NSDAP & SA Items - Page 1
A beautiful example of wartime Reichsleitung level Haupteinsatzleiter tunic
Price: £2,950
Finest quality example of this highest level, Reichsleitung tunic, originally tailored by Johann Brienner from Augsburg. The tunic retains the Reich level yellow piping and collar patches with three eagle/swastika pips and two bars, along with the armband bearing top and bottom oakleave borders. A nice six medal ribbon bar complete with political tan brown backing is sewn directly onto the tunic above the left pocket. The pocket has loops for what was probably the Golden Party Badge with brooch style pin along with another medal
with vertical pin (probably Iron Cross First Class 1914-18 or War Merit Cross First Class). The tunic has survived in near mint condition, with a typical mid-beige silk lining, and is free from any moth or damage (the tailors label has frayed from age).
Originally sold by us in 2007, we are pleased to have the chance to offer it again on behalf of our client.
A beautiful early example of an SA Staff Brigadeführer tunic
Price: £3,250
Dating from the earlier 1930s, this brown wool gabardine tunic has the typical pleated top and bottom box pockets. Privately tailored and with the silk label still remaining, the tunic retains the early style generals eppaulette with silver and golden bullion wires on a red base. The collar patches are magnificent, with beautiful frosted silver oakleaves with polished detail, along with a single silvered pip on red wool doeskin and with the typically heavy silver bullion wire piping (aluminium came in slightly
later and eventually took over from the silver bullion). The tunic also has a fine wool composite brassard and an SA Long Service chevron. There is provision for a long ribbon bar and a badge to the pocket, also an Iron Cross ribbon sewn through to the pocket flap. The entire tunic has survived in excellent overall condition, and apart from light wear is free from moth or damage.
Originally sold by us in 2007, we are pleased to have the chance to offer it again on behalf of our client.
A superb example of an SA-Untersturmfuhrer's Standarte Feldherrnhalle tunic
Price: SOLD
Dating from the late 1930s, this particularly fine quality brown wool gabardine tunic has the typical pleated top and bottom box pockets, along with fine nickel-silver pebble buttons throughout. Insignia consists of the Feldherrnhalle carmine patches (please note the images above make the collar patches appear more pink than the true carmine) with nickel-silver Wolfsangle and SA motif, and rank patch with three nickel-silver rank pips. The tunic retains the epaulette with silver aluminium on carmine base, piped collar and wool armband. The left sleeve also retains the Feldherrnhalle
officer's quality 'flatwire' cuffband. Overall near mint condition, free from moth and showing just light useage. Extremely rare tunic to find.
An extremely rare and stunning example of an SA '16 List' Hochland NCO's shirt, originally belonging to a 1923 Putschist
Price: SOLD
Dating from the late 1930s, this simply superb very high quality tan brown shirt has the light blue patches from the Bavarian areas. The unit patch bearing a white machine-embroidered 16 L, along with a companion one pip rank patch. The shirt is complete with the 1938 issue epaulette, along with the cotton swastika armband. The shirt has a beautiful woven label showing a man wearing the SA kepi, and stating, 'Fur unsere braunen Kampfer' (For our brown Comrades), along with a full RZM / SA linen label. The shirt retains the water-flecked Blood Order ribbon, and has loops for a ribbon bar and Golden Party Badge. The entire shirt has survived in absolutely mint pristine untampered condition. Due to the relatively small number of Blood Order men that must have been attached to this List-based unit, it may be possible to research the original owner.
An excellent example of an SA Reiter Standarte tunic from Hessen
Price: £1250
Dating from the middle to late 1930s, this brown wool gabardine tunic has the typical pleated top and bottom box pockets. Insignia consists of the blue patches with silver Reiter motif, and chain-stitched 3/48. The tunic retains the epaulette, piped collar and wool armband. Reiter Standarte 48 were stationed at Marburg in Hessen. Overall excellent condition, free from moth and showing just light useage. These tunics are becoming quite scarce to find.
A rare example of SA 'Leibstandarte' Hochland NCO's shirt
Price: SOLD
Dating from the middle 1930s, this typical tan brown shirt has the light blue patches, the unit patch bearing a white chain stitched 4/L, along with a companion two pip rank patch. The shirt is complete with Hochland epaulette, and the cotton armband. A well used shirt surviving in overall good condition, there are loops for a ribbon bar and various badges. A scarce unit to find.
A rare example of Motorised SA NCO's shirt for Standarte M81 from Regensburg in Bavaria
Price: £875
Dating from the early to middle 1930s, this typical tan brown shirt has the light blue patches, the unit patch bearing a white chain stitched M81, along with a companion two pip rank patch. The shirt is complete with the correct light/blue & white epaulette, the cotton armband, and the motorised SA sleeve diamond. A well used shirt surviving in overall good condition. A scarce unit to find.