Found this helmet at an estate sale

A rare example of an SS banner (pre-1933) I believe before the “Meine Ehre Heisst Treue” motto was adopted. Says : “Deine Ehre Heisst Treue”, which was the direct quote from AH after the Stennes revolt.

Here is a German aluminum Göffel from WW2 that I got on a yard sale for 2€.

I'm looking to get an SS dagger for my wall but real ones are pricey. Should I aim for a top-tier reproduction or a "franken dagger" made of cheaper parts? What should I look for, what's a good price range, and where can I buy one? Any advice is appreciated! 🙏 #militaria #dagger

Im new to collecting militaria and i want to grow my collection and im mostly interested in ww2 german militaria and i was wondering if a luftshutz helmet would be a good item to start with

but i was also wondering if a luftshutz helmet is worth the money and is also a good investment? Let me know what you think.

Came into possession of these two German SA Sports badges - symbol gets these taken down from eBay quickly. They are for sale.

Shield has a mass of 26.5cm in length and 21cm in width. This specimen comes from an air raid shelter at WASAG Werke Allendorf and was saved from demolition/reconstruction of the site. If you have any questions or are interested, simply write to them.

https://ebay.io/m/vwRnkA

I got ahold of this pin and I have no idea what it is. Well, I technically know what it is. It’s a dvg westmark lotr badge. Only issue is that as far as I’m aware, these badges only exist with a black boarder and not a red one like mine. (Last photo is what they are known to look like)

I can’t find any information of a red one anywhere. I’ve seen maybe one other photo online but didn’t give me any information on it. Any help would be greatly appreciated

how much would this 1933 Kraft Durch Freude (KDF) tennis racquet be worth? the swastika is unfortunately scratched off. the store wanted €150 for it (toughly $175) - Anton Laupheimer

In response to showing Bundeswehr collection. A part of mine...

Does anyone else collect Bundeswehr surplus? 🇩🇪
I’m interested in seeing other people’s Bundeswehr collections, especially West German-era gear. I’d also be interested in hearing what pieces people consider essential or particularly interesting.

Ik this might not be the right place but I need to know before I buy them and all the other forums just end up in people arguing

No se si la parte exterior es oxido o camuflaje

Back of the buckle reads Ges Gesch.
I found out the meaning on a search engine. AI says Ges Gesch Is not used anymore.
It looks possibly military the buckle was inherited from my father he collected military items from all over the world.

With rank insignia of Korvettenkapitan

Hello Everyone! I’m new to the community and didn’t know where else to post this but I came across this Ski-Cap on marketplace and I’m absolutely stuck on what country made this exact one and the years they were produced. I have studied WW2 History for a long time and equipment but this one has me stumped! Any help would be also greatly appreciated! The lady says her husband has been collecting for years so I’m leaning maybe a post war made ski cap for Austria? I included the inside as well since you can see the company inside. It appears to be made of HBT and has Post war buttons.

Shield has a mass of 26.5cm in length and 21cm in width. This specimen comes from an air raid shelter at WASAG Werke Allendorf and was saved from demolition/reconstruction of the site. If you have any questions or are interested, simply write to them.

https://ebay.io/m/ejtBzR

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