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Wehrmacht

German Police Coastal-Watch Armband (Item POL 1-1)

DESCRIPTION: This is one of the most rare of the armbands we have ever had. It measures 7 X 4 inches and is embroidered completely onto the blue band. It is Küsten Wache Ost, Coastal Watch in the East. The 'E' on Wache is under the fold. This was the detachment of German Police that was assigned to guarding the German seacoasts. Very rare and 100 percent original.

PRICE:  SOLD

 

Nazi

Nazi

Nazi

Nazi

NAZI POLICE PLAQUE (Item POL 1-2)

DESCRIPTION: A beautifully executed plaque measuring 8 inches in diameter. It's of heavy bronze depicting an early version of the transition helmeted bust of a trooper of the uniformed police. It is dated 1933-35 and its legend translates to, "The man may fall, the flag, never! Landespolizei." This is a bronze sculpture at its best. The detail is great! It is signed "Encke" under the neck.

PRICE: $1,500.00

 

Police

German Police Stickpin (Item POL 1-3)

DESCRIPTION: This solid-silver stickpin is for off-duty police officers and detectives. It is one of the quality silver stickpins by Ludenshied, although not marked.

PRICE: $175.00

 

Wehrmacht

Wehrmacht

Wehrmacht

Wehrmacht

Wehrmacht

Wehrmacht

German Police Dagger (Item POL 1-4)

DESCRIPTION: Here is a very fine example of the German Police sidearm in super-fine condition throughout blade by Clement & Jung Solingen (matching numbers). Dagger and sheath with the stamped police unit letters and numbers S. Sch.T.462. This weapon has the original carry frog and knot or portepee. This knot is slightly frayed because of wear on the uniform, but it's "there." This is considered a bayonet although there is no bayonet mortise. With mortise they could be ordered by the various departments. They were usually ordered like that by police order teams that were in parade dress. Without this they were worn by officers on everyday duty We don't like to use the word mint, but this is close to the 'M' word-blade pristine! This is as nice as they get.

PRICE:  SOLD

 

 

Wehrmacht

German Police Translator Armband (Item POL 1-6)

DESCRIPTION: This is quite a rare armband for persons who would be translators for the German Military Police. REMEMBER, this is an original Third Reich armband (not a copy). It is printed on cotton and has an eagle and swastika stamp near the right-top corner (indistinguishable). It measures 7 ½ X 4 inches. Translators are very necessary to good police investigation when on foreign soil.

PRICE:  SOLD

 

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Wehrmacht

Wehrmacht

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German Police Shako (Item POL 1-7)

DESCRIPTION: This is the helmet that was a transition piece worn for a very short time by the police of the city of Berlin. Traditionally, the police officers of this city always wore black uniform trappings. This continued for a time, even though the rest of the nation's police went over to the green-felt-style shako. The Berlin officers continued to wear the black shako. This was until the leadership went from Göring to Himmler. After that, the Reichsführer-SS and Politzei insisted on national standardization and the green-felt shako was adopted, even in der Haupstadt (Berlin). This particular shako is in the shiny, almost patent-leather finish with the Third Reich eagle prominently displayed at the front. The national colors as seen on the cockade are bright. The helmet has the air-hole devices with screened openings. The overall condition is near mint. We do not know the size. It is a very sharp collectible piece and historically very important to the saga of the N.S. Kampfzeit.

PRICE: $950.00

 

Wehrmacht

Five-medal Bar (Police) (Item POL 1-8)

DESCRIPTION: Here is a 5-medal bar that was owned by an officer of the Austrian Police, who had served his country in the army and the police. Besides the Iron Cross 2nd Class WWI, he had earned the War Service Cross, the 15-year Army Service Cross of Germany, the Austrian Merit Medal with swords for combatant, and the Nazi Long-service Medal for police service 25 years. Evidently, this man was in police services before his enlistment in the Austrian military. One of the nicest things about this bar is that it is accompanied with two other service bars. One of them shows the Third Reich War Service Medal with swords that he undoubtedly won after the Anschlus of Austria.

PRICE: SOLD

 

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SS

SS

 Disk of the Nazi Secret Police (Item POL 1-9; WEHR 2-7; SS 3-1)

DESCRIPTION: This is a 100-percent genuine disc of the Geheime Feldpolizei, Germany's plain-clothed military police formed in July 1939 by order of the Generaloberst Wilhelm Keitel (see Osprey book #213 German Military Police Units 1939-1945). These officers had many duties that included counterespionage, countersaboage, detection of treasonable activities, and counterpropaganda. They also assisted the army legal system in investigations for courts-martial. At times, circumstances allowing or required, they wore uniforms. There has been much hullabaloo about German police discs lately, but all that notwithstanding here is a genuine die-struck piece that can stand any test administered to it. This disc is said to be exceptionally rare in the aforementioned book, and it surely is. About 1 3/4" diameter. 

PRICE: $1,975.00: Reduced to $1,200.00

 

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 German Police Dagger Mod-1939 Seitengewehr (Item POL 1-10)

DESCRIPTION: This is another fine example of a German Police sidearm that is in fine condition throughout with matching numbers (sheath and dagger). This example has the original carry frog. This is generally called a bayonet even though there is no bayonet slot or mortise. This style was used while in parade dress. This piece is in extra fine condition on the outside and is by E & F Horster Solingen, who made the finest of these and had the original contract for the German Police. The blade is slightly pitted.

PRICE: SOLD

 

Police

 German Customs Service Administration Badge (Item POL 1-11)

DESCRIPTION: This is a badge worn usually on a brassard by customs officers while on duty. It was the official badge of this highly important civil service that came under general police administration. This one in gilted brass bears the number of the official. The eagle and swastika are in high relief and very finely detailed. The holes at the edges are for fastening the badge to cloth. Mint condition. It measures 3 ¼ by 2 ¼ inches. Is very nice and rare insignia of the Reich’s protectors at large.

PRICE: $195.00

 

Police

 German Police Sport Shirt Patch (Item POL 1-12)

DESCRIPTION: This is the patch for the sports competition shirt for the German Police. All machine embroidered, this is one of the nicest of the various t-shirts patches. The blue color may or may not be the Waterways Police. It measures 3 ½ x 3 ¼ inches.

PRICE: SOLD

 

Wehrmacht

Wehrmacht

Stickpin from the Police Sport Organization (Baden) (Item POLICE 1-13; PINS 4-15)

DESCRIPTION: Here is a very beautiful stickpin from the police athletic group in the German state of Baden. It shows the familiar Baden Griffin holding the shield of sport victory with the words Badisher Polizeisport Verband. Beautiful gold-on-black enamel is applied on the bronze stickpin.

PRICE: $225.00; super nice!

 

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 Austrian Police Helmet (Item POL 1-14)

DESCRIPTION: This M-16 helmet is the type used by the Landespolizeigruppe General Göring. It has screened air vents and a light parade finish. See the lower helmet on page 247 of Ludwig Baer’s book, The History of the German Steel Helmet: 1916-1945. This is the exact style used by the Austrian Police before amalgamation into the Göring-directed police formations. After the Anschlus these helmets were issued to police units with the new insignia. The outside shell of the helmet has its original finish and is in great shape. The padded 3-piece liner is there, but torn in places, and the chinstrap is broken and the buckle is missing. Still, this is a fairly rare helmet and is deserving of an honored place in a good helmet collection.

PRICE:  SOLD

 

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Book Deutsche Ringen um den Osten, German Struggle for the East (Item POL 1-16; WEHR 19-11)

DESCRIPTION:    Here is one great book that spells out the German agenda of Lebenstraum. There are 163 fine black-and-white pictures and text tracing Germany’s expansionist aims from the time of the Teutonic knights at Marienburg to the Russo-German Pact of 1939. The book was presented as a congratulatory prize from the teachers and classmates to a student they wished to honor. The school is the First Police School Class C of 1942-43 at the protectorate police establishment in Moravia. The signatures are all Czechs, who worked as policemen for the German liberators in the 1940s. The chief policeman and Reich protector of Bohemia and Moravia in former Czechoslovakia was none other than Obergruppenführer-SS Reinhard Tristan Heydrich. He was murdered by British-trained assassins on May 27, 1942. Many Czechs served in the German police formations fighting against the Czech communist resistance movement. The book has 355 pages and measures 9 x 11 1/2 inches and is in very good condition. This is an extremely important historically and considered rare, even in Germany.

PRICE: $350.00

 

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 Hasso the Police Dog (Item POL 1-17)

DESCRIPTION: Here is a little boy’s book that was presented to Herr Karl Heinz at Christmastime of 1942, by perhaps his girlfriend Annemarie Helmbold. It is a 225-page book of animal tales for children with illustrations. We thought it interesting and bought it in Germany because of repeated requests for service-dog-related items. It’s also an interesting item to collectors of German police articles, if for the cover picture alone.

PRICE: $65.00

 

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