SS and Police Uniform Regalia

This very scarce item, and hard to find in any condition. This one shows signs of frequent use, however, it remains in very good overall condition.

It is solid copper and appears to have been gilded at one time. There are rings for attachment of the banner. The spit valve is present, but missing the original pad. The steel mouthpiece is present, shown here from the right and left. There is an applied SS eagle insignia on the flare of the bell, shown here.

It is not maker marked. It measures 27 inches long overall, with a bell 5 inches in diameter. The bugle banner suspension loops are 16 inches center to center.

There is deep tarnish throughout, with the majority of the gilt finish gone. The tuning slide is seized from age and disuse. There are several dings and dents and some very slight bending. There are no kinks or signs of significant damage.

The overall condition is good to very good, as shown.

This very scarce item, and hard to find in any condition. This one shows signs of frequent use, however, it remains in very good overall condition.

It is heavy cotton with gold bullion fringe on three sides and heavy gold bullion cords and tassels. Both the unit idenfier and the swastika disk are bordered with heavy black and white SS cord. It is shown here from the back.

It is not maker marked. It measures 25 inches long and 16 inches wide overall, not including the fringe. It is suspended on gold bullion straps from a 22 inch hardwood bar with gilded brass end caps (tarnished).

The overall condition is soiled but still very good to near excellent, as shown.

This very scarce item, and hard to find in any condition. This one shows signs of frequent use, however, it remains in very good overall condition.

It is solid brass with nickel plated bell and accents. There is one ring for attachment of a lanyard.  The steel mouthpiece is present. The bugles is shown here from the right and left. There is an applied SA/SS eagle insignia on the flare of the bell, shown here.

It is not maker marked. It measures 10 inches long overall, with a bell 5 inches in diameter.

There is deep tarnish throughout.. There is a very old period repair to the bell from when it was apparently hit or dropped.  The repair is virtually seamless and very hard to detect from the exterior.

The overall condition is good to very good, as shown.

This very scarce item, and hard to find in any condition. This one shows signs of frequent use, however, it remains in very good overall condition.

It is plated steel with a hinged hanger swivel. The back is shown here.

It is RZM SS 1053/39 maker marked. It measures 12 inches long and 1 inches wide overall.

It is in very good to near excellent condition, with a slight bend at the clip, as shown.

This very scarce item, and hard to find in any condition. This one shows signs of frequent use, however, it remains in very good overall condition.

It is solid brass with a hinged hanger swivel.  No belt strap is present.  The back is shown here.

It is not maker marked. It measures 4-1/4 inches long and 2-1/2 inches wide overall, with a space of 1-1/8 inches (28mm) across the hooks center to center.

There is deep tarnish throughout.

The overall condition is good to very good, as shown.

This very scarce item, and hard to find in any condition. This one shows signs of frequent use, however, it remains in very good overall condition.

It is solid brass with a hinged hanger swivel.  There is a belt strap for a 2 inch wide belt present.  The back is shown here.

It is not maker marked. It measures 5-1/2 inches long and 3 inches wide overall, with a space of 1-3/8 inches (34mm) across the hooks center to center.

There is deep tarnish throughout.

The overall condition is good to very good, as shown.

This very rare badge has some extensive wear to the original silver, and some noticeable damage to the enamel on one of the runes.

It is maker marked with a RZM logo and M011 raised markings on the back. Here is a view of the back.

It measures 45mm in diameter.

There is deep tarnish throughout.

The overall condition is good to very good, as shown.

The die-struck eagle has four attachment bolts.  One of the original nuts remains.

This is a scarce and very hard to find device, especially in this condition.

This is a slightly vaulted die stuck silver color alloy (not aluminum or pewter). Traces of silver plate remain on the front. It measures 3-1/2 by 5-3/4 inches. Here is a view of the back.

The condition is very good to near excellent.

The customs protection service (tariff border control) was subordinated under the command of Reichsführer-SS Himmler following the 20 July 1944 assassination plot on Hitler.

This is a scarce and very hard to find badge. It was used in the field and has some wear evident to the gilt and threads remain from when it was attached.

This is a slightly vaulted die stuck gilt on brass. It measures 2-5/8 by 3-1/4 inches.

The condition is very good to near excellent. Here is a view of the back.

This is an extremely rare set of insignia -- in any condition.

The condition is used with wear overall from when it was on a uniform.

This is a VERY rare set of insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

This is a view of the back.

The condition is very good to near excellent, with some minor wear, as shown.

This is a VERY rare set of insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

This is a view of the back.

The condition is excellent throughout.

This is a VERY rare set of insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

This is a view of the back.

The condition is excellent throughout.

The blank white and black border tab measures 57mm by 46mm (2-1/4 by 1-7/8 inches). The skull and "14" tab measures 57mm by 45mm (2-1/4 by 1-7/8 inches). The border is loose on the skull tab.

This is a view of the back.

The condition is good to very good throughout.

The blank white and black border tab measures 58mm by 47mm (2-1/4 by 1-7/8 inches).

This is a WWII period photograph SS-Kriegsberichter marked photograph taken by Peter Adendorf. He was assigned to the Totenkopf 1942-1944, II. SS-Panzerkorps at Arnhem 1944, holder of the Panzer Assault Badge in Bronze and the Close Combat Clasp in Silver. The photo is NOT a part of this offering and it is shown for context and reference only.

This is a view of the back showing the cheesecloth backing.

The condition is very good throughout.

This is a nice example of this insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

This is a view of the back.

The condition is excellent throughout.

This is a nice example of this insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

This is a view of the back.

The condition is excellent throughout.

This is a scarce insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

The condition is excellent throughout.

This is a scarce insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

The condition is very good, with a very minor nip at one edge and slight separation of the silver cord, as shown.

This is a scarce insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

The condition is very good, with some very minor signs of wear, as shown.

This is a scarce insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

The condition is excellent throughout.

This is a scarce insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

The condition is excellent throughout.

This is a scarce insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

The condition is excellent throughout.

This is a scarce insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

The condition is excellent throughout.

This is a scarce insignia.

The condition is good to very good. There is a crack in the bullion braid at the center that is not visible in normal wear.

The condition is near excellent throughout.

The condition is near excellent throughout.

The condition is near excellent throughout.

The condition is near excellent throughout.

The condition is near excellent throughout.

The condition is excellent (near mint) throughout.

This is a very short-lived insignia, worn until 1933, when it was replaced by the cuff title.

It measures 2-1/2 by 3-3/4 inches. It has the material folded over on the back. The interior is a stiffened heavy paper material.

This is a scarce insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

The condition is near excellent throughout.

This is a very short-lived insignia, worn until 1933, when it was replaced by a cuff title.

It measures 2-1/2 by 3 inches. It has the material folded over on the back. The interior is a stiffened burlap material.

This is a scarce insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

The condition is near mint throughout.

The condition is very good throughout.

This is a scarce insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

The condition is near mint throughout.

This is a scarce insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

The condition is near excellent throughout.

This is a scarce insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

The condition is near mint throughout.

This is a scarce insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

The condition is near mint, with very minor tarnish to the silver wire, throughout.

This is a scarce insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

The condition is excellent throughout.

This is a scarce insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

The condition is very good to near excellent, with some minor stains and tarnish from routine wear.

The color of the wool and stitching is identical on both, the image shows one slightly lighter because of the flash. They are completely matching in all respects.

This is a scarce insignia, and seldom encountered in this condition.

The condition is excellent throughout.

The condition is very good condition, with some minor soiling present. There is edge wear from when it was removed from a uniform.

Here is a view of the back. This patch has silver leaves and flower petals and golden yellow center with thick gray border loops. It is on black wool felt.

It measures 43mm by 60mm.

The overall condition is near excellent.

The condition is near excellent.

The condition is used, removed from a uniform and still very good to near excellent.

The condition is near mint throughout.

The condition is near mint condition throughout.

Here is a view of the back. It black wool with a silver bullion stripe.

It measures approximately 3 by 3-1/4 inches.

The overall condition is excellent to near mint.

Here is a view of the back side showing the die-struck construction. And one of the front from the top and the bottom. These are the left and right sides. There is no apparent content mark.

There are some significant signs of wear and tarnish from long use, apparent in the images. Note back of the band was broken long ago.

This ring was a part of the Erich Göstl estate. Göstl was an MG-42 machine gunner with the SS-Panzergrenadier during WWII serving with the LSSAH. We have several other items from this estate and details of his service with his original 1939 Knight's Cross, here.

The ring is a size 12 to 12-1/2.

The overall condition is near very good, except as noted above. There is very deep tarnish from age.

Here is a view of the bottom side. And one of the back. The 800 content mark is in the center of the back of the skull. There is also an unreadable maker mark.

There are some significant signs of wear and tarnish from long use, apparent in the images. Note one of the bones has broken off one side long ago.

This ring was a part of the Erich Göstl estate. Göstl was an MG-42 machine gunner with the SS-Panzergrenadier during WWII serving with the LSSAH. We have several other items from this estate and details of his service with his original 1939 Knight's Cross, here.

The ring is a size 10 to 10-1/2.

The overall condition is near very good, except as noted above. There is very deep tarnish from age.

Here is a view of the right side. And one of the back. The 800 content mark is in the center of the back of the skull.

There are some significant signs of wear and tarnish from long use, apparent in the images. Note the skull has a jaw and SS sigrunes on each side.

The ring is a size 7-1/2.

The overall condition is near very good, except as noted above.

Here is a view of the right side, left side, and one of the back. There are no marks, other than the SS sig runes on the face.

This ring was brought back, captured from North Africa.

There are some significant signs of wear and tarnish from long use, apparent in the images.

The ring is a size 9-1/2 to 10.

The overall condition is near very good, except as noted above.

Here is a view of the back.

There is an SS number K 34025 stamped on the bottom, and DESCHLER MCHN. 9.GES GESCH. This is a close-up of the markings.

It measures 3/4 by 1/2 by 2-1/4 inches.

The overall condition is near excellent, with deep tarnish from age.

Here is a view of the back.

The condition is near mint, apparent in the images.

Each measures 4-1/2 inches long and various widths. The edges are raw and unfinished. The stripes, oak leaves and acorns are a forest green on black.

The price shown is for the lot of FOUR insignia shown at the left.

Here is a view of the back.

The condition is near mint, apparent in the images.

It measures 3-3/4 inches long and 1-3/4 inches wide. It has turned and sewn edges. The stripes, oak leaves and acorns are a forest green on black.

Here is a view of the back.

The condition is near excellent, apparent in the images.

It measures 4-3/4 inches long and 4 inches high. It has raw edges. The stripes, oak leaves and acorns are a lime green on black.

This is a view of the back of the portapee.

It measures 18 inches overall. The knot is 1-3/4 inches across.  The core of the knot matched the strap.  One slider is present.

This is a scarce piece, and difficult to find in this condition.

The condition is excellent throughout.

This is a view of the kosh extended to its full length of 15-1/2 inches. It is 6-1/2 inches closed for carry.

The condition is generally very good. The end cap is starting to detach, as can be seen in the image at the left.

This is a scarce piece, and difficult to find in any condition.

This is a view of the kosh extended to its full length of 15-1/2 inches. It is 6-1/2 inches closed for carry.

The condition is generally near excellent with most of the original gray paint remaining. The end cap is tight and SiPo marked.

This is a scarce piece, and difficult to find in any condition.