pair.

Aluminum, with loose flat cockade. Worn condition, Grade 2+.

incomplete, 1 shoulder board missing, for parade tunic, hand-embroidered execution, condition 2+

matte finish for the field tunic, sew-in type, condition 2+.

Printed manufacture with inscription “Georgien”, unworn. Condition 2+.

, Condition 2.

, Condition 2.

Dark green version for the field tunic with loops. Worn, condition 3.

Version for the dress tunic, branch color stone gray. Not 100% matching pair, but very similar. Lightly worn, condition 2. Rare.

for the parade tunic. Dark green shoulder straps with hand-embroidered "12", for sewing in. Unworn, with original packaging. Condition 2.

early pattern, condition 2-. Rare.

Bevo-woven execution on black background, worn condition, border trimmed off, Condition 3.

Metal, condition 2.

Matte finish for the field tunic, sewn-in type. Worn, condition 2-.

Zinc alloy, marked “MIL.BEF.SERBIEN 80”. Used condition.

Fine zinc, marked “MIL.BEF.SERBIEN 71”. Used condition.

Bullion embroidered, heavily moth damaged, condition 4-.

for the field tunic, service dress tunic or overcoat. Gilt brass, manufactured by Assmann “Extra Fein”, circa 1943. Diameter 20 mm. Unissued condition, condition 2+.
Price per piece: 10,--€

These buttons were also worn by Luftwaffe generals.

Version with Waffenfarbe for the field tunic, without cloth backing. Unissued condition, Grade 2+.

Version with branch color piping for field tunic, without cloth backing. Unissued condition, condition 2+.

Design with branch color for the field tunic, without cloth backing. Unissued condition, condition 2+.

Construction with branch color piping for the field tunic, without cloth backing. Unissued condition, condition grade 2+.

machine embroidered on dark green, condition 2.

Tropical version for the tropical field blouse, branch color copper-brown. Condition 2.

Tropical pattern for overcoat, waffenfarbe copper-brown. Condition 2.

Circa 1942/43. Tropical version for tunic, Waffenfarbe meadow green. Condition 2.

Circa 1942/43. Tropical version for the coat, Waffenfarbe meadow green. Condition 2.

Circa 1942/43. Tropical version for the overcoat, Waffenfarbe meadow green. Condition 2.

Circa 1942/43. Tropical version for the coat, Waffenfarbe (branch color) meadow green. Condition 2.

circa 1937. Hand-embroidered execution in metal thread on dark green wool. Worn condition, grade 2-3.

circa 1937. Hand-embroidered metallic thread construction on dark green wool. Worn condition, Grade 2-3.

circa 1940, machine-embroidered on dark green wool, with gold cord piping. Condition 2.

Aluminum, condition 2-.

Machine-embroidered on dark green wool, condition 3.

circa 1942/43. Tropical version. Condition 2.

circa 1942/43. Tropical version. Condition 2.

machine-embroidered on dark green, faded, condition 3.

Cap trapezoid insignia, BeVo woven version circa 1943. Worn condition, Grade 2.

Printed construction with inscription “Georgien”, worn condition. Condition 2.

Greatcoat version, condition 2.

Circa 1942/43. Tropical version for tunic, Waffenfarbe meadow green. Condition 2.

circa 1942/43. Tropical pattern. Condition 2.

circa 1942/43. Tropical version. Condition 2.

circa 1942/43. Tropical version. Condition 2.

matte finish for the field tunic, with metal device “MS”, for sewing in, condition 2-. Extremely rare.

1st Model with genuine buttons and sewn-on braid. Worn condition, adhesive residue on reverse, Condition 2. Rarely encountered.

Bevo-woven construction circa 1940, on dark green backing, Condition 2.

Bevo-woven execution. Unworn, however with adhesive residue, condition 2+

The Russian Liberation Army (Русская освободительная армия – РОА, Russkaja oswoboditel'naja armija – ROA), also called Vlasov Army after its first commander, was a Russian volunteer formation that fought on the German side in World War II. The formation was authorized by Adolf Hitler at the end of 1944, while volunteers from non-Russian peoples of the Soviet Union had already been organized in the Eastern Legions three years earlier.

The ROA was organized by former Lieutenant General of the Red Army Andrei Vlasov, who wanted to unite all Russians in the fight against the Soviet Union. Among the volunteers were prisoners of war, forced laborers, and Russian emigrants. The ROA received the status of an allied state's army and was subordinated to the Wehrmacht in operational matters.

rare Bevo-woven variant, condition 2+.

Bevo-woven version circa 1940, on field-gray background, condition 2.

Original pattern for men's field blouse, however sewn onto a pocket flap of a Wehrmacht female auxiliary uniform. Cut from the uniform.
This practice was very common among American soldiers when capturing German troops.

circa 1940/42. The collar tabs in celleon and metal thread, hand-embroidered on red cloth. Worn condition, Condition 2.

Machine-embroidered version on dark green wool, 43 cm, minor moth damage.
The cuff band was awarded to Grenadier Regiment 199 on November 12, 1943, in commemoration of the Royal Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment “List” in which Hitler served during World War I. Very rare.

Fine zinc. Used condition.

Execution circa 1944 in celleon, hand-embroidered in gold color, with black secondary color piping throughout. Worn condition, Grade 2-3.

matte finish for field blouse, for sewing in. Condition 2.

Aluminum, approx. 17 mm, only 1 split pin present, condition 3

unworn, approx. 17 mm, Condition 2.

still blanks, condition 2.

Version for the field tunic. Field-gray shoulder boards with lemon-yellow piping and loops. Minor moth damage, condition 2.

Fine zinc, all split pins intact, oxidized, Condition 3

Narrow dark green felt construction with loops, branch color cornflower blue. Condition 3.

Schwedt Tradition Eagle of the 1st Brandenburg Dragoon Regiment No. 2. Fine zinc hollow-embossed, on long pin. Clearly worn, condition 2-. Rare.

Sew-in shoulder boards, bright finish, corroded, condition 2-.

green machine-embroidered version, unissued, condition 2.

Metal thread woven version for the M 44 field tunic in dark green. Fabric slightly torn. Worn condition, Grade 2.

, secondary color black, slip-on style, for parade dress tunic, condition 2-.

Dark green shoulder straps for the field tunic with red piping and loops. Worn, condition 2-.

circa 1938. Early pointed dark green version with loops, without Waffenfarbe. Condition 2.

Hand-embroidered metallic thread on green base with hand-embroidered cockade, Condition 2.

gilt-plated, reverse with split prongs, approx. 19 mm, condition 2.

Price per piece: 10,-

On drill fabric. Condition 2.

Bevo-woven execution on dark green base, worn condition, Condition Grade 2.

circa 1940. Version for the field tunic. Hand-embroidered in metal thread on dark green base. Lightly worn, condition 2. One of the few originals. Rare.

Cap trapezoid insignia, Bevo-woven version circa 1943, stained, condition 2.

Fine zinc, 1 prong retained

For the service tunic, embellished field blouse or field blouse, sew-in version. Unworn, condition 2.

approx. 19 mm, aluminum, condition 2-.
Price per pair:

circa 1938. Early pointed dark green version with loops, without Waffenfarbe. Condition 2.

Center made of red felt cloth. Damaged, condition 2-.

Condition may vary.

Price per piece: 10 Euro

approx. 12 mm, Condition 2

Matte finish for sewing in, for the field tunic, branch color bordeaux red. One pip missing, moth damage, condition 2-.

Cap trapezoid insignia, BeVo woven version circa 1943, stained, condition 2.

Cap trapezoid, BeVo woven version circa 1943, condition 2.

Condition may vary. 

Price per piece: 70 Euro

Hand-embroidered in metal thread, branch color white. Condition 2.

Enlisted ranks version, fine zinc, condition 4.

Machine-embroidered version on green fabric. Condition 2.

subdued version for the field tunic, sewn-in type, Waffenfarbe bright red, condition 2-.

sewn-in type, Waffenfarbe white, condition 2.

sew-in type, Waffenfarbe white, with original manufacturer's banderole “EMF”. Condition 2.

sewn-in type, branch color white, condition 2.

Bevo-woven construction on dark green base, Condition 2.

on dark green felt cloth, damaged, condition 3.

Non-ferrous metal, unissued condition, approx. 14 mm, condition grade 2.

Hand-embroidered metallic thread on green backing with hand-embroidered cockade, worn condition, Condition 2.

early pattern for the old style service tunic, in reseda green with piping, branch color pink, sew-in type, condition 2-.

Field-grey version for the field tunic, with yellow piping and tropical braid, for loops. Condition 2-.

Sew-in version for the tunic, condition 2-.

Bevo-woven execution. Unissued, condition 2+.

The Azerbaijani Legion was a large formation of the German Wehrmacht Army during World War II.

It was established during the war against the Soviet Union in December 1941 as the Caucasian-Mohammedan Legion (Muslim Caucasus Legion) and reorganized on July 22, 1942 into two separate legions, the North Caucasian Legion and the Azerbaijani Legion. It consisted primarily of former Red Army prisoners of war from Azerbaijan, but also of volunteers from other peoples in the region. The unit was part of the so-called Eastern Legions.

A total of approximately 70,000 personnel served in the legion across several battalions.

On June 1, 1943, the Azerbaijani Legion formed the staff of Infantry Regiment 314 in the newly established 162nd Turkmen Division.

Bevo-woven construction, unissued condition. Condition 2

Nickel-plated, the center of red felt cloth.

Hand-embroidered metal thread on green base, worn condition, Condition 2+.

Machine-embroidered version. Worn condition, Condition 3

approx. 14 mm, non-ferrous metal, condition 2-.

approx. 18 mm, non-ferrous metal, condition 2-.

PRICE PER PAIR:

approx. 18 mm, non-ferrous metal, condition 2-.

PRICE PER PAIR:

circa 1940, felt construction with loops. Unworn, condition 2+.

Bevo woven construction. Unissued condition, grade 2+.

dark green felt construction, Condition 2.

BeVo woven construction with inscription “Idel-Ural”, unissued condition, condition 2+.

The Idel-Ural Legion (Tatar Идел-Урал/Volga-Ural) — also known as the Volga-Tatar Legion — was established in 1942 by the Wehrmacht from members of Asian Turkic peoples in the war against the Soviet Union, partly former prisoners of war. The Legion consisted of several battalions with a total of approximately 40,000 personnel, primarily Tatars and Bashkirs.

Motor Transport Troops, matte finish for the field tunic, light blue Waffenfarbe (branch color), sew-in type, with original packaging material. Unissued condition, Condition Grade 2.

Circa 1943, machine-embroidered version on field-gray wool, reverse with adhesive residue, condition 2.

hand-embroidered version on field-gray wool, condition 2-.

Bevo-woven version for the Model 41, Model 42, or Model 43 field tunic. Unissued, condition 2-.

Condition may vary.

Price per piece: 65 Euro

Bevo-woven version for the Field Tunic M 41, M 42 or M 43. Unissued, condition 2.

Condition may vary.

Price per piece: 75 Euro

Bevo-woven version for the black panzer wrap, circa 1942. Stone-gray eagle on black. Unissued, lightly spotted, condition 2.

Bevo-woven version for the black panzer wrap, circa 1942. Stone-gray eagle on black. Unissued, condition 2.

hand-embroidered with metal cockade. Oxidized, condition 3-

circa 1939. Metal thread woven execution in Gothic script on dark green. Length 34 cm, ends still sewn together, condition 2. Very rare.
This version was worn only on the parade tunic until 1939.

Manufactured from non-ferrous metal, all split pins present, cockade loose and included. Condition 2.

green machine-embroidered version, unissued condition, condition 2+.

gilt finish, reverse with split pins, 21 mm, condition 2.

Price per pair:

German manufacture circa 1943/44. Dark green shoulder straps with red piping, with loops, condition 2.

circa 1939, hand-embroidered on dark green wool, minor moth damage, condition 2.

Price per piece: 25 Euro.

Condition may vary.

Bevo-woven execution on dark green base, condition 2.

Pattern for the field tunic, Waffenfarbe light blue. Condition 2.

Russian manufacture, with loops and lace cord for the Gymnastyorka, condition 2.

Machine-embroidered on green wool base, Condition 2.

Circa 1943, machine-embroidered example on field-gray wool, condition 2.

Machine-embroidered version for the drill uniform. Unissued condition, condition grade 2+.

machine embroidered, yellow on green, condition 2.

Machine-embroidered version, Condition 2.

hand-embroidered with metal cockade, condition 2-.