GERMAN WW2 PORCELAIN ROSENTHAL PLATE 1938
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ORIGINAL GERMAN WW2 PORCELAIN ROSENTHAL 1938 PLATE
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ORIGINAL GERMAN WW2 PORCELAIN ROSENTHAL 1938 PLATE
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GERMAN U-BOAT PIN U-96
Sold by Military TourSilver clutch back. Badge is made of high quality tin alloy. ALSO VISIT OUR WEBSITE WWW.MILITARYTOUR.COM FOR MUCH MORE MILITARIA
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WW2 GERMAN NSBO STICK PIN
Sold by Military TourThe NSBO was a labor organization during the Third Reich. The stickpin featured here was issued to members of the group. The design consists of a hand clenching a hammer with a swastika in the center. A quarter gear is…
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GERMAN SWISS M1939 UNIFORM FIELD GREEN
Sold by Military TourSimilar to WWII German. These ones are very hard to find with cotton lining. Very economical and easy to convert to WWII German tunic for reenacting or movie productions. Size small (36-38) ALSO VISIT OUR WEBSITE WWW.MILITARYTOUR.COM FOR MUCH MORE MILITARIA
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GERMAN WAFFEN SS OAK LEAF A CAMOUFLAGE M43 DRILL PANTS
Sold by Military TourThis example is constructed from a reversible spring/fall smooth cotton Oak "A" material with the fall side out. Pants Sizes: Med : Waist: 32 Large: Waist: 34 X-Large: Waist: 36 XX-Large: Waist: 38 XXX-Large: Waist: 40 ALSO VISIT OUR WEBSITE WWW.MILITARYTOUR.COM FOR MUCH…
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GERMAN LDO PRESENTATION CASE
Sold by Military TourCan be used for panzer Assault, Wound Badge, SpanishCross, War Merit Cross etc. 72mmX 57mm Made to war time specifications this presentation case feature leatherette coverings in proper colors and textures, push button closure, satin -lined top, velvet or flocked bottoms…
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ORIGINAL WW2 GERMAN BANDAGE DATED 1944
Sold by Military TourThese bandages were carried by the German soldier in the medic pouches and first aid kits of various types. The bandage is original and filled with the original gauze. Is dated 1944. Issued to every soldier,they were usually inserted into…