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A superb untouched & outstanding Heer Infantry Standard Bearers tunic for Infantry Regiment '70'
Price: SOLD
This completely original Standard Bearers tunic is finished in highest quality field grey ribbed gabardine with dark green collar. The tunic retains the epaulettes with silvered pip and regimental number '70', along with fine old silver litzen collar patches and a stunning early quality old silver bullion wire eagle/swastika. The sleeve retains the BeVo woven Infantry Standard Bearer patch. The tunic is complete with a fine quality early pattern markmanship lanyard. The quality of this tunic
is breathtaking, and is definately enhanced by the use of early old silver tresse throughout, rather than the later aluminium. The tunic survives in mint pristine condition apart from the typical (and in this case pleasing) patination of the old silver tresse. The tunic is original in all respects and the Standard Bearer patch is not a later addition. Originally apart of the well known Green collection, where it had been acquired back in the early 1970s.
A superb and untouched Heer Feldgendarmerie / Recruiting Majors full Parade tunic
Price: £1850
A rare example of this Feldgendarmerie / Recruiting parade tunic finished in highest quality field grey doeskin with dark green collar piped in orange. The tunic retains the epaulettes in entwined silver on orange, along with beautiful orange backed collar patches and a stunning early quality silver bullion wire eagle/swastika. There is provision for a ribbon bar and breast decoration, and a horn button is placed under one epaulette for attachment of the aigelettes. The quality of this tunic
is breathtaking, surviving in mint pristine condition . Very rare parade tunic colour to find.
An excellent near mint condition Heer Panzer-Grenadier NCO M40 tunic
Price: £1850
A rare example of this M40 Panzer-Grenadier NCO tunic finished in typical wool field grey material with dark green bearing NCO tresse. The tunic retains the epaulettes in dark green with NCO tresse and light green piping, along with light green piped collar patches and a BeVo woven eagle/swastika. There are provision for breast decorations, and a horn button is placed under one epaulette for attachment of an aiguilette. Hard to find combat tunics in this condition.
An SS -Polizei Officer's four pocket tunic
Price: SOLD
A stunning and rare example of an SS-Polizei Officer's four pocket tunic. Finished in the typical police field grey wool gabardine, the tunic has the usual dark brown doeskin collar and cuffs piped in green. The tunic is complete with the police silver aluminium collar patches, and epaulettes bearing one pip to each. Completing the tunic is the standard Officer's quality silver aluminium wreathed eagle/swastika, the SS Runes insignia beneath the left pocket, and a particularly rare Polizei 'Alte Kampfer'
chevron, denoting membership to the NSDAP prior to 1933. The tunic is sold with the scarce Polizei silver aluminium agailette, but does not include the SA Sports badge. The entire tunic has survived in near mint condition, with just the slightest wear visible. It is also free from any moth or damage. We will be having various high quality Police items for sale over the coming months (see also under Headwear).
A scarce Munich Rural Polizei NCO's four pocket tunic
Price: £1,750
A stunning example of a scarce Munich-based rural Polizei NCO's four pocket tunic. Finished in the typical police field grey wool gabardine, the tunic has the usual light brown doeskin collar and cuffs piped in orange. The tunic is complete with the police silver aluminium and orange collar patches, and epaulettes in silver / brown with brown / silver litzen bar to the underneath for senior NCO's with long service. Completing the tunic is the machine-embroidered 'Munchen' wreathed eagle/swastika
insignia to the left sleeve. The entire tunic has survived in near mint condition, with just the slightest wear visible. It is also free from any moth or damage. A scarce rank to find, and particularly nice to find a Munich-based tunic.
A scarce named Gendarmerie Officer's four pocket tunic
Price: £1250
A good scarce example of a named Gendarmerie Officer's four pocket tunic. Finished in the typical police field grey wool gabardine, the tunic has a plain field grey collar and cuffs. The tunic is complete with the Gendarmerie silver aluminium and orange collar patches, and epaulettes in entwined silver on orange. Completing the tunic is a beautiful quality wreathed eagle/swastika
insignia to the left sleeve. The inside silk lining sports a full Munich tailor's label, and the matching name label is located in the top inside pocket. Dated 1938, the label names the original owner as a Hauptmann Lagerbauer (tunic obviously upranked when he gained promotion. The entire tunic has survived in very good overall condition, with just light wear visible. Ex-Mollo collection.
A scarce Berlin City Polizei NCO's four pocket tunic
Price: £975
A good scarce example of a Berlin-based city Polizei NCO's four pocket tunic. Finished in the typical police field grey lighter weight gabardine, the tunic has the usual dark brown doeskin collar and cuffs piped in green. The tunic is complete with the police silver aluminium and green collar patches, and epaulettes in silver / brown with brown. Completing the tunic is the machine-embroidered 'Berlin' wreathed eagle/swastika
insignia to the left sleeve. The entire tunic has survived in very good overall condition, with light wear visible overall.
An extremely rare SS Standartenführer open-neck tunic
Price: On request
A rare and desirable example of an open-neck field-grey 'Allgemeine-SS style' SS- Standartenführer's tunic with epaulette's bearing the distinctive light-grey piping for officers attached to the RFSS. The field grey gabardine tunic retains all its original insignia, including the 2nd pattern single oakleave collar patches, silver entwined epaulettes with light grey piping and black base (both with two bronzed pips), and a beautiful quality sleeve eagle/swastika. The tunic also has the
Runes insignia to the lower left pocket, and loops for two awards to the pocket. The tunic has survived in overall very good to excellent condition, but does show light wear, and some mothing, in particular to the bottom of the cuffs, and a small area to the inside where the tunic material meets the silk lining. The tunic shows no sign of ever having had a cuffband. This style of field-grey open-neck tunic (without silver piping to the collar) was made famous by Otto Kumm, to which a multitude of photographs
survive. This tunic was acquired at the beginning of the 1980s from the well-known German-based Haucker collection, and has been in one collection since that time. A unique opportunity to buy a very rare style of tunic.
A scarce early example of Allgemeine-SS black service tunic for Standarte 5
Price: On request
A scarce and desirable example of an early Allgemeine-SS black service tunic manufactured in cord. The tunic retains its single epaulette bearing the black/silver twist cords. Collar patches with the Standarte '5' on black and companion NCO rank patch, along with black/silver collar edge piping. The tunic has the standard SS armband along with a very fine early example of cuffband bearing a number '2' on black with green edges. There are loops for two awards to the pocket, and the interior lining
is in a typical black cotton. The tunic has survived in overall very good to excellent condition, showing just light service wear.
Extremely rare SS Standartenführer's brownshirt from the early 1930s
Price: On request
An extremely rare example of SS brownshirt for the rank of Standartenführer. The shirt retains the single Allgemeine higher officer's epaulette and matching single oakleave collar patches on black velvet. The shirt retains the ultra-rare embroidered 'Leadership School' upper sleeve arrow, along with SS cotton armband. The shirt has black finished buttons throughouit and provision for various decorations. The shirt shows much general use overall. This actual shirt is pictured on page 38 of SS Regalia.
An extremely rare SS-Standartenoberjunker's panzer wrapover
Price: SOLD
It is rare indeed to find any original example of the SS pattern panzer wrapover, let alone one to an officer aspirant. This nicely used example is complete with the pink piped epaulettes bearing full NCO tresse and two pips. The collar patches bear the officer quality Runes and the two pips / 1 stripe rank side. To the sleeve is a fine example of the standard machine-embroidered SS eagle/swastika. The wrapover retains a ribbon bar and and loops for one award to the
left breast. Interior has the typical beige silk lining complete with full issue stamps. Overall the jacket shows light use, but is free from moth or damage.
A textbook example of an Infantry SS-Hauptsturmführer's SS pattern tunic
Price: SOLD
A very nice untampered example of an Infantry SS-Hauptsturmführer's SS pattern tunic. The field grey gabardine tunic retains all its original insignia, including the collar patches, white piped epaulettes and sleeve eagle/swastika. All of the insignia is of the highest quality, especially the sleeve eagle which is absolutely beautiful. The tunic shows light use overall, it retains an original ribbon for the Iron Cross 2nd Class along with loops for various badges. The tunic has never had a cuffband attached.
It is very hard indeed to find just a good untouched standard SS officers tunic in this day and age.
A superb Heer Jäger Oberst's four pocket tunic
Price: SOLD
Typical field grey ribbed gabardine four pocket tunic with dark green collar. The tunic retains the epaulettes with two bronzed pips on silver aluminium entwined braid. The tunic has the early style green Jäger piped officer collar patches and a nice quality silver bullion wire eagle/swastika. The sleeve retains a fine quality Officer's hand-embroidered Jäger patch with silver edge piping.The tunic is complete with many loops for various award badges, along with a ribbon for the Iron Cross 2nd Class. The tunic
is complete with a full silk lining along with a silk tailor's label. Surviving in excellent to near mint condition, the tunic is free from moth or damage.All the insignia is of particularly high quality and is free from any oxidation. The
Jäger Erel visor cap shown is being sold seperately (see under headwear).
A superb german Cross holder Heer Panzer Oberst's four pocket tunic
Price: SOLD
Fine quality field grey four pocket tunic with dark green collar. The tunic retains the entwined silver braid epaulettes with two bronzed pips to each . The tunic has the Panzer piped officer collar patches and a nice quality silver bullion wire eagle/swastika. The tunic is complete with many loops for various award badges along with loops for a German Cross award. The tunic survives in overall excellent condition, free from moth or damage.
A superb Heer Panzer Hauptmann's four pocket tunic for Anti-Tank & Tank destroyer units
Price: SOLD
Typical field grey four pocket tunic with dark grren collar. The tunic retains the epaulettes with two bronzed pips and gothic 'P' mongram to each. The tunic has the Panzer piped officer collar patches and a nice quality silver bullion wire eagle/swastika. The tunic is complete with many loops for various award badges, including loops to hold the German cross. The tunic is complete with a full silk lining along with a silk tailor's label. Overall very good to excellent condition, free from moth or damage. The
panzer crusher cap shown is being sold seperately (see under headwear).
An excellent Heer Panzer M1943 NCO's four pocket tunic
Price: £975
Field green wool M1943 tunic with box pockets and typical modified dark green collar. Tunic retains the Panzer pink piped collar patches and BeVo silver wire woven eagle/swastika, along with the specialist 'handwerker' trade circle to the sleeve. The tunic has provision for slip on style eppaulettes (not present), along with an additional button for attaching a lanyard. Surviving in near mint condition, the tunic is free from moth or damage.
A rare full parade tunic for a Hauptmann with Gebirgsjäger Regiment 100
Price: SOLD
It has always been concidered rare to find a good example of a Gebirgsjäger parade tunic, but this stunning example belonged to a Hauptmann with the elite Gebirgsjäger Regiment 100. The tunic is complete with all insignia which is of very high quality and remains bright. The tunic has loops for a long ribbon bar and two other awards, also a small horn button can be found under the right-hand epaulette allowing the fixing of a set of parade agailettes. Unfortunately the tunic isn't named but does still retain
a full Munich tailors label. The entire tunic has survived in near mint condition.
An Afrikakorps NCO's 'Panzer-Grenadier' tunic
Price: £2250
A good example of the Afrikakorps olive green tunic for NCo ranks. Tunic bears the slip on epaulettes for Panzer-Grenadier with fine green silk piping along with the brown tropical NCO tresse. Tunic collar also retains the brown tropical tresse along with the correct blue finished collar patches. The tunic also retains the BeVo woven tropical eagle and the Afrikakorps cuffband. There are badge loops for two badges and also provision for a ribbon bar. Overall very good to excellent condition. Light use overall
but unfortutantely not exhibiting the very collectable bleached look.
Artillery Sturmann's field-grey parade tunic named to 'Kanonier Feldmann' on the staff of Artillery Regiment 19
Price: £475
A very nice tunic in excellent undamaged condition and complete with all insignia. Epaulettes have the red embroidered regiment number '19', and Feldmann's name appears within the tunic. The cap shown is not sold with this jacket but does make an excellent match. See under headwear for details of this Erel manufactured cap.
A Heer greatcoat for an NCO with Artillery Regiment '58'
Price: SOLD
A mint condition example of the standard Heer OR/NCO greatcoat in field grey wool and with dark green collar. The greatcoat retains the matching epaulettes showing the wearer to have been attached to Artillery Regiment '58'. Originally apart of the well known Green collection, where it had been acquired back in the 1970s. Actually hard to find good mint examples of Heer greatcoats in todays market.
An extremely rare example of the wartime SS officers white summer style tunic
Price: £2250
This tunic was brought back to England in 1945 by a British soldier. The tunic was later sold to the well known militaria dealer Chris Farlowe, by which time the insignia was stripped from it and the tunic placed for sale in its stripped state. Acquired by ULRIC of ENGLAND in the late 1970s, it was always hoped that the insignia would come up for sale again so the tunic could be completed. Having now owned this tunic for three decades it still remains stripped and it is now time for it to be given a new home.
The tunic is of superb quality and is fully lined to the inside. Insignia would have consisted of a pair of epaulettes, detachable. Pair of collar patches, detachable, and a sleeve eagle/swastika. The tunic has loops for three decorations and a long ribbon bar and all the nickle-silver pebble finished buttons are identically RZM marked. The tunic has survived in overall excellent condition and would serve as an excellent example of this very rare pattern tunic, for the specialist SS collector. An excellent example
of this tunic in wear can be seen in the Bender publication, Uniforms & Organisation of the Waffen-SS Volume 1, page 42.