http://www.militaria.name/ Militaria.Name - World Military Auctions http://www.militaria.name/images/probidlogo.gif http://www.militaria.name/ en-us Copyright Militaria.Name - World Military Auctions. The contents of this feed are available for non-commercial use only. http://www.militaria.name/ http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420431 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420431 The Fred Huntley A.M Medal for Parachuting Excellence. New and Unissued in case of issue. Heavy Gilt metal and Enamel Neck Ribbon with metal fittings comes in its original Black Felt presentation box Also has its original cardboard storage box. The back of the medal reads - AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE CADETS WING This is a Very Rare Award and RARELY Do you see One for sale Ozabn 2010-09-04T22:14:31+00:00 Neck Orders Awards http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420310 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420310 Standard pattern other ranks German Army (Wehrmacht Heer) Model 43 peaked field cap (M43 Feldmtze) in black wool. White BeVo embroidered shape early war eagle, over national cockade on black material. Cap has a black cotton liner, and dark grey leather sweatband behind the peak. Sweatbands were usually only found on early examples, and tailor made versions, especially for officers. Marked on inside crown with - 57 The sweatband is also impressed with a diamond shaped logo, but the details are indistinct. Appears to be in the form of the Erel logo, however whether it is or not, I cannot determine. Cap is undamaged, and exhibits few signs of wear. Visor is bent in the centre. Originally Size 57 (about size 7). Well manufactured. Insignia was machine stitched to the cap, at the time of manufacture. Insignia is well made. Buttons are painted grey green on the front face only, and do not appear to be marked. Please do not bid on this item if you live in a country that prohibits the import of such items. For example, items bearing a swastika cannot be sent to certain European countries. Please do not ask us to ignore such limitations, where they apply.Subject to a reserve of A$1250.00. Wehrmacht 2010-09-04T09:55:44+00:00 Germany Helmets Headgear Headgear Peaked Caps http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420278 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420278 German Army (Wehrmacht Heer) Artillery Other Ranks Private Purchase peaked cap (Schirmmtze) in woven grey green wool. White metal eagle and cockade/wreath, with red felt centre to cockade. High quality manufacture, likely owner was a senior non-commissioned officer, as they had occasion to wear these regularly, and could justify the expense of a tailor made cap, instead of the issue one (NCOs were issued their clothing, unlike officers, who were given a clothing allowance, and bought their own). High saddle form, with top stiffener still in position. Has good shape, and looks very good from the outside. Has bright red Artillery (Artillerie) piping either side of cap band and around top. Top piping is the larger size (which tended to be more expensive). Visor is not crazed. Underside of visor shows a very distinct mark where the owner used to hold the visor by the thumb, presumably when adjusting it, putting it on, or taking it off (this is not too unusual, but is more common with other ranks peaked caps, and officers field use peaked caps - as the owner was less likely to be wearing gloves). Very minor moth damage to top and back overhang. You have to look for this, to see it. Insi Wehrmacht 2010-09-04T04:04:42+00:00 Germany Helmets Headgear Headgear Peaked Caps http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420212 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420212 German Army (Wehrmacht Heer) Engineer Officers Standard peaked cap (Schirmmtze) in gabardine style woven brown green wool. White metal eagle and bullion cockade/wreath. Late war style, with top stiffener still in position. Has good shape, and looks very good from the outside. Has black Engineer (Pionier) piping either side of cap band and around top. Visor is not crazed. Moth damage to top piping at right rear, and to cap band mainly under where the top hangs down, around the back, in four places, and above the left button. Also a small hole about 3cm behind left button. Minor mothing (tracks not holes) to other parts of cap band mainly at the rear. See photos. Inside in very good condition. Sweatband is complete, and undamaged. The celluloid sweat diamond is present, and undamaged, and has a piece of paper in the name slot. Diamond is the classic wartime hard material. Brown material lining is stained, but otherwise undamaged. Marked on name tag with - 54 Plus handwritten 217/43 over 19.50 Cap is a very good exhibition piece, with moth damage unfortunate, but not obvious from the outside. A smaller size, at 54 (about size 5/8). Well manufactured. Insignia is original to the cap, a Wehrmacht 2010-09-04T00:22:30+00:00 Germany Helmets Headgear Headgear Peaked Caps http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=419987 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=419987 Original WW1 M1916 German Turtle Combat Helmet Shell Shell ONLY. This Helmet was found in a Market in Afghanistan in 2009 and was brought back to Australia by a Member of the ADF. -it still has the chin strap fittings inside the helmet. -it still has of its original helmet pins. one the Right hand side of the helmet is small hole for mounting of a Helmet Badge -Afghanistain Army issue the helmet has a Black colour to it and is in need of a very good clean. The helmet shell is still solid and in fair to good condition for its age. sold as a Battle Field Relic or Pick up. See Photos for condition Ozabn 2010-09-03T23:51:14+00:00 Germany Helmets Headgear Combat issue http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=419885 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=419885 1950s Australian Army Paratroopers Assoc S.A Branch Pocket Patch. Heavy Stitched cotton thread on a Maroon Felt cloth Blazer Pocket. this patch pocket has been removed from the Blazer a Very Rare find and in Very good condition Rare Ozabn 2010-09-03T23:12:25+00:00 Insignia Patches Blazer Patches http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=419884 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=419884 German Army (Wehrmacht Heer) Infantry Officers Standard peaked cap (Schirmmtze) in gabardine style woven grey green wool. White metal eagle and cockade/wreath, with red felt centre to cockade. Early to mid war style, with top stiffener still in position. Has good shape, and looks very good from the outside. Has white Infantry (Infanterie) piping either side of cap band and around top. Visor has mild crazing to front. No moth damage. Inside shows many signs of long term use. Sweatband is ripped and missing in a few places, and has been field repaired (to rejoin to cap) on both sides. The celluloid sweat diamond has been almost completely removed, but what remains is the classic wartime hard material. Brown material lining is stained, but otherwise undamaged. Marked on inside crown with - 60 1/2 Cap is a very good exhibition piece, with no damage obvious from the outside. A large size, at 60.5 (about size 1/2). Well manufactured. Insignia is original to the cap, and does not appear to have been ever removed. No sign of makers marks. Please do not bid on this item if you live in a country that prohibits the import of such items. For example, items bearing a swastika cannot be sent to Wehrmacht 2010-09-03T23:12:04+00:00 Germany Helmets Headgear Headgear Peaked Caps http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=419873 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=419873 Australian RAASC 176 DET Air Dispatch Coy Vietnam 67-68 plaque A Rare and very hard to find plaque Original Vietnam War issued plaque. Size- 24.5cm high by 20cm wide. Painted Enameled Center design on a wooden shield. Complete and in fair to good condition Ozabn 2010-09-03T22:20:07+00:00 Plaques http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=419768 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=419768 Standard pattern late war other ranks Air Force (Luftwaffe) field cap (Feldmtze) in grey wool. Single button front, with off white embroidered air force eagle and cockade, on a grey fabric background. Cap is undamaged, and exhibits very few signs of wear. Small size. Not marked. Very well manufactured, with a double stitched brushed cotton interior lining. Glass button. Please do not bid on this item if you live in a country that prohibits the import of such items. For example, items bearing a swastika cannot be sent to certain European countries. Please do not ask us to ignore such limitations, where they apply.Subject to a reserve of A$575.00. Wehrmacht 2010-09-03T05:41:18+00:00 Germany Helmets Headgear Headgear Peaked Caps http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=419323 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=419323 Original American Civil War era Union Officers Sword and Scabbard. The sword has the following a Fishskin Grip ,Wire bound. The Pommel has an Eagle design on it and the curved handle of the guard has a design aswell. Gilted metal with a Shell Guard design with one side folding down. The fold down side of the guard has a beautiful design of a Sheild over a pile of Weapons and a Wreath. The Sold side has an Spread Winged Eagle over Spears with Flags and a Wreath Design The Blade is 74cm long from the guard to the point of the blade. The blade on both sides has eching 2/3rds the way up. One side has a Sheild & crossed Lances at the hilt end and an Eagle with a ribbon in its claws and beck. The other side has a Sheild and Long Spear with a Pennent. 2/3rds up the eching is the letters U.S The Etching is still very clear and in very nice condition for its age. The sword has a makers Mark for BAKER & McKENNEY N.Y The Scabbard is Steel and has loop fitting for mounting and wear of the Sword with Scabbard. The fittings in the sword are all Gold Gilt washed and a large amount of the original gilt remains. The scabbard fittings have a design on them as well. The bottom of the scabbard Collection1 2010-09-03T01:14:10+00:00 Civil War 1861 to 1865 Swords Bayonets Blades