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Militaria - Arms & Armor Through the Ages
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Sat, Jun  28, 2025  10:00 AM   Central
Presenting our next Militaria: Arms & Armor – A Journey Through the Ages auction! Featuring a wide array of authentic military collectibles spanning centuries! From medieval arms and armor to relics of World War I and II. Explore helmets, uniforms, daggers, medals, and much more! Whether you're a new bidder or a seasoned collector, discover museum-grade pieces backed by decades of expertise and provenance.
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Lot #1 (Sale Order 1 of 273)

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Ancient Greek Bronze Helmet – Chalcidian Type with Ram’s Head Cheekpieces (5th–4th Century B.C Ancient Greek Bronze Helmet – Chalcidian Type with Ram’s Head Cheekpieces (5th–4th Century B.C

Ancient Greek Bronze Helmet – Chalcidian Type with Ram’s Head Cheekpieces (5th–4th Century B.C

Lot #100 (Sale Order 9 of 273)

"This is an extraordinary, museum-quality bronze Chalcidian-style helmet dating to the 5th–4th century B.C., complete with its original articulated ram’s head cheek guards—an extremely rare survival feature in ancient Hellenic armor. The cheekpieces remain fully functional, hinged at the jawline, and display sculpted rams’ heads with inlaid white stone eyes still intact. The helmet’s form is classic Chalcidian, featuring a contoured brow, molded ear cutouts, and subtly flared neck guard. Finished in a rich olive-green patina, the piece has been expertly conserved since acquisition. 
Roman Legionary Iron Pugio Dagger – “Legio VII Claudia” Battle of Naissus Named Example (2nd†Roman Legionary Iron Pugio Dagger – “Legio VII Claudia” Battle of Naissus Named Example (2ndâ€

Roman Legionary Iron Pugio Dagger – “Legio VII Claudia” Battle of Naissus Named Example (2ndâ€

Lot #101 (Sale Order 10 of 273)

"This is an extraordinary, battle-named Roman Iron Pugio Dagger with its original iron scabbard, dating to the 2nd–3rd century A.D. fully conserved and shown to be belonging to the famed Legio VII Claudia. Inscribed directly into the guard are the punctuated Latin texts “LEGIO VII CLAVDIA” and “EX.B.NAISSA,” linking this sidearm to the legendary Battle of Naissus (268–269 A.D.), one of the most critical Roman victories over the Goths in the later Imperial era.
Ancient Roman Legionary Iron Pilum Spearhead – Battle of Naissus (268–269 AD) Ancient Roman Legionary Iron Pilum Spearhead – Battle of Naissus (268–269 AD)

Ancient Roman Legionary Iron Pilum Spearhead – Battle of Naissus (268–269 AD)

Lot #102 (Sale Order 11 of 273)

"This remarkable iron spearhead is a genuine battlefield artifact from the 3rd-century Roman Empire, recovered from the site of the Battle of Naissus (modern-day Niš, Serbia). Used by a Roman legionary—likely from Legio VII Claudia or Legio IIII Flavia—the weapon dates to the decisive campaigns of Claudius II Gothicus and the future emperor Aurelian against the Gothic coalition. 
Bronze Age Syrian Dagger with Green Patina 1500–1000 B.C. Bronze Age Syrian Dagger with Green Patina 1500–1000 B.C.

Bronze Age Syrian Dagger with Green Patina 1500–1000 B.C.

Lot #103 (Sale Order 12 of 273)

"This authentic Bronze Age dagger originates from ancient Syria and dates between 1500 and 1000 B.C., showcasing an elegant 8"" x 1.5"" profile with a short, triangular blade and tapering tang. The entire surface exhibits a stunning green patina developed through centuries of burial oxidation. The blade remains intact with symmetrical edges, and the base retains subtle shaping from its original hafting mechanism.

Ancient Celtic-Iberian Falcata Sword - Horse-Head Pommel & Ancient Celtic-Iberian Falcata Sword - Horse-Head Pommel &

Ancient Celtic-Iberian Falcata Sword - Horse-Head Pommel & "Evil Eye" Symbols, 6th-4th Century B.C.

Lot #104 (Sale Order 13 of 273)

"This is a fully intact, museum-worthy Iron Age kopis/falcata-style sword from the Celtic Iberian-Balkan region, dating to the 6th-4th century B.C., with its original bronze and iron hilt, horse-head pommel, and protective "evil eye" symbols engraved across the grip. The blade is curved in classic falcata form, forward-heavy and devastating in slashing power, while the grip architecture features La Tene cultural influences, including semi-anthropomorphic symmetry and spiritual detailing. The entire piece has been professionally conserved with museum-grade wax and is accompanied by pre-restoration "in situ" find photos. The falcata is among the most iconic weapons of the ancient Western world, famed for its cutting efficiency and psychological intimidation. Used by Celtiberian, Illyrian, and Balkan tribal warriors, it was feared by the Romans for its ability to shear through shields and armor. The horse-head pommel likely symbolized strength, mobility, and warlike nobility, while the "evil eye" carvings served as talismans of protection in battle. With superb preservation, full documentation, and symbolic richness, this weapon is not only a martial tool, it is a sacred and cultural artifact of a pre-Roman warrior elite. Weighing over 880 grams and measuring over 63 cm in length, it stands as one of the most impressive La Tène-influenced falcatas to enter the market in recent years.
Pre-Columbian copper hoe money pieces/ trajaderos, Aztec Empire, Mexico, approx 6 Pre-Columbian copper hoe money pieces/ trajaderos, Aztec Empire, Mexico, approx 6

Pre-Columbian copper hoe money pieces/ trajaderos, Aztec Empire, Mexico, approx 6"h, 2.5"w

Lot #105 (Sale Order 14 of 273)

"Pre-Columbian copper hoe money pieces/ trajaderos, Aztec Empire, Mexico, approx. 6"h, 2.5"w
Reproduction Ancient Egyptian Warrior Shield – Wood Construction Reproduction Ancient Egyptian Warrior Shield – Wood Construction

Reproduction Ancient Egyptian Warrior Shield – Wood Construction

Lot #106 (Sale Order 15 of 273)

"This reproduction Egyptian wooden shield is inspired by the ancient shields used by early human civilizations for protection in battle. Crafted with attention to historical accuracy, the shield features durable wooden construction and captures the spirit of ancient warfare. Shields like this one were instrumental in deflecting attacks from both melee weapons and projectiles such as arrows. This reproduction is a perfect addition for enthusiasts of historical artifacts, collectors, and performers. It is designed for both display and practical use in historical reenactments, cosplay, or theatrical productions. Historical Relevance: The concept of shields in combat dates back to prehistoric times. In ancient Egypt, shields were pivotal on the battlefield, not just as tools of defense but also as symbols of authority and power. These shields were often made of wood, reinforced with leather or metal, and carried by warriors and guards. They played a significant role in protecting soldiers from enemy attacks while advancing through dangerous terrain. This reproduction honors the legacy of those ancient shields, showcasing their design and utility while offering a glimpse into the techniques of early craftsmen.
Massive Massive

Massive " B " Form Fire Striker | Ancient Iron Fire Starter

Lot #107 (Sale Order 16 of 273)

"This is a massive ancient “B” form fire striker, forged from solid iron and dating to the Iron Age or early medieval period. Used as a fire-starting implement, the striker was typically struck against flint to generate sparks which could ignite tinder. This particular example features a bold and substantial “B” shape, commonly found across Europe and Central Asia during antiquity. It shows deep patina and pitting consistent with age, and may have been a prized personal item, worn on a belt or carried daily.
Ancient Phoenician Glass Staff, Ruler Rod, or Scroll Holder (circa 2nd–1st Millennium B.C.) Ancient Phoenician Glass Staff, Ruler Rod, or Scroll Holder (circa 2nd–1st Millennium B.C.)

Ancient Phoenician Glass Staff, Ruler Rod, or Scroll Holder (circa 2nd–1st Millennium B.C.)

Lot #108 (Sale Order 17 of 273)

"This exceptionally rare and museum-quality Phoenician glass artifact likely functioned as either a ceremonial staff head, a ruler’s scepter rod, or an ornate scroll holder. 
Ancient Achaemenid Bronze Bowl – ca. 600 BC Ancient Achaemenid Bronze Bowl – ca. 600 BC

Ancient Achaemenid Bronze Bowl – ca. 600 BC

Lot #109 (Sale Order 18 of 273)

"An elegant and well-preserved Achaemenid bronze bowl, dating to approximately 600 BC, during the early Persian Empire. The cylindrical vessel features a corseted midsection and a flat base—typical of functional bronzeware from the region. Likely used for ritual or domestic purposes, this piece reflects the high level of metallurgical craftsmanship in Achaemenid Persia.
Ancient Indus Valley Harappan Terracotta Fertility Figurine – circa 2000 B.C.E. Ancient Indus Valley Harappan Terracotta Fertility Figurine – circa 2000 B.C.E.

Ancient Indus Valley Harappan Terracotta Fertility Figurine – circa 2000 B.C.E.

Lot #110 (Sale Order 19 of 273)

"A remarkably preserved terracotta fertility figurine from the Indus Valley Civilization, dating to approximately 2000 B.C.E. and measuring 12 cm in length. This sculpted figure, crafted in baked clay, showcases the stylized female form often associated with fertility, motherhood, and divine protection. Such figures are known for their pronounced hips, abstract facial features, and occasionally elaborate headdresses—hallmarks of Harappan-era ritual art. This piece exhibits all the defining elements of that iconic style, and survives in excellent condition with only minor weathering consistent with extreme age.
Roman Bronze Hair Pin Bird Roman Bronze Hair Pin Bird

Roman Bronze Hair Pin Bird

Lot #111 (Sale Order 20 of 273)

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Bronze Age Socketed Axe Head Bronze Age Socketed Axe Head

Bronze Age Socketed Axe Head

Lot #112 (Sale Order 21 of 273)

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Bronze Age Dagger Handle Remnants Bronze Age Dagger Handle Remnants

Bronze Age Dagger Handle Remnants

Lot #113 (Sale Order 22 of 273)

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A LARGE BRONZE CYPRIOT SPEAR HEAD A LARGE BRONZE CYPRIOT SPEAR HEAD

A LARGE BRONZE CYPRIOT SPEAR HEAD

Lot #114 (Sale Order 23 of 273)

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Roman Bronze Oil Lamp Filler - Set of Two Roman Bronze Oil Lamp Filler - Set of Two

Roman Bronze Oil Lamp Filler - Set of Two

Lot #115 (Sale Order 24 of 273)

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Roman Mirror Roman Mirror

Roman Mirror

Lot #116 (Sale Order 25 of 273)

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Bronze Dagger with broken pommel piece Bronze Dagger with broken pommel piece

Bronze Dagger with broken pommel piece

Lot #117 (Sale Order 26 of 273)

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Roman Period Rope Attachments and Caps Roman Period Rope Attachments and Caps

Roman Period Rope Attachments and Caps

Lot #118 (Sale Order 27 of 273)

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Ancient Bronze Socketed Axe Head Ancient Bronze Socketed Axe Head

Ancient Bronze Socketed Axe Head

Lot #119 (Sale Order 28 of 273)

"Ancient bronze axe head. This artifact exhibits a distinct socketed design, suggesting its use in antiquity. The bronze displays a rich, green patina, indicative of its age and exposure to environmental elements. A tangible piece of history.
Three Sharpened Stone Tools/Weapons Three Sharpened Stone Tools/Weapons

Three Sharpened Stone Tools/Weapons

Lot #120 (Sale Order 29 of 273)

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Ancient Bronze Dagger or Arrowhead Ancient Bronze Dagger or Arrowhead

Ancient Bronze Dagger or Arrowhead

Lot #121 (Sale Order 30 of 273)

"An ancient bronze dagger or arrow head. The piece features a tapered blade and a tang with a hole for mounting. Likely of ancient origin.
Ancient Bronze Spear Tip Ancient Bronze Spear Tip

Ancient Bronze Spear Tip

Lot #122 (Sale Order 31 of 273)

"An ancient bronze spear tip. The spearhead has a socketed base for hafting and a leaf-shaped blade. Likely dates to antiquity. Patina present.
Ancient Luristan Bronze Axe Head c.1000 BC. Ancient Luristan Bronze Axe Head c.1000 BC.

Ancient Luristan Bronze Axe Head c.1000 BC.

Lot #123 (Sale Order 32 of 273)

"Ancient Luristan Bronze Axe Head c.1000 BC.
Two Patinated Bronze Objects Two Patinated Bronze Objects

Two Patinated Bronze Objects

Lot #124 (Sale Order 33 of 273)

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Ancient Greek Bronze Sword Ancient Greek Bronze Sword

Ancient Greek Bronze Sword

Lot #125 (Sale Order 34 of 273)

"Ancient Greek bronze sword blade. The blade has a long, slender form with a pointed tip and a tang for mounting a handle. Likely dates to the Bronze Age.
Iron Spade-Shaped Short Sword or Tool Iron Spade-Shaped Short Sword or Tool

Iron Spade-Shaped Short Sword or Tool

Lot #126 (Sale Order 35 of 273)

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Ancient Iron Battle Axe - Possibly Vikings 9 - 12 century AD. Ancient Iron Battle Axe - Possibly Vikings 9 - 12 century AD.

Ancient Iron Battle Axe - Possibly Vikings 9 - 12 century AD.

Lot #127 (Sale Order 36 of 273)

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Medieval Iron Crossbow Bolt, C. 14th-15th Century AD Medieval Iron Crossbow Bolt, C. 14th-15th Century AD

Medieval Iron Crossbow Bolt, C. 14th-15th Century AD

Lot #200 (Sale Order 37 of 273)

"This original Medieval Iron Crossbow Bolt, dating to the 14th-15th century AD, is a rare surviving projectile from one of the most formidable weapons of the Middle Ages. Crafted with a hardened iron tip, this bolt was designed to pierce armor and inflict devastating wounds. Its tapered shape and sturdy construction ensured maximum penetration, making it a crucial part of medieval warfare.
Medieval Sword - Oakshott Type XI (1100-1375) with Style G Disk Pommel and Style 1 Crossguard Medieval Sword - Oakshott Type XI (1100-1375) with Style G Disk Pommel and Style 1 Crossguard

Medieval Sword - Oakshott Type XI (1100-1375) with Style G Disk Pommel and Style 1 Crossguard

Lot #201 (Sale Order 38 of 273)

"A finely crafted Medieval European longsword classified as Oakshott Type XI, dated circa 1100-1375. This sword features a Style G disk pommel carved with a cross, a symbolic design element that emphasizes both spiritual and martial significance during the Crusades era. The Style 1 straight crossguard offers a clean, early medieval aesthetic, reflecting common 12th-13th century form.

Swords of this type were built for slashing and thrusting, well-suited to mounted combat or foot soldier use during early medieval campaigns.

Provenance: Acquired from the private European collection of PRIVATE in Poland.
Viking to Crusader Era Riveted Nasal Helmet with Stylized Finials Viking to Crusader Era Riveted Nasal Helmet with Stylized Finials

Viking to Crusader Era Riveted Nasal Helmet with Stylized Finials

Lot #202 (Sale Order 39 of 273)

"A rare example of a heavy nasal helmet constructed from strong riveted iron plates and featuring a distinctive downturned nose guard and stylized deer head finials. The eyebrow-style brow plate adds a subtle decorative touch to its otherwise utilitarian design.
Medieval European Sword - Oakeshott Type XIIa or XVI, ca. 1250-1350, with Brazil Nut Pommel Medieval European Sword - Oakeshott Type XIIa or XVI, ca. 1250-1350, with Brazil Nut Pommel

Medieval European Sword - Oakeshott Type XIIa or XVI, ca. 1250-1350, with Brazil Nut Pommel

Lot #203 (Sale Order 40 of 273)

"This impressive medieval sword dates between 1250-1350 and is consistent with Oakeshott Type XIIa or XVI, both of which were commonly used during the late High Middle Ages across Europe. It features a classic Brazil nut pommel, Style A, and a Style 6 crossguard, both characteristics of knightly arming swords of the Crusader and post-Crusade periods.
Medieval Iron Crossbow Bolt, C. 14th-15th Century AD Medieval Iron Crossbow Bolt, C. 14th-15th Century AD

Medieval Iron Crossbow Bolt, C. 14th-15th Century AD

Lot #204 (Sale Order 41 of 273)

"This original Medieval Iron Crossbow Bolt, dating to the 14th-15th century AD, is a rare surviving projectile from one of the most formidable weapons of the Middle Ages. Crafted with a hardened iron tip, this bolt was designed to pierce armor and inflict devastating wounds. Its tapered shape and sturdy construction ensured maximum penetration, making it a crucial part of medieval warfare.
Viking Warrior Battle Axe - Non-Excavated, Circa 8th-12th Century Viking Warrior Battle Axe - Non-Excavated, Circa 8th-12th Century

Viking Warrior Battle Axe - Non-Excavated, Circa 8th-12th Century

Lot #205 (Sale Order 42 of 273)

"This non-excavated Scandinavian Viking battle axe dates between the 8th and 12th centuries, a period synonymous with Norse seafaring conquests and warrior expansion. Measuring 9 1/8 inches in length and 2 3/4 inches across the blade, this hand-forged axe head remains in solid condition with visible shaping along the cutting edge and hafting area.
Medieval Crusader Sword - Type X with Oakeshott Style H Pommel & Style 6 Guard (1000-1200 A.D.) Medieval Crusader Sword - Type X with Oakeshott Style H Pommel & Style 6 Guard (1000-1200 A.D.)

Medieval Crusader Sword - Type X with Oakeshott Style H Pommel & Style 6 Guard (1000-1200 A.D.)

Lot #206 (Sale Order 43 of 273)

This extraordinary medieval sword is a fully restored ground-find example dating to the High Middle Ages, circa 1000-1200 A.D., and fits the typology of an Oakeshott Type X blade with a Style H chamfered disc pommel and Style 6 straight crossguard. The sword retains its original core iron construction, now stabilized and treated with conservation wax.

It displays the archetypal straight, wide fuller running nearly the full length of the blade?an iconic form carried by crusading knights and early feudal warriors during the First through Third Crusades. Type X swords represent one of the most definitive sword types of the late Viking and early Crusader era. They were widely used across Western and Central Europe, often associated with knightly retinues, Norman cavalry, and Christian forces fighting in the Levant.

The H-style pommel?with chamfered edges?was designed for one-handed use, enabling powerful strikes while maintaining control with a shield. The flat crossguard provided balance and defense against opposing blades. This example, though ground-recovered, has been professionally conserved and structurally re-stabilized?allowing modern collectors to own a physical piece of medieval martial history. Complete, typologically attributable Crusader-era swords are exceptionally rare, especially with matching guard and pommel forms. A true centerpiece for any advanced collection of medieval arms.
European Falchion Sword - 16th Century Ground Find European Falchion Sword - 16th Century Ground Find

European Falchion Sword - 16th Century Ground Find

Lot #207 (Sale Order 44 of 273)

"This rare 16th-century European falchion is a ground-dug battlefield recovery, preserved in stable iron with signs of age and burial oxidation. The blade follows the characteristic falchion profile; broad, curved, and forward weighted for powerful cleaving action. Traces of a crossguard remain near the hilt, though the grip and pommel are absent due to corrosion.
German or French Knight's Flanged Steel Battle Mace with Spiral Grip - 16th-17th Century German or French Knight's Flanged Steel Battle Mace with Spiral Grip - 16th-17th Century

German or French Knight's Flanged Steel Battle Mace with Spiral Grip - 16th-17th Century

Lot #208 (Sale Order 45 of 273)

"This all-steel flanged battle mace is a formidable Renaissance weapon, originating from either Germany or France in the late 16th to early 17th century. The shaft features a spiral-twisted grip for improved handling, and the flanged head was designed to concentrate force and pierce heavy plate armor.
14th Century Pot Helm with Chainmail Neck Protection - Norman or Persian Influence 14th Century Pot Helm with Chainmail Neck Protection - Norman or Persian Influence

14th Century Pot Helm with Chainmail Neck Protection - Norman or Persian Influence

Lot #209 (Sale Order 46 of 273)

"This pot-style helmet with integrated chainmail neck protection dates to the 14th century and shows design elements found in both Norman and Middle Eastern (Persian) headgear. The rounded metal dome provided strong protection from overhead blows, while the attached mail offered flexible coverage for the throat and shoulders.
German or English Medieval Horseman's War Hammer - Fighting Axe Hybrid German or English Medieval Horseman's War Hammer - Fighting Axe Hybrid

German or English Medieval Horseman's War Hammer - Fighting Axe Hybrid

Lot #210 (Sale Order 47 of 273)

"This antique war hammer combines features of both horseman's hammers and fighting axes and likely originates from Germany or England. Designed for mounted combat, the weapon features a solid hammer face for crushing armor, with a beaked spike or axe edge on the reverse for penetrating mail or helm.
16th-17th Century Polish or Hungarian Horseman's Combination War Hammer Mace 16th-17th Century Polish or Hungarian Horseman's Combination War Hammer Mace

16th-17th Century Polish or Hungarian Horseman's Combination War Hammer Mace

Lot #211 (Sale Order 48 of 273)

"This massive war hammer, dating to the 16th or 17th century, reflects the martial traditions of Polish or Hungarian cavalry. The heavy forged steel head features a broad hammer face and chiseled geometric motifs, secured to the shaft with brass side straps and decorative brass tacks.
Rare Iron Helmet | Nasal Rare Iron Helmet | Nasal

Rare Iron Helmet | Nasal

Lot #212 (Sale Order 49 of 273)

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Possibly 16th Century Spanish Heraldic Crest - Castle, Daggers, and Floral Motifs on Red Ground Possibly 16th Century Spanish Heraldic Crest - Castle, Daggers, and Floral Motifs on Red Ground

Possibly 16th Century Spanish Heraldic Crest - Castle, Daggers, and Floral Motifs on Red Ground

Lot #213 (Sale Order 50 of 273)

"This striking heraldic crest, likely originating in 16th-century Spain, is believed to have been mounted on a castle or noble estate wall. The design features a vivid red background with a central fortress (castle) at the top, flanked by ornate floral motifs and three large downward-pointing daggers or swords arranged beneath the main emblem. Despite its age, the colors remain surprisingly rich, with the red ground and gold/yellow detailing still clearly visible. The surface shows minor weathering and age cracks consistent with centuries of outdoor or exposed placement. Heraldic crests in Renaissance Spain were essential symbols of noble lineage, regional power, and familial legacy, often displayed on gates, walls, or interior hearths. The castle motif commonly symbolized fortitude, feudal authority, and defense of territory, while downward-pointing weapons could reference successful military campaigns, authority over conquered lands, or solemn remembrance. Authentic period crests like this, especially those recovered directly from historic structures, are exceptionally scarce on the open market. This piece offers both visual grandeur and deep cultural context, a stunning display of Spanish noble identity and martial pride during the golden age of Spanish empire.
Early Halberd circa 1500-1520 Early Halberd circa 1500-1520

Early Halberd circa 1500-1520

Lot #214 (Sale Order 51 of 273)

"Constructed with a sword-shaped spike. Remains of decoration, strong medial ridge. Classifying which country a halberd is from is normally difficult; however, it should be noted that Albrecht Dürer used this typology of halberd in his drawings and engravings during this period. The halberd is a multiuse staff weapon of the Medieval and Renaissance periods. It was used with devastating effects throughout Europe. The halberd was developed in Switzerland and was popular throughout Western Europe. The halberd was responsible for changing warfare in Renaissance/ Medieval Europe. It was first called ‚ Hallembart ‚ by the German poet Konrad of Wurzberg (d. 1287), who described a blade attached to a pole utilizing two rings called ‚eyelids in a poem about the Trojan War. It originated between the 6th and 9th centuries in the early Middle Ages. The first halberds were a short sword called a ‚scramasax‚ (see page 313 in my book) attached to a wooden pole. The halberd had reached a more evolved form by the late 13th and 14th centuries. It is mentioned in poetry and contemporary records of the period. In 1348, Franciscan John of Winterthur chronicled the Battle of Morgarten in 1315, in which his father fought.
Functional Modern Reproduction Medieval Crossbow (Missing Stirrup) Functional Modern Reproduction Medieval Crossbow (Missing Stirrup)

Functional Modern Reproduction Medieval Crossbow (Missing Stirrup)

Lot #215 (Sale Order 52 of 273)

"This is a functional modern reproduction of a medieval-style crossbow, modeled after designs used throughout Europe between the 12th and 15th centuries. While largely complete and operational, the foot stirrup is missing, though this can be restored or replaced by a collector or reenactor.
17th Century European 17th Century European

17th Century European "Axe of Justice" with Original Handle - Scotland, ca. 1600

Lot #216 (Sale Order 53 of 273)

"This rare and visually imposing Axe of Justice dates to the early 17th century and is a well-preserved example of a ceremonial or punitive weapon used in judicial contexts across Europe. Measuring 22 inches in total length, the axe boasts an 11.4-inch-wide iron head with an 8.5-inch blade. The surface retains a deep, smooth dark patina, consistent with age, and remarkably, it retains its original wooden handle, a feature seldom preserved in such pieces.
Medieval Helmet - Inscribed and Etched Designs Medieval Helmet - Inscribed and Etched Designs

Medieval Helmet - Inscribed and Etched Designs

Lot #217 (Sale Order 54 of 273)

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Italian Silver Stiletto - 17th-18th Century, Double Fuller, Engraved Blade Italian Silver Stiletto - 17th-18th Century, Double Fuller, Engraved Blade

Italian Silver Stiletto - 17th-18th Century, Double Fuller, Engraved Blade

Lot #300 (Sale Order 55 of 273)

This is a rare and elegant Italian stiletto dagger from the 17th or early 18th century, featuring a slender triangular blade with double fullers and deep decorative engraving. The hilt is crafted from silver, with a short crossguard and delicate flaring quillons.

Its slender profile and rigid blade made it ideal for thrusting through gaps in armor or between ribs. The stiletto was a favored weapon in Renaissance and Baroque Italy, especially in urban environments where its concealed carry and precision were prized.

It was associated with nobles, bodyguards, and duelists, and became infamous for its use in assassination and intrigue. Silver-hilted examples like this were not only weapons but also symbols of refinement and fashion.
Chiseled Swept-Hilt Rapier - Damascus Blade and ornate Gold Inlays Chiseled Swept-Hilt Rapier - Damascus Blade and ornate Gold Inlays

Chiseled Swept-Hilt Rapier - Damascus Blade and ornate Gold Inlays

Lot #301 (Sale Order 56 of 273)

This finely crafted Swept-Hilt Rapier features an elaborate chiseled guard and crossguard with beautifully formed sweeping elements, likely of Italian or Spanish design influence. The pommel is richly adorned with sculpted figures, and the grip is wire-wrapped with classic Turk's heads at both ends.

The blade is a stunning Damascus steel example, marked at the ricasso and embellished with a gold inlaid maker's stamp near the forte. While the exact origin remains unclear, the piece is believed to be 90% original and may be a Victorian-era homage to 17th-century originals. Rapiers like this were originally popular during the late Renaissance and early Baroque periods, used primarily by gentlemen for civilian self-defense and dueling.

The sweeping guard offered superior hand protection during thrust-based fencing styles. By the Victorian era, many wealthy collectors commissioned high-quality reproductions of Renaissance arms for decorative or ceremonial use, often retaining the exquisite attention to detail seen in this example. Whether original or reproduction, this sword is a stunning representation of craftsmanship and martial elegance spanning centuries.
Continental European Dagger c. 1810 with Leather & Metal Sheath Continental European Dagger c. 1810 with Leather & Metal Sheath

Continental European Dagger c. 1810 with Leather & Metal Sheath

Lot #302 (Sale Order 57 of 273)

This early 19th-century dagger from continental Europe features a wooden handle housed in its original leather and metal sheath. The piece has been carefully cleaned and oiled (dated 6/29/22) to preserve its patina and structural integrity.

Daggers like this were often privately owned sidearms used by military officers or civilians during the Napoleonic era. The 1810s were a turbulent period across Europe with Napoleon's military campaigns redefining national borders and warfare tactics.

Knives and daggers served not only as weapons but also as status symbols. This piece, with its honest wear and practical design, reflects the transitional craftsmanship between ornate court blades and practical field tools.
Masonic Sword with Named Blade and Sheath Masonic Sword with Named Blade and Sheath

Masonic Sword with Named Blade and Sheath

Lot #303 (Sale Order 58 of 273)

"Research & Description coming soon!
Italian or French Renaissance Nobleman's Left-Hand Dagger - Museum Grade Italian or French Renaissance Nobleman's Left-Hand Dagger - Museum Grade

Italian or French Renaissance Nobleman's Left-Hand Dagger - Museum Grade

Lot #304 (Sale Order 59 of 273)

This exquisite Renaissance left-hand dagger was designed for use with a rapier, showcasing deeply detailed figural motifs of armored warriors and bound figures. The steel mounts exhibit a bright, silvered finish, while the robust double-edged blade features pierced fullers and a fortified ricasso, suggesting it may have been capable of piercing armor.

During the 16th and 17th centuries, left-hand daggers (or parrying daggers) were essential tools in civilian dueling culture. Noblemen trained in fencing carried these to deflect strikes and counterattack, balancing the long thrusting rapier in the other hand.

This piece exemplifies the period's artistry and martial elegance, an extraordinary museum-grade artifact.
German Maximilian 16th Century Style Breastplate & Articulated Skirt Cuirass Armor German Maximilian 16th Century Style Breastplate & Articulated Skirt Cuirass Armor

German Maximilian 16th Century Style Breastplate & Articulated Skirt Cuirass Armor

Lot #305 (Sale Order 60 of 273)

"This is a fine example of German Maximilian-style knight's body armor, modeled after the iconic fluted designs popular in the early 16th century. The breastplate features deeply ribbed and fluted relief patterns across the chest and a matching articulated tasset skirt for enhanced mobility.
English Cromwellian Lobster-Tail Burgonet Helmet - Circa 1630-1660 English Cromwellian Lobster-Tail Burgonet Helmet - Circa 1630-1660

English Cromwellian Lobster-Tail Burgonet Helmet - Circa 1630-1660

Lot #306 (Sale Order 61 of 273)

"This 17th-century lobster-tail burgonet helmet, also known as a zischägge, was worn by English cavalry during the Cromwellian Civil Wars. Crafted around 1630-1660, the helmet features its original cheek pieces (with surviving leather), a riveted neck guard, and a ridged comb along the crown.
Continental Cuirassier Armor Steel Breastplate Continental Cuirassier Armor Steel Breastplate

Continental Cuirassier Armor Steel Breastplate

Lot #307 (Sale Order 62 of 273)
French Briquet Cutlass Model 1767 Old Monarchy of a French Briquet Cutlass Model 1767 Old Monarchy of a

French Briquet Cutlass Model 1767 Old Monarchy of a "swashbuckler"

Lot #308 (Sale Order 63 of 273)

"An incredibly rare and historically rich French Model 1767 Briquet cutlass from the pre-revolutionary monarchy, this sword bears the engraved signature "E. Nordhausen 1794" on the guard and a blade maker's mark from "Deselsars Marchand fourbisseur … la Tête Noire Rue Merciere … Lyon."
French 18th Century Nobleman's Hunting Sword-Dagger with Agate Handle and Silver Mounts French 18th Century Nobleman's Hunting Sword-Dagger with Agate Handle and Silver Mounts

French 18th Century Nobleman's Hunting Sword-Dagger with Agate Handle and Silver Mounts

Lot #309 (Sale Order 64 of 273)

"An exceptional 18th century French nobleman's hunting sword-dagger, featuring a highly polished agate handle and fine silver mounts, indicative of high craftsmanship and aristocratic ownership. The blade is richly adorned with etched designs on both faces and along the spine, showcasing the detailed metalwork associated with elite hunting weapons of the period.
Antique Wooden Crucifix Figure of Christ - Missing Arms Antique Wooden Crucifix Figure of Christ - Missing Arms

Antique Wooden Crucifix Figure of Christ - Missing Arms

Lot #310 (Sale Order 65 of 273)

"A haunting and historically resonant fragment of a crucifixion sculpture, this carved wooden figure of Jesus, missing both arms, is likely 17th or 18th century. Despite its fragmentary state, the emotional power of the carving remains undiminished, especially in the facial expression and torso posture.
17th-Century Large Wooden Carved Altar Statue - Saint Francis (Missing Arms) 17th-Century Large Wooden Carved Altar Statue - Saint Francis (Missing Arms)

17th-Century Large Wooden Carved Altar Statue - Saint Francis (Missing Arms)

Lot #311 (Sale Order 66 of 273)

This large, striking altar statue of Saint Francis dates to the 1600s and was likely created for a church interior or mission altar in Southern Europe or colonial Latin America. Despite the missing arms, a common loss in early wooden religious statuary, the work radiates a quiet strength through its posture and simplicity.

Saint Francis was often portrayed in a robe with a tonsured head, reflecting humility and connection to nature.

This example, part of the Samuel Presley Nesmith Jr. Texas Museum of Military History Collection, is a compelling artifact of Catholic devotional life in the early modern era.
17th-Century Carved Wooden Religious Altar Statue - Saint Francis (Medium, Missing Arms) 17th-Century Carved Wooden Religious Altar Statue - Saint Francis (Medium, Missing Arms)

17th-Century Carved Wooden Religious Altar Statue - Saint Francis (Medium, Missing Arms)

Lot #312 (Sale Order 67 of 273)

A powerful devotional artifact dating to the 17th century, this medium-sized hand-carved wooden altar statue likely represents Saint Francis of Assisi, identifiable by his simple monastic robe and serene expression. Though the arms are missing, common in centuries-old devotional statuary, the figure retains great reverence and presence.

Such ecclesiastical carvings were created for use in churches, chapels, or home altars, often in colonial Latin America or Southern Europe. Their wear and losses are part of their journey, tokens of centuries of veneration.

This piece hails from the Samuel Presley Nesmith Jr. Texas Museum of Military History Collection (2020) and embodies the spiritual and artistic legacy of early Christian craftsmanship.
17th-18th Century Irish Brass-Barreled Flintlock Blunderbuss - 17th-18th Century Irish Brass-Barreled Flintlock Blunderbuss -

17th-18th Century Irish Brass-Barreled Flintlock Blunderbuss - "Dublin" Marked

Lot #313 (Sale Order 68 of 273)

This rare Irish blunderbuss is a brass-barreled flintlock weapon from the 17th or early 18th century, beautifully engraved with the maker's mark "DUBLIN" on the breech and bearing early nitro proof marks including the distinctive "V" and "P" (Viewer and Proof). Additional stamps include the initials "S.W." and an embedded silver plate on the stock engraved "I. Bedell," likely denoting its original owner.

The stock itself is richly grained, with a silver shield inset into the wood, though a small section is missing near the ramrod channel. Blunderbusses were short-barreled, muzzle-loading firearms designed for close-quarters defense, commonly used aboard ships, by carriage guards, and in urban warfare. Their wide mouth made them ideal for scattershot loads.

Irish-made examples are especially desirable due to their craftsmanship and limited production. The engraved maker's marks and embedded silver nameplate suggest this piece may have belonged to a merchant-guard, officer, or well-connected civilian. This is a standout example of early Irish arms manufacture, blending rare provincial proofing with fine decorative embellishment. Its survival with such unique personalization makes it an incredibly rare collector's arm.
French Model 1794 Sword of the School of Mars with Belt and Scabbard French Model 1794 Sword of the School of Mars with Belt and Scabbard

French Model 1794 Sword of the School of Mars with Belt and Scabbard

Lot #314 (Sale Order 69 of 273)

"An exceptional and complete example of the Model 1794 French School of Mars (or March) sword, featuring a straight grip with 12 brass scale segments, a square quillon crossguard, and original saber belt harness and scabbard. Designed in line with military training academies of Revolutionary France, this type was standardized for officer instruction and parade use.
19th Century Gambler's Traveling Set with 4-Barrel C. Sharps Pistol 19th Century Gambler's Traveling Set with 4-Barrel C. Sharps Pistol

19th Century Gambler's Traveling Set with 4-Barrel C. Sharps Pistol

Lot #315 (Sale Order 70 of 273)

"A rare and complete 19th-century gambler's traveling set, believed to be of English or American origin. Includes a 4-barrel C. Sharps & Co. derringer, a Bowie knife marked Brookes & Crookes, Sheffield with a silver-mounted bone or ivory grip, and a dagger in a leather sheath with stamped playing card motifs.
18th-Century Small Wooden Carved Altar Statue - Possibly Saint Francis (Missing Arms) 18th-Century Small Wooden Carved Altar Statue - Possibly Saint Francis (Missing Arms)

18th-Century Small Wooden Carved Altar Statue - Possibly Saint Francis (Missing Arms)

Lot #316 (Sale Order 71 of 273)

"This diminutive 18th-century wooden religious figure, possibly depicting Saint Francis, is a touching relic of popular piety. Though modest in size and missing its arms, it carries all the hallmarks of handmade devotional art, humble, worn, and cherished through generations.
Victorian-Era Prostitute Kit with Revolver and Curios Victorian-Era Prostitute Kit with Revolver and Curios

Victorian-Era Prostitute Kit with Revolver and Curios

Lot #317 (Sale Order 72 of 273)

"An unusual and intriguing Victorian-era personal kit reputedly used by a courtesan. Includes a Victor 2 1/2" spur trigger revolver with pearl grips, a Tiffany-style knife with mother-of-pearl handle and sheath, a silver cigarette holder, a pillbox, mother-of-pearl garter box, and various curiosities.
Early 1900s Sailmaker's Tool - Leather and Metal Construction Early 1900s Sailmaker's Tool - Leather and Metal Construction

Early 1900s Sailmaker's Tool - Leather and Metal Construction

Lot #318 (Sale Order 73 of 273)

This is a well-preserved early 20th-century sailmaker's hand tool, featuring original leather hand guard and metal spike/awl component intact. Likely used for heavy-duty stitching, canvas repair, or grommet setting aboard sailing vessels, the design is both utilitarian and ergonomic, built to endure the rigors of shipboard maintenance.

Sailmakers were critical members of maritime crews, especially during the age of sail and into the early industrialized period. Their tools were specialized and often handmade or customized to the user's grip and workflow. This tool dates to a time when canvas sails were still common in merchant and naval fleets worldwide.
Mid-19th Century Cased Pinfire Revolver & Lund Dagger Set Mid-19th Century Cased Pinfire Revolver & Lund Dagger Set

Mid-19th Century Cased Pinfire Revolver & Lund Dagger Set

Lot #319 (Sale Order 74 of 273)

"An antique mid-19th century Belgian pinfire revolver (approx. 9mm, 3" barrel) paired with a Lund Fleet Street London dagger featuring a repousse sterling bolster and ivory handle. The revolver bears Liege proof marks, a folding trigger, and fluted cylinder; condition includes finish wear and light pitting.
19th Century Vampire Killing Kit of Professor Ernst Blomberg 19th Century Vampire Killing Kit of Professor Ernst Blomberg

19th Century Vampire Killing Kit of Professor Ernst Blomberg

Lot #320 (Sale Order 75 of 273)

"Attributed to the fabled Professor Ernst Blomberg, this 19th-century vampire killing kit includes a percussion-cap pistol, crucifix, wooden stake, and glass vials labeled for garlic powder, various potions, and a "New Serum" (now empty).
French or English Silvered Flintlock Pistol late 17th to early 19th Century French or English Silvered Flintlock Pistol late 17th to early 19th Century

French or English Silvered Flintlock Pistol late 17th to early 19th Century

Lot #321 (Sale Order 76 of 273)

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Napoleonic Era Russian or Hungarian Officer's Sword with Brass Mounts Napoleonic Era Russian or Hungarian Officer's Sword with Brass Mounts

Napoleonic Era Russian or Hungarian Officer's Sword with Brass Mounts

Lot #350 (Sale Order 77 of 273)

This Napoleonic-era officer's sword likely hails from either Russian or Hungarian forces, featuring an elegant hilt with brass mounts and a slightly curved blade measuring 20.5 inches (overall length 26").

The sword remains complete with its scabbard and fittings intact, exhibiting signs of period use but retaining strong structural integrity.

During the Napoleonic Wars, regional officer swords like this reflected both national styles and battlefield practicality. Russian and Hungarian officers often carried swords with regional embellishments and durable materials suitable for cavalry and infantry command.
English Napoleonic Era Naval Dagger - Lion Head Pommel, Gladius Design English Napoleonic Era Naval Dagger - Lion Head Pommel, Gladius Design

English Napoleonic Era Naval Dagger - Lion Head Pommel, Gladius Design

Lot #351 (Sale Order 78 of 273)

"An exceptional Napoleonic-era British naval officer's dagger, styled in the form of a Roman gladius, featuring a lion head pommel cap and a wide short blade ideal for close-quarters use aboard ships. The design suggests production circa 1800-1815, with no scabbard present.
Massive 18th Century French Cuttoe Hunting Sword - Blued & Gilt Blade, Unusual Iron Hilt Massive 18th Century French Cuttoe Hunting Sword - Blued & Gilt Blade, Unusual Iron Hilt

Massive 18th Century French Cuttoe Hunting Sword - Blued & Gilt Blade, Unusual Iron Hilt

Lot #352 (Sale Order 79 of 273)

"A rare and massively constructed French cuttoe hunting sword, measuring 30.25" in total length with a 24.75" finely blued and gilt-decorated blade, and an iron-mounted hilt of an unusual design.
English Officer's Small Sword - Napoleonic Era or Earlier, Possibly Rehilted 17th Century Blade English Officer's Small Sword - Napoleonic Era or Earlier, Possibly Rehilted 17th Century Blade

English Officer's Small Sword - Napoleonic Era or Earlier, Possibly Rehilted 17th Century Blade

Lot #353 (Sale Order 80 of 273)

This elegant English Officer's Small Sword likely dates to the Napoleonic period (late 18th to early 19th century) but may feature a rehilted blade from the 17th century. The sword features a classically narrow triangular thrusting blade with a chiseled ricasso and a minimalist guard.

The hilt exhibits the simple, elegant form of late Georgian officer swords, potentially updated from an older fighting blade to meet contemporary uniform standards. A refined and historically complex piece.

During the Napoleonic Wars, many British officers carried swords that were privately purchased and customized, often incorporating heirloom blades or continental parts. The small sword was a symbol of both rank and personal combat readiness, though by this period it had become largely ceremonial in nature. The potential reuse of a 17th-century blade suggests a strong family or regimental tradition, adding to the sword's mystique and narrative potential.
French Naval Administration Dirk - Model 1860, 3rd Empire Era, Ebony Grip, Original Scabbard French Naval Administration Dirk - Model 1860, 3rd Empire Era, Ebony Grip, Original Scabbard

French Naval Administration Dirk - Model 1860, 3rd Empire Era, Ebony Grip, Original Scabbard

Lot #354 (Sale Order 81 of 273)

This is an excellent example of a French Naval Administration Dirk, Model 1860, dating from the Second Empire under Napoleon III. The dirk features a beautifully preserved ebony grip, brass crossguard and pommel, and a narrow double-edged blade designed for dress or administrative purposes.

The original leather and brass scabbard is included, though it is separating at the midpoint, with age-appropriate wear to the fittings and surface. This model was issued to naval officials, administrators, and junior officers during France's expanding global maritime reach in the mid-19th century.

While not intended for battlefield use, dirks like these were symbols of rank and responsibility aboard ships and in naval offices. Under Napoleon III, France modernized its navy and deployed it extensively in Africa, Asia, and the Americas. This dirk is a fine example of the ceremonial elegance and pride associated with military service in that era.
French Model 1833 Naval Boarding Cutlass - Dated 1841, Chatellerault Manufacture with Anchor Stamps French Model 1833 Naval Boarding Cutlass - Dated 1841, Chatellerault Manufacture with Anchor Stamps

French Model 1833 Naval Boarding Cutlass - Dated 1841, Chatellerault Manufacture with Anchor Stamps

Lot #355 (Sale Order 82 of 273)

"This is a superb original French Model 1833 Naval Boarding Cutlass, produced at the famed Manufacture Royale de Châtellerault, and dated "Juillet 1841." The blade is clearly stamped with dual anchor symbols on both sides, a hallmark of French naval issue, as well as additional maker's marks and a partially legible inscription, likely "Grillet 1841," along the spine.
American Revolutionary Period Masonic Dagger - Skull & Crossbones Hilt with Sheath American Revolutionary Period Masonic Dagger - Skull & Crossbones Hilt with Sheath

American Revolutionary Period Masonic Dagger - Skull & Crossbones Hilt with Sheath

Lot #400 (Sale Order 83 of 273)

"Offered here is an extraordinary 18th-century American dagger, likely produced during or shortly before the Revolutionary War period, featuring a wooden hilt with carved skull and crossbones motif, long associated with Freemasonry, piracy, and death symbolism.
Rare Spanish Colonial Sword - Circa 1680, Rare Spanish Colonial Sword - Circa 1680,

Rare Spanish Colonial Sword - Circa 1680, "EnToledo Spain" Blade Inscription, Wood Grip, Guarded H

Lot #401 (Sale Order 84 of 273)

This is a rare and early Spanish Colonial-era Sword, dating approximately to circa 1680, featuring a hand-forged blade inscribed in the fuller with "ENTOLEDO SPAIN". The sword has a simple yet authentic wooden handle, with a curled metal finger guard forming part of its crossguard design.

Swords like this were widely used in Spanish colonies throughout the Americas during the late 17th century, when Toledo, Spain, was one of the foremost centers of European blade manufacturing.

These functional, utilitarian sidearms were likely carried by colonial militia, frontier guards, or naval crews in New Spain and other territories. Their straightforward construction and durable materials speak to the brutal practicality required on the colonial frontier. Surviving examples are scarce, especially with original Toledo markings.

Though the surface shows wear consistent with its age, the piece retains exceptional form and integrity. It has been professionally cleaned and oiled for preservation, with no active corrosion.
American Revolutionary War-Era Spanish Plug Bayonet Dagger - Rare American Revolutionary War-Era Spanish Plug Bayonet Dagger - Rare

American Revolutionary War-Era Spanish Plug Bayonet Dagger - Rare

Lot #402 (Sale Order 85 of 273)

This rare 18th-century Spanish plug bayonet features a double-edged steel blade and a polished horn handle, characteristic of Iberian craftsmanship of the period. Measuring 13.5 inches in total length with a 7.5-inch blade, the dagger is in excellent condition considering its age.

Plug bayonets were designed to fit directly into the muzzle of a musket, converting it into a spear-like weapon for close-quarters combat?a design that was phased out by the early 19th century due to safety concerns.

Spain's involvement in the American Revolutionary War is often overlooked but was pivotal. After joining the conflict in 1779 as an ally of France, Spain launched significant military campaigns against British forces, particularly in the Gulf Coast and Mississippi River regions. This bayonet likely belonged to a Spanish soldier involved in these efforts, such as those under General Bernardo de G lvez, who led successful campaigns that weakened British control in the South. As such, this weapon not only represents a fading form of military technology but also highlights Spain's crucial yet underappreciated role in securing American independence.
American Revolutionary War Dog Head Silver Hilt Sword - Hallmarked 1770 American Revolutionary War Dog Head Silver Hilt Sword - Hallmarked 1770

American Revolutionary War Dog Head Silver Hilt Sword - Hallmarked 1770

Lot #403 (Sale Order 86 of 273)

"One of only twenty known examples of its kind, this pre-Revolutionary War dog-head pommel sword is a remarkable artifact of early American military history. The silver-mounted hilt is beautifully formed in the classic "dog's head" style, a motif associated with high-ranking colonial officers and popular in both Britain and the American colonies during the 1760s?70s.
Early American Guardless Bowie Knife - Maker Marked Early American Guardless Bowie Knife - Maker Marked

Early American Guardless Bowie Knife - Maker Marked

Lot #404 (Sale Order 87 of 273)

"This guard less American Bowie Knife is an authentic handmade fighting and utility blade, likely crafted sometime between the late 18th century and mid-19th century. Measuring 12" overall with an 8" blade, it features a wide, clip-point profile and a substantial tang.
U.S. Revolutionary War Heavy Cavalry Sabre - Quill Tip, Bone & Brass Hilt, Museum Provenance U.S. Revolutionary War Heavy Cavalry Sabre - Quill Tip, Bone & Brass Hilt, Museum Provenance

U.S. Revolutionary War Heavy Cavalry Sabre - Quill Tip, Bone & Brass Hilt, Museum Provenance

Lot #405 (Sale Order 88 of 273)

"This is a rare and exceptional Heavy Cavalry Sabre (Palash-style) from the American Revolutionary War era, featuring a broad quill-tipped blade and an ornately decorated hilt with brass guard and bone inlays. Though the scabbard is absent, the sabre itself remains a commanding presence, with a well-aged patina and fine craftsmanship evident in every curve and flourish.
British Revolutionary War Sword - Boutroy of London, Engraved Blade, Brass Clamshell Guard British Revolutionary War Sword - Boutroy of London, Engraved Blade, Brass Clamshell Guard

British Revolutionary War Sword - Boutroy of London, Engraved Blade, Brass Clamshell Guard

Lot #406 (Sale Order 89 of 273)

This beautifully preserved British Officer's Sword, dating to the American Revolutionary War period, features a 30.5" engraved blade marked at the ricasso: "Boutroy, Sackville St, London." The blade is elaborately decorated with foliate engraving.

The sword includes a classic brass clamshell guard, pommel, and grip fittings, measuring approximately 36.5" in overall length. The piece is complete, well-balanced, and displays an elegant martial presence typical of late 18th-century British sidearms.

These swords were carried by British officers during the Revolutionary War, particularly those of elite regiments stationed in North America. The maker, Boutroy, operated from London's prestigious Sackville Street and was known for producing high-quality officer's blades. The clamshell guard is a traditional feature of mid-to-late 18th-century British officer swords, often seen during campaigns from Bunker Hill to Yorktown. Its craftsmanship and maker's provenance add to its desirability as a collector's item.
American Revolutionary War Hunting Sword (Cuttoe) - Circa 1760, Referenced in Neumann's Work American Revolutionary War Hunting Sword (Cuttoe) - Circa 1760, Referenced in Neumann's Work

American Revolutionary War Hunting Sword (Cuttoe) - Circa 1760, Referenced in Neumann's Work

Lot #407 (Sale Order 90 of 273)

This is a classic American Hunting Sword, or Cuttoe, dating to circa 1760, and strongly associated with use during the American Revolutionary War. It measures approximately 26.5" in total length, and while the scabbard is no longer present, the sword remains structurally sound and has been carefully cleaned and oiled for preservation.

The style and form of this piece are directly referenced in George C. Neumann's "Swords & Blades of the American Revolution," p. 97, #106S, confirming its authenticity and period use.

Hunting swords were favored sidearms for colonial officers and militiamen, offering a compact and easily carried blade with both martial and utilitarian value. Often made or assembled domestically using imported European blades, these swords were used for close-quarter combat, ceremonial display, and daily survival in the field. By the time of the Revolution, the hunting sword had become a symbol of colonial resistance, wielded by men fighting not with formal military issue, but with whatever they had at hand. This example speaks directly to that improvisational spirit and the birth of the American identity in arms.
American Revolutionary War-Era French Hunting Sword by Pichon, Silver Hilt - 1750-1760 American Revolutionary War-Era French Hunting Sword by Pichon, Silver Hilt - 1750-1760

American Revolutionary War-Era French Hunting Sword by Pichon, Silver Hilt - 1750-1760

Lot #408 (Sale Order 91 of 273)

"This exquisite French hunting sword dates from circa 1750-1760 and was crafted by Maitre Pichon, a master sword cutler ("fourbrisseur") working under Monsieur le Comte d'Artois, the future King Charles X of France.
War of 1812 American Eaglehead Officer's Sword - L. Wells & Co. New York, Ornate Blade Design War of 1812 American Eaglehead Officer's Sword - L. Wells & Co. New York, Ornate Blade Design

War of 1812 American Eaglehead Officer's Sword - L. Wells & Co. New York, Ornate Blade Design

Lot #409 (Sale Order 92 of 273)

This is a scarce American-made Eagle Head Officer's Sword, dated circa 1805, in the 5-ball spadroon pattern, with a brass-mounted hilt and a bone grip in exceptional condition. The blade is curved, single-edged, and shows remnants of its original blued and gilt decoration, including a Federal eagle and ribbon with "E Pluribus Unum," as well as a unique field of stars.

It is marked on the reverse near the ricasso with the rare New York dealer's stamp: "L. Wells & Co." Though the scabbard is missing and a small portion of the hilt is damaged, the sword remains structurally sound and collectible.

This type of sword was typical for U.S. officers during the War of 1812, particularly artillery and militia officers. The Eagle Head pommel and the decorative 5-ball knucklebow signify an American patriotic style that was evolving in opposition to European forms. According to Richard Bezdek's "American Swords and Sword Makers" (p. 317), L. Wells & Co. was active between 1799?1807. This specific dealer mark makes it an especially valuable research and display piece, tying it directly to early American commercial arms trade.
Rare American Revolutionary War Spontoon - U.S.Made Polearm, Circa Late 18th Century Rare American Revolutionary War Spontoon - U.S.Made Polearm, Circa Late 18th Century

Rare American Revolutionary War Spontoon - U.S.Made Polearm, Circa Late 18th Century

Lot #410 (Sale Order 93 of 273)

"This is a rare and desirable American-made Revolutionary War-era Spontoon, a polearm weapon characterized by a central spear blade flanked by lateral wings or lugs. This piece reflects domestic American manufacture, likely produced by a colonial blacksmith to supply local militias or Continental Army units. The blade and socket construction remains intact, with visible signs of field use and age-related patina consistent with 18th-century craftsmanship. 
Pre-Revolutionary War American Plug Bayonet - Designed for Pistol Use, Rare 18th-Century Weapon Pre-Revolutionary War American Plug Bayonet - Designed for Pistol Use, Rare 18th-Century Weapon

Pre-Revolutionary War American Plug Bayonet - Designed for Pistol Use, Rare 18th-Century Weapon

Lot #411 (Sale Order 94 of 273)

"This is a rare American Plug Bayonet, crafted before the Revolutionary War, designed specifically for use with a pistol or short musket. The blade is robust and tapers to a lethal point, with a wooden grip and short guard. Unlike socket bayonets, plug bayonets were inserted directly into the muzzle of a firearm, rendering it temporarily unusable but effective in close-quarters fighting. This example is exceptionally rare due to its pistol-fitting design and colonial-era origin. 
Revolutionary War-Era Plug Bayonet - English or Colonial American, Circa Mid-to-Late 18th Century Revolutionary War-Era Plug Bayonet - English or Colonial American, Circa Mid-to-Late 18th Century

Revolutionary War-Era Plug Bayonet - English or Colonial American, Circa Mid-to-Late 18th Century

Lot #412 (Sale Order 95 of 273)

"This authentic plug bayonet dates to the American Revolutionary War period or slightly earlier and could have been produced either in England or Colonial America. It features a thick, double-edged blade fitted into a wooden hilt with an iron crossguard. The form suggests it was intended for close combat, either mounted on a musket or carried independently as a thrusting weapon. Wear and patina are consistent with 18th-century field use. 
American Revolutionary Era Large French Plug Bayonet / Fighting Dagger with Reversible Ebony Grip & American Revolutionary Era Large French Plug Bayonet / Fighting Dagger with Reversible Ebony Grip &

American Revolutionary Era Large French Plug Bayonet / Fighting Dagger with Reversible Ebony Grip &

Lot #413 (Sale Order 96 of 273)

"This fine and rare plug bayonet/fighting dagger dates to the American Revolutionary War era, circa late 18th century, and is likely of French military origin, a nation that played a critical role in aiding American independence.
War of 1812 U.S. Cavalry Saber - Ivory Hilt, Imported Blade, Brass Sheath War of 1812 U.S. Cavalry Saber - Ivory Hilt, Imported Blade, Brass Sheath

War of 1812 U.S. Cavalry Saber - Ivory Hilt, Imported Blade, Brass Sheath

Lot #414 (Sale Order 97 of 273)

"This rare example of an American Light Cavalry saber from the War of 1812 features a decorative engraved blade, imported from England and etched with "Warranted" in gold near the base.
American Militia Infantry Officer's Sword - Eagle Head Pommel, ca. 1835-1845 American Militia Infantry Officer's Sword - Eagle Head Pommel, ca. 1835-1845

American Militia Infantry Officer's Sword - Eagle Head Pommel, ca. 1835-1845

Lot #415 (Sale Order 98 of 273)

"This is a fine American Militia Infantry Officer's Sword, dating to approximately 1835-1845, featuring a distinctive eagle-head pommel, a finely etched and blued blade (cut down from original length), and a beautiful handguard with patriotic and martial motifs.
Confederate Civil War Side Knife - Confederate Civil War Side Knife -

Confederate Civil War Side Knife - "MACON ARSENAL" Marked with Rosette Emblem (14" Blade)

Lot #416 (Sale Order 99 of 273)

"This authentic Confederate side knife, often classified as a D-guard or large fighting dagger, features a prominently struck "MACON ARSENAL" mark on one side of the blade and a floral rosette emblem on the reverse.
Antique Late 1800's American handcuffs - Tower Bean's Pattern Antique Late 1800's American handcuffs - Tower Bean's Pattern

Antique Late 1800's American handcuffs - Tower Bean's Pattern

Lot #417 (Sale Order 100 of 273)

"Research & Descrition Coming Soon!
U.S. Army Model 1902 Seventh Cavalry Regiment EM/NCO Visor Cap U.S. Army Model 1902 Seventh Cavalry Regiment EM/NCO Visor Cap

U.S. Army Model 1902 Seventh Cavalry Regiment EM/NCO Visor Cap

Lot #418 (Sale Order 101 of 273)

"This is an original early 20th century U.S. Army Model 1902 enlisted/NCO visor cap attributed to the 7th Cavalry Regiment, one of the most storied mounted units in American military history. The cap features the classic early pattern with black wool crown, russet brown leather visor and chinstrap, and gilded U.S. Army eagle insignia affixed to the front. The interior is lined in period-correct polished cotton with a partial leather sweatband.
U.S. Army 1895 Enlisted Forage Cap – 6th Infantry, D Company U.S. Army 1895 Enlisted Forage Cap – 6th Infantry, D Company

U.S. Army 1895 Enlisted Forage Cap – 6th Infantry, D Company

Lot #419 (Sale Order 102 of 273)

"This is an original Model 1895 U.S. Army enlisted forage cap attributed to D Company, 6th Infantry Regiment. The cap is constructed from dark navy blue wool with a leather brim and chinstrap and retains its brass "6" and "D" insignia on the front. The interior shows a period brown leather sweatband and cotton lining consistent with 1890s manufacture.
German WW1 Railway Officer Sword with Sheath German WW1 Railway Officer Sword with Sheath

German WW1 Railway Officer Sword with Sheath

Lot #500 (Sale Order 103 of 273)

"This seldom-seen WWI German railway officer's sword comes complete with its sheath. Typically distinguished by conservative styling and practicality, these swords were issued to officers overseeing Germany's military rail logistics, an essential component of early 20th-century warfare.
German WW1 Iron Cross 1st Class EK1 - Rare Screwback Private Purchase, Marked German WW1 Iron Cross 1st Class EK1 - Rare Screwback Private Purchase, Marked

German WW1 Iron Cross 1st Class EK1 - Rare Screwback Private Purchase, Marked "800" Silver

Lot #501 (Sale Order 104 of 273)

"A rare and desirable private-purchase Iron Cross 1st Class (EK1) from World War I, featuring a concave two-piece screwback construction. The reverse of the silver frame is marked "800", indicating 80% silver content, and includes a large domed screwback disc for uniform attachment.
Imperial German Artillery Hanger Sword / Machete with Imperial German Artillery Hanger Sword / Machete with

Imperial German Artillery Hanger Sword / Machete with "P.D.L." IR & Crown Markings

Lot #502 (Sale Order 105 of 273)

A rare Imperial German artillery hanger machete, featuring the maker's mark "P.D.L." (Paul Dinger of Luneburg) along with an imperial crown stamp and regimental unit designation etched into the hilt.

The gold hilt and accents make this machete more than a weapon but a beautifully accented and marked piece of military history. This heavy-duty weapon functioned both as a sidearm and utility blade for artillery troops.

Likely issued during the late 19th to early 20th century, it has a broad blade typical of the machete-hanger hybrid favored by German field units. A fine collector's item representing the transitional period of edged weapons in German military history.
German WW1 1915 Leather Ammo Pouch German WW1 1915 Leather Ammo Pouch

German WW1 1915 Leather Ammo Pouch

Lot #503 (Sale Order 106 of 273)

"Three section black leather pouch, the back side with two leather belt slides and illegible makers mark in Elsenfeld, 1915, further marked "W.C.C," in two places at back
British WW1 Army Field Set (1890s Issue) - Near Mint, Rare Type British WW1 Army Field Set (1890s Issue) - Near Mint, Rare Type

British WW1 Army Field Set (1890s Issue) - Near Mint, Rare Type

Lot #504 (Sale Order 107 of 273)

"This is a complete British Army field equipment set, issued in the 1890s and marked for military use during World War I.
Prussian WWI Retired Pilot Badge in Silver Prussian WWI Retired Pilot Badge in Silver

Prussian WWI Retired Pilot Badge in Silver

Lot #505 (Sale Order 108 of 273)

"Research & Description being uploaded!
Metal Figures Standing Metal Figures Standing

Metal Figures Standing

Lot #506 (Sale Order 109 of 273)
German WW1 EK1 Iron Cross German WW1 EK1 Iron Cross

German WW1 EK1 Iron Cross

Lot #507 (Sale Order 110 of 273)

"Research being uploaded! 
German WW1 Saxony Officer’s Pickelhaube – Line Infantry Spike Helmet with Gilt Fittings German WW1 Saxony Officer’s Pickelhaube – Line Infantry Spike Helmet with Gilt Fittings

German WW1 Saxony Officer’s Pickelhaube – Line Infantry Spike Helmet with Gilt Fittings

Lot #508 (Sale Order 111 of 273)

"This is a genuine German World War I Saxony Officer’s Pickelhaube—a spiked helmet worn by one of Saxony’s fourteen-line infantry regiments as of 1897. Constructed with a leather body and adorned with gilt brass fittings, the helmet features the iconic Saxon wappen: a gold sunburst plate with a silver coat of arms of Saxony at its center, topped by an open (voided) officer’s crown. Both the officer stars and spike base remain intact, with the spike mounted on a classic officer’s screw-post base for detachment. The original Saxon-style officer cockades (kokarden) are present, reflecting the non-Prussian regional variant used also by Württemberg, Hesse-Darmstadt, Baden, and Mecklenburg-Schwerin.
German WW1 M18 Stahlhelm Helmet with Strap – Named to “KELLER” German WW1 M18 Stahlhelm Helmet with Strap – Named to “KELLER”

German WW1 M18 Stahlhelm Helmet with Strap – Named to “KELLER”

Lot #509 (Sale Order 112 of 273)

"This is an original German M18 Stahlhelm helmet from World War I, complete with its original leather chinstrap and interior liner, and named on the interior to “KELLER.” The helmet shell retains a significant amount of its wartime field-grey paint, with expected patina and surface wear. The rolled edge and rivet configuration mark this clearly as a late-war M1918 model.
Imperial Germany WW1 Battle Flag Beer Stein – Half Liter Size Imperial Germany WW1 Battle Flag Beer Stein – Half Liter Size

Imperial Germany WW1 Battle Flag Beer Stein – Half Liter Size

Lot #510 (Sale Order 113 of 273)

"This is an original Imperial German WWI commemorative beer stein, holding a half-liter capacity and decorated with the Imperial German battle flag (Reichskriegsflagge) motif across the body. The stein features a ceramic body with a pewter lid and thumb lever, standard for period German brewery ware. The flag design is richly detailed, showing the black cross and eagle of the Imperial military.
Free Lot to Slot Consignor Free Lot to Slot Consignor

Free Lot to Slot Consignor

Lot #550 (Sale Order 114 of 273)

"Research & Description being uploaded!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ 
U.S. Army Tank Driver's Periscope - Model M6 U.S. Army Tank Driver's Periscope - Model M6

U.S. Army Tank Driver's Periscope - Model M6

Lot #600 (Sale Order 115 of 273)

"This is an original M6 model U.S. Army tank driver's periscope, constructed of metal and glass with a rectangular body, featuring angled viewing optics and mechanical adjustments intact. The unit retains its original military finish with some surface wear consistent with field storage or use. Optics appear intact and the device shows no major damage.
British WW2 Enfield Ammo Pouch British WW2 Enfield Ammo Pouch

British WW2 Enfield Ammo Pouch

Lot #601 (Sale Order 116 of 273)

"British Enfield pouches were designed for the SMLE and No. 4 rifles and were part of the 1937 Pattern Web Equipment. U.S. pouches reflect the evolution of small arms over decades, from the WWII-era 1911 to Cold War M14 and Vietnam-era M16 platforms.
British WW2 Enfield Grenade Launcher Attachment British WW2 Enfield Grenade Launcher Attachment

British WW2 Enfield Grenade Launcher Attachment

Lot #602 (Sale Order 117 of 273)

"This is an original WWII-era British Enfield rifle grenade launcher cup, designed to mount onto the muzzle of the legendary Lee-Enfield bolt-action service rifle. The device is constructed of thick steel, with visible threading and impact-resistant chambering designed to withstand the concussive force of rifle grenade launching. The launcher shows wartime wear and finish loss consistent with field use, and remains in solid, well-preserved condition.
German WWII Austrian Anschluss Medal German WWII Austrian Anschluss Medal

German WWII Austrian Anschluss Medal

Lot #603 (Sale Order 118 of 273)

"The Führer and Reich Chancellor has on the occasion of the reunification of Austria with the German Empire awarded to the First Lieutenant Gerhard Oschatz the Medal in memory of March 13, 1938 (German WWII Austrian Anschluss Medal).
British WW2 Enfield Ammo Pouch British WW2 Enfield Ammo Pouch

British WW2 Enfield Ammo Pouch

Lot #604 (Sale Order 119 of 273)

"British Enfield pouches were designed for the SMLE and No. 4 rifles and were part of the 1937 Pattern Web Equipment. U.S. pouches reflect the evolution of small arms over decades, from the WWII-era 1911 to Cold War M14 and Vietnam-era M16 platforms.
German WW2 RAD Officer's Gorget with Chain - German WW2 RAD Officer's Gorget with Chain -

German WW2 RAD Officer's Gorget with Chain - "Arbeit Adelt" (Work Ennobles)

Lot #605 (Sale Order 120 of 273)

"A stunning German WW2 Reichsarbeitsdienst (RAD) officer's gorget breastplate with chain, worn by standard bearers of the German National Labor Service. The gorget measures approximately 5 1/8 x 5 1/2 inches, featuring a nickel-plated finish and raised central RAD insignia: a swastika flanked by a shovel and wheat sheaves, with the motto "Arbeit Adelt" engraved above.
German WW2 Wehrmacht Police Gorget with Chain - Marked German WW2 Wehrmacht Police Gorget with Chain - Marked

German WW2 Wehrmacht Police Gorget with Chain - Marked "L"

Lot #606 (Sale Order 121 of 273)

"This original German WW2 Police gorget breastplate features a metallic front with central eagle and swastika emblem, showing a rich aged patina. The gorget includes its complete suspension neck chain, and the back clasp is marked "L." The reverse is covered in a non-fluorescing black felt backing, with two affixing hooks, one of which is also marked "L". The piece retains excellent integrity and character, showing light wear and toning.
Soviet WW2 - Extremtly Rare Soviet WW2 - Extremtly Rare

Soviet WW2 - Extremtly Rare "Order of Kutuzov 2nd Class Numbered #1381"!

Lot #607 (Sale Order 122 of 273)

"This is an original and extremely rare WWII-era Soviet Order of Kutuzov, 2nd Class, serial-numbered #1381. The medal features a multi-part silver and enamel construction with the profile of Russian Field Marshal Mikhail Kutuzov in the center, surrounded by radiating starbursts and enameled banners. The reverse shows the serial number and Soviet mint markings.
Soviet WW2 Extremely Rare Soviet WW2 Extremely Rare

Soviet WW2 Extremely Rare "Order of Alexander Nevsky - Early Serial #6302"

Lot #608 (Sale Order 123 of 273)

"This is an original WWII Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky, bearing a very early serial number, #6302, indicating it was awarded in the early stages of the decoration's issuance.
German WW2 Waffen-SS Officer's Dress Belt Buckle - Post-War German WW2 Waffen-SS Officer's Dress Belt Buckle - Post-War

German WW2 Waffen-SS Officer's Dress Belt Buckle - Post-War

Lot #609 (Sale Order 124 of 273)

"This is a German WW2 Waffen-SS Officer's dress belt buckle, believed to be modeled after a brocade-style presentation version. The buckle is smaller in scale than enlisted counterparts and features the traditional SS motto and wreath detailing.
German WW2 NSDAP Collar Tab - Obergemeinschaftsleiter (Ortsgruppe Senior Community Leader) German WW2 NSDAP Collar Tab - Obergemeinschaftsleiter (Ortsgruppe Senior Community Leader)

German WW2 NSDAP Collar Tab - Obergemeinschaftsleiter (Ortsgruppe Senior Community Leader)

Lot #610 (Sale Order 125 of 273)

"This original NSDAP collar tab denotes the high rank of Obergemeinschaftsleiter, or Senior Community Leader, within the local party leadership structure known as the Ortsgruppe.
German WW2 German WW2

German WW2 "Deutschland Erwache" Mirror - Marked "Ges. Gesch."

Lot #611 (Sale Order 126 of 273)

"This is a WWII-era commemorative mirror featuring the inscription "Deutschland Erwache" ("Germany Awake"), a phrase prominently used in early Nazi propaganda.
British WW2 Enfield No. 4 MK II Spike Bayonet with Original Scabbard British WW2 Enfield No. 4 MK II Spike Bayonet with Original Scabbard

British WW2 Enfield No. 4 MK II Spike Bayonet with Original Scabbard

Lot #612 (Sale Order 127 of 273)

"Issued during the Second World War, this British Enfield No. 4 MK II spike bayonet is a classic utilitarian example of British military innovation. Designed as a simplified and cost-effective solution, this bayonet features a fixed spike configuration optimized for thrusting.
German WW2 West Wall Medal awarded Unteroffizier Sergeant Wilhelm Rothe in Munster February 28, 1940 German WW2 West Wall Medal awarded Unteroffizier Sergeant Wilhelm Rothe in Munster February 28, 1940

German WW2 West Wall Medal awarded Unteroffizier Sergeant Wilhelm Rothe in Munster February 28, 1940

Lot #613 (Sale Order 128 of 273)

"This West Wall Medal (Deutsches Schutzwall-Ehrenzeichen) was awarded to Unteroffizier Wilhelm Rothe in Munster on February 28, 1940. Instituted on August 2, 1939, the West Wall Medal recognized those who contributed to the construction or defense of the Siegfried Line, Germany's western fortifications.
Bandit Warfare Badge in Gold Bandit Warfare Badge in Gold

Bandit Warfare Badge in Gold

Lot #614 (Sale Order 129 of 273)

"Award Certificate to the Lieutenant d.SchP. Bruno Dewitz, Stabskp./1.Pol. Frw.Btl. Italien - 1st Police Free Italian Battalion, awarded for brave participation in 100 Days of Battle. The Bandit Warfare Badge in Gold was issued on November 29, 1944, signed Karl Friedrich Otto Wolff, SS-Obergruppenführer and General of the Waffen-SS.
Four WW2 Signed Documents & Medals Awarded to German Major Paul Stahl Four WW2 Signed Documents & Medals Awarded to German Major Paul Stahl

Four WW2 Signed Documents & Medals Awarded to German Major Paul Stahl

Lot #615 (Sale Order 130 of 273)

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German WW2 Medal & Award Set - Feldwebel Josef Schauerbeck (Luftwaffe & Panzer Grenadier Service) German WW2 Medal & Award Set - Feldwebel Josef Schauerbeck (Luftwaffe & Panzer Grenadier Service)

German WW2 Medal & Award Set - Feldwebel Josef Schauerbeck (Luftwaffe & Panzer Grenadier Service)

Lot #616 (Sale Order 131 of 273)

"This framed and matted award set honors Feldwebel Josef Schauerbeck, an early Luftwaffe fighter who later served as a Panzer Grenadier, enduring a long combat career.
German WW2 Totenkopf EM Collar Tab - SS Enlisted Rank German WW2 Totenkopf EM Collar Tab - SS Enlisted Rank

German WW2 Totenkopf EM Collar Tab - SS Enlisted Rank

Lot #617 (Sale Order 132 of 273)

"This is an authentic German World War II Totenkopf (Death's Head) EM collar tab, worn by enlisted men (EM) of the SS-Totenkopfverbände, the SS units responsible for the administration of concentration camps and later, combat divisions like the 3rd SS Panzer Division "Totenkopf." The tab features the signature silver skull on black wool, an ominous and instantly recognizable symbol of the Waffen-SS. The embroidery remains crisp, and the wool backing is in very good original condition, showing only minimal age wear.
German WW2 Panzer Officer's Lion Head Sword - Etched Blade with Ruby Eyes German WW2 Panzer Officer's Lion Head Sword - Etched Blade with Ruby Eyes

German WW2 Panzer Officer's Lion Head Sword - Etched Blade with Ruby Eyes

Lot #618 (Sale Order 133 of 273)

"This stunning German WW2 Army (Heer) Panzer officer's sword features a lion head pommel with ruby-red glass eyes, an etched double-fullered blade, and a brass hilt decorated with foliate motifs and the German national eagle.
German WW2 Luftwaffe Officer's Sword by SMF Solingen German WW2 Luftwaffe Officer's Sword by SMF Solingen

German WW2 Luftwaffe Officer's Sword by SMF Solingen

Lot #619 (Sale Order 134 of 273)

"This Luftwaffe officer's sword features the iconic cruciform aluminum hilt with feathered quillons and swastika details, a blue leather grip with intact silver wire wrap, and a beautifully preserved 28" nickel-plated blade marked "SMF Solingen" with a Luftwaffe waffenamt. It comes with the original leather-wrapped scabbard and belt hanger, showing honest wear and dark patina.
U.S. WW2 M3 Colt 1911 .45 Shoulder Holster - Original U.S. WW2 M3 Colt 1911 .45 Shoulder Holster - Original

U.S. WW2 M3 Colt 1911 .45 Shoulder Holster - Original

Lot #620 (Sale Order 135 of 273)

"Authentic U.S. WWII-era M3 leather shoulder holster, designed to hold the Colt M1911 .45 caliber pistol. The brown leather is embossed with the "U.S." oval insignia on the front. No additional maker marks are visible.
U.S. Army WW2 Cavalry Suspension Strap (1942) for Canteen U.S. Army WW2 Cavalry Suspension Strap (1942) for Canteen

U.S. Army WW2 Cavalry Suspension Strap (1942) for Canteen

Lot #621 (Sale Order 136 of 273)

"Original U.S. Army WWII early war Cavalry suspension strap for a standard-issue canteen. This example features a 1942 date stamp, with heavy-duty khaki webbing, metal loop attachment, and durable stitching.
German WW2 Incredibly Rare General Assault Badge - German WW2 Incredibly Rare General Assault Badge -

German WW2 Incredibly Rare General Assault Badge - "100 Engagements" Variant

Lot #622 (Sale Order 137 of 273)

"Offered here is a premier example of the exceedingly rare 100 Engagement General Assault Badge (Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen mit Einsatzzahl 100).
German WW2 SS Belt Buckle German WW2 SS Belt Buckle

German WW2 SS Belt Buckle

Lot #623 (Sale Order 138 of 273)

"Research & Description being uploaded!
U.S. WW2 Army Bausch & Lomb Stereo Prism Binoculars with Case and Compass U.S. WW2 Army Bausch & Lomb Stereo Prism Binoculars with Case and Compass

U.S. WW2 Army Bausch & Lomb Stereo Prism Binoculars with Case and Compass

Lot #624 (Sale Order 139 of 273)

"An exceptional example of WWII-era U.S. Army-issued binoculars manufactured by Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. This stereo prism binocular set retains its original leather neck strap and is housed in a sturdy brown leather case that includes an integrated compass mounted to the lid. The case also contains instructions for use and is equipped with a shoulder strap for carry. Optical clarity is preserved, and all mechanical functions operate properly.
German WW2 Restored Fast Attack Craft War Badge - Bruno Newerla German WW2 Restored Fast Attack Craft War Badge - Bruno Newerla

German WW2 Restored Fast Attack Craft War Badge - Bruno Newerla

Lot #625 (Sale Order 140 of 273)

"This meticulously restored German WW2 Fast Attack Craft War Badge is a remarkable piece of military history. Originally awarded to crew members of the Kriegsmarine's fast attack craft, this badge has been carefully repaired and painted to preserve its historical integrity.
German WW2 Iron Cross 1st Class EK1 - Maker Marked German WW2 Iron Cross 1st Class EK1 - Maker Marked

German WW2 Iron Cross 1st Class EK1 - Maker Marked "L/11" Wilhelm Deumer

Lot #626 (Sale Order 141 of 273)

"This is an original German WW2 Iron Cross First Class (Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse), marked L/11 for the esteemed maker Wilhelm Deumer of Lüdenscheid. The cross features a blackened iron core with nearly all original enamel intact and a silver frame with aged patina and edge wear, including two notable surface indents.
WW2 U.S. Grouping of 16 Armor Shoulder Tabs - Some Possibly Theater-Made WW2 U.S. Grouping of 16 Armor Shoulder Tabs - Some Possibly Theater-Made

WW2 U.S. Grouping of 16 Armor Shoulder Tabs - Some Possibly Theater-Made

Lot #627 (Sale Order 142 of 273)

"A compelling group of 16 original WW2 U.S. armored division shoulder tabs, including examples such as the iconic Old Ironsides, Thundering Herd (in wool), and Black Cat, among others. Notably, several tabs display characteristics suggesting possible theater-made or field-constructed origins, a reflection of adaptive production often found in overseas deployments. These patches are valued for their military and historical significance, offering insights into unit pride and identity during the Second World War.
German WW2 Brass Buckle - Two-Piece Construction with Oak Leaf Wreath - Post War German WW2 Brass Buckle - Two-Piece Construction with Oak Leaf Wreath - Post War

German WW2 Brass Buckle - Two-Piece Construction with Oak Leaf Wreath - Post War

Lot #628 (Sale Order 143 of 273)

"This is a German brass belt buckle of two-piece domed construction featuring a raised oak leaf wreath motif. The design is typical of mid-20th century buckles, but the exact period of origin remains unverified.
U.S. WW2 Gemsco Aerial Gunner Evening Dress Miniature Wing U.S. WW2 Gemsco Aerial Gunner Evening Dress Miniature Wing

U.S. WW2 Gemsco Aerial Gunner Evening Dress Miniature Wing

Lot #629 (Sale Order 144 of 273)

"WWII US Army Air Corps Aerial Gunner Wings. Marked "STERLING" on the rear! They measure 3 inches long and are pin back. Slightly tarnished, but still in great condition. 
Unusual German WW2 Dagger with Brass Skull and Crossbones Mounts Unusual German WW2 Dagger with Brass Skull and Crossbones Mounts

Unusual German WW2 Dagger with Brass Skull and Crossbones Mounts

Lot #630 (Sale Order 145 of 273)

"This rare and visually striking German WW2-era dagger features unique brass fittings in the form of skull and crossbones motifs, mounted to both the guard and pommel. Measuring 17.5 inches overall with a 10-inch blade, the dagger has a straight, stiletto-style form with a visibly aged, unmarked blade.
German WW2 1941/42 - Winter Battle in the East Medal - Erwin Rabel German WW2 1941/42 - Winter Battle in the East Medal - Erwin Rabel

German WW2 1941/42 - Winter Battle in the East Medal - Erwin Rabel

Lot #631 (Sale Order 146 of 273)

"This historically significant German World War II medal, known as the ""Frozen Meat Medal,"" was awarded to Gefreiten Erwin Rabel of Schneeraumkompanie-212 for his service during the Winter Battle in the East of 1941/42.
Trench Art Trench Art

Trench Art "God Bless America"

Lot #632 (Sale Order 147 of 273)
Panzer Tank Combat Badge in Bronze Panzer Tank Combat Badge in Bronze

Panzer Tank Combat Badge in Bronze

Lot #633 (Sale Order 148 of 273)

"Award Certificate to Private Friedrich Schlueter 2nd Company, Panzer Grenadier Regiment 14. I certify the Tank Combat Badge in Bronze awarded in the field 4-11-1942 by Major and Fuhrer of the Panzer Grenadier Regiment 14 - Unsigned
WWII OPA Red Point Ration Tokens (12) WWII OPA Red Point Ration Tokens (12)

WWII OPA Red Point Ration Tokens (12)

Lot #634 (Sale Order 149 of 273)

"Group of twelve OPA (Office of Price Administration) Red Point tokens. These tokens were used during World War II for rationing.
U.S. WW2 M1942 First Aid Pouch - Khaki Webbing U.S. WW2 M1942 First Aid Pouch - Khaki Webbing

U.S. WW2 M1942 First Aid Pouch - Khaki Webbing

Lot #635 (Sale Order 150 of 273)

"This is an original WWII M1942 U.S. Army first aid pouch, made from khaki cotton webbing with a lift-the-dot snap closure. Designed to hold a Carlisle bandage tin, this pouch is standard issue and would have been worn on a belt via the integrated rear loops. Markings may be faint or absent due to wear.
German WW2 Insignia Flag Folded with Metal Ringlets German WW2 Insignia Flag Folded with Metal Ringlets

German WW2 Insignia Flag Folded with Metal Ringlets

Lot #636 (Sale Order 151 of 273)

"A WW2 German NSDAP Swastika Flag, retaining its original metal ringlets for mounting or hanging and folded for years, preserving its wartime wear. The design and wear suggests use as a military or party banner, commonly displayed in government buildings, military installations, or NSDAP rallies.
Silver Wound Badge - Second Class Silver Silver Wound Badge - Second Class Silver

Silver Wound Badge - Second Class Silver

Lot #637 (Sale Order 152 of 273)

"Certificate of Award to the SS-Scharfuhrer Lothar Nicke of SS Gebirgsjäger Division "North" is due for wounds he suffered on March 12, 1943 the Wound Badge in Silver awarded in Berlin on 10. Mai 1943. Awarded by Senior physician and hospital chief unsigned with stamp of Waffen-SS SS Military Hospitals Berlin.
British WW2 Enfield No. 4 MK II Spike Bayonet with Original Scabbard British WW2 Enfield No. 4 MK II Spike Bayonet with Original Scabbard

British WW2 Enfield No. 4 MK II Spike Bayonet with Original Scabbard

Lot #638 (Sale Order 153 of 273)

"Issued during the Second World War, this British Enfield No. 4 MK II spike bayonet is a classic utilitarian example of British military innovation. Designed as a simplified and cost-effective solution, this bayonet features a fixed spike configuration optimized for thrusting.
German WW2 Hitler Youth Medical Pouch - RZM Marked with HJ Diamond Stamping German WW2 Hitler Youth Medical Pouch - RZM Marked with HJ Diamond Stamping

German WW2 Hitler Youth Medical Pouch - RZM Marked with HJ Diamond Stamping

Lot #639 (Sale Order 154 of 273)

"This is an original WWII-era Hitler Youth (Hitlerjugend) medical pouch, crafted from black leather and stamped with the HJ diamond insignia on the top closure. The pouch includes an interior flap designed to hold syringes or bandages, though the contents are no longer present. Inside, the flap is clearly marked "RZM 53", identifying official Nazi-era manufacturer licensing. The leather remains supple with minor dust from storage, and stitching is tight and complete.
German WW2 NSDAP (Nazi Party) Eagle from a State Service Flag German WW2 NSDAP (Nazi Party) Eagle from a State Service Flag

German WW2 NSDAP (Nazi Party) Eagle from a State Service Flag

Lot #640 (Sale Order 155 of 273)

"This WW2 NSDAP (Nazi) State Service Flag features the iconic NSDAP eagle and is in good combat-used condition. The flag measures an incredible 90"" in length and 56"" in width and includes its original metal ring and thread for mounting. State Service Flags were flown on government buildings that were not directly military, such as post offices and other administrative buildings.
German WW2 Officers RAG Dagger - Labour Service Officers Dagger missing grip German WW2 Officers RAG Dagger - Labour Service Officers Dagger missing grip

German WW2 Officers RAG Dagger - Labour Service Officers Dagger missing grip

Lot #641 (Sale Order 156 of 273)

"This German WW2 Officers RAG (Reichsarbeitsdienst) Dagger, intended for Labour Service Officers, is a hard-to-find officers piece and makes this dagger an incredible find. It is maker marked "Eickhorn" and features a "64" marking on the open handle. Although it is missing a hilt piece, this dagger remains a very rare dagger and an excellent restoration project for collectors.
German WW2 Signed Photo – Reichsmarschall Göring & Generaloberst Ernst Udet, Dated “14.8.1940†German WW2 Signed Photo – Reichsmarschall Göring & Generaloberst Ernst Udet, Dated “14.8.1940â€

German WW2 Signed Photo – Reichsmarschall Göring & Generaloberst Ernst Udet, Dated “14.8.1940â€

Lot #643 (Sale Order 157 of 273)

"This is an original WWII German photograph signed by both Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring and Generaloberst Ernst Udet, dated 14 August 1940 on the reverse. The image likely depicts a Luftwaffe review or award ceremony during the height of the Battle of Britain. The photo is signed in ink, with both autographs clearly legible—Udet’s in particular being exceedingly rare.
German WW2 Iron Cross, First Class, 1939, Maker Marked German WW2 Iron Cross, First Class, 1939, Maker Marked

German WW2 Iron Cross, First Class, 1939, Maker Marked "128" S. Jablonski GmbH

Lot #644 (Sale Order 158 of 273)

"This WW2 German Iron Cross, First Class (Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse 1939) is an original maker-marked example, stamped “128” for S. Jablonski GmbH, a known manufacturer of high-quality military decorations. This prestigious combat award, instituted on September 1, 1939, was reserved for soldiers who displayed exceptional bravery and leadership in battle.
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Springfield Armory M1 Garand (Post-Korean War, Manufactured December 1955) Springfield Armory M1 Garand (Post-Korean War, Manufactured December 1955)

Springfield Armory M1 Garand (Post-Korean War, Manufactured December 1955)

Lot #704 (Sale Order 163 of 273)

"This Springfield Armory M1 Garand, manufactured in December 1955, is one of the last official runs of the legendary M1 Garand before production shifted focus to newer rifle platforms. As a post-Korean War production model, it reflects Springfield’s final refinements to the design after lessons learned in both World War II and the Korean War.
Inland Division M1 Carbine (WW2, Manufactured 1942) Inland Division M1 Carbine (WW2, Manufactured 1942)

Inland Division M1 Carbine (WW2, Manufactured 1942)

Lot #705 (Sale Order 164 of 273)

"A WW2 U.S. M1 Carbine, manufactured by Inland Division, General Motors, in 1942. Chambered in .30 Carbine, this semi-automatic rifle features an 18" barrel stamped with "Underwood 44" and a flaming bomb ordnance mark. 
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M1 Garand Original WW2 Period Springfield Armory Mfg. March 1944 2.5 Moderate Barrel w/ Original Sli M1 Garand Original WW2 Period Springfield Armory Mfg. March 1944 2.5 Moderate Barrel w/ Original Sli

M1 Garand Original WW2 Period Springfield Armory Mfg. March 1944 2.5 Moderate Barrel w/ Original Sli

Lot #707 (Sale Order 166 of 273)

"This is a WW2-era Springfield Armory M1 Garand, manufactured in March of 1944. Given its production date, this rifle was likely issued in time for the Normandy Invasion (D-Day) or later European campaigns, making it a strong candidate for having seen frontline action in the European Theater of Operations (ETO).
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Lot #708 (Sale Order 167 of 273)

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M1 Garand Post Korean War H.&R. Arms Co. Manufactured Jan. 1955 M1 Garand Post Korean War H.&R. Arms Co. Manufactured Jan. 1955

M1 Garand Post Korean War H.&R. Arms Co. Manufactured Jan. 1955

Lot #710 (Sale Order 169 of 273)

"This Harrington & Richardson Arms Co. (H&R) M1 Garand, manufactured in January 1955, is a post-Korean War production model that reflects the quality and precision of one of the lesser-known M1 Garand manufacturers. H&R was one of only four companies contracted by the U.S. government to produce M1 Garands, making their rifles less common than Springfield Armory examples.
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Lot #711 (Sale Order 170 of 273)

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M1 Garand WW2 Period Springfield Armory Manufactured Jan. 1945 M1 Garand WW2 Period Springfield Armory Manufactured Jan. 1945

M1 Garand WW2 Period Springfield Armory Manufactured Jan. 1945

Lot #712 (Sale Order 171 of 273)

"A January 1945 production Springfield Armory M1 Garand, featuring a 1.0 bore excellent barrel, making it an outstanding shooter and collector's piece. Retaining its WW2-original parts, this rifle represents the peak of WW2-era M1 Garand production, coming off the assembly line just months before the war’s conclusion. A fine choice for those seeking a well-preserved, battle-ready example of the legendary WW2-era M1 Garand.
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Lot #713 (Sale Order 172 of 273)

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German WW2 Waffen-SS Tropical Sleeve Eagle - Golden Yellow on Black Camouflage Uniform Patch German WW2 Waffen-SS Tropical Sleeve Eagle - Golden Yellow on Black Camouflage Uniform Patch

German WW2 Waffen-SS Tropical Sleeve Eagle - Golden Yellow on Black Camouflage Uniform Patch

Lot #750 (Sale Order 175 of 273)

"Offered here is an original machine-woven Waffen-SS sleeve eagle in the tropical "camouflage" variant, golden yellow thread on a black field, designed specifically for use on SS camouflage smocks and summer-weight field uniforms. The eagle features the classic outstretched wings over a swastika within a wreath and is sharply defined with textbook tight threading and original cut edges.
German WW2 SS Officer's Cuff Link - Vet Bringback German WW2 SS Officer's Cuff Link - Vet Bringback

German WW2 SS Officer's Cuff Link - Vet Bringback

Lot #751 (Sale Order 176 of 273)

"This is a rare and well-preserved SS officer's cufflink, brought home by a U.S. veteran during the postwar occupation period. Constructed of heavy nickel or silvered brass, the link features a clean, minimalist stud design, one end with flat disc and the other formed into a rectangular clasp. While unmarked, it is consistent in size and style with period SS officer wear, often paired with cuff-titled dress uniforms or parade tunics.
Croatian WW2 Independent Air Force Badge - Observer & Navigator Qualification, Marked Croatian WW2 Independent Air Force Badge - Observer & Navigator Qualification, Marked

Croatian WW2 Independent Air Force Badge - Observer & Navigator Qualification, Marked "835"

Lot #752 (Sale Order 177 of 273)

"This is a WWII-era qualification badge from the Independent State of Croatia's Air Force, awarded to observers and navigators. The badge retains its original construction with visible enameling (some loss to the red) and is stamped "835" (indicating silver content) above the clasp. A potential maker's mark is present on the center back of the badge. It remains in very good condition overall, with an intact clasp and fine surface patina.
U.S. WW2 1944 Legitimus Collins & Co. Machete - Military-Issued Jungle Warfare Blade U.S. WW2 1944 Legitimus Collins & Co. Machete - Military-Issued Jungle Warfare Blade

U.S. WW2 1944 Legitimus Collins & Co. Machete - Military-Issued Jungle Warfare Blade

Lot #753 (Sale Order 178 of 273)

"This is a genuine 1944 U.S. Military-issued Collins & Co. Legitimus machete, featuring a 17-inch single-edged blade with original wartime markings.
German WW2 Close Combat Clasp (Nahkampfspange) in Silver - Marked Peekhaus FLL German WW2 Close Combat Clasp (Nahkampfspange) in Silver - Marked Peekhaus FLL

German WW2 Close Combat Clasp (Nahkampfspange) in Silver - Marked Peekhaus FLL

Lot #754 (Sale Order 179 of 273)

"This is a rare, authentic German WW2 Close Combat Clasp in Silver, die-struck from zinc alloy in the Peekhaus design by the firm FLL (Friedrich Linden, Lüdenscheid). Measuring 3.75 inches, it features a central eagle over crossed bayonet and grenade, surrounded by oak leaves. The reverse retains its soldered hinge, broad tapering pin, and oval catch plate, with minor patina typical of wartime zinc awards. The back plate remains present and intact.
German WW2 Iron Cross 2nd Class with Ribbon - Unmarked Ring, Veteran Bring-Back German WW2 Iron Cross 2nd Class with Ribbon - Unmarked Ring, Veteran Bring-Back

German WW2 Iron Cross 2nd Class with Ribbon - Unmarked Ring, Veteran Bring-Back

Lot #755 (Sale Order 180 of 273)

"This is a German WW2 Iron Cross 2nd Class (EK II) with its original ribbon, featuring an unmarked suspension ring, a common feature among field-awarded or late-war produced examples.
German WW2 Kriegsmarine Breast Eagle - Gold Bullion for Navy Tunic German WW2 Kriegsmarine Breast Eagle - Gold Bullion for Navy Tunic

German WW2 Kriegsmarine Breast Eagle - Gold Bullion for Navy Tunic

Lot #756 (Sale Order 181 of 273)

"This is a beautiful example of a WWII-era Kriegsmarine gold bullion breast eagle worn on officer's navy-blue dress and duty tunics. The eagle is crisply hand-embroidered in golden-yellow thread, with outstretched wings and sharply defined swastika. The backing is deep navy wool, correct for naval issue. Threadwork remains tight, with some toning from age, and overall condition is excellent for its type.
Spanish WW2-Era Military Merit Order Star Spanish WW2-Era Military Merit Order Star

Spanish WW2-Era Military Merit Order Star "AL MERITO EN CAMPANA" - With Rare Lapel Pin

Lot #757 (Sale Order 182 of 273)

"This is a stunning WWII-era Spanish breast star of the Military Merit Order "AL MERITO EN CAMPANA.", accompanied by its rare miniature lapel pin. This prestigious Spanish decoration features a bold enameled red cross and gilt details, denoting exceptional military conduct during field campaigns.
German WW2 Deutscher Luthertag 1933 Bronze Badge (Brehmer, Markneukirchen) German WW2 Deutscher Luthertag 1933 Bronze Badge (Brehmer, Markneukirchen)

German WW2 Deutscher Luthertag 1933 Bronze Badge (Brehmer, Markneukirchen)

Lot #758 (Sale Order 183 of 273)

"This example of the 1933 Deutscher Luthertag badge is rendered in bronze and marked by maker Brehmer of Markneukirchen. Issued to commemorate Martin Luther Day shortly after Hitler's appointment as Chancellor, the badge reflects the regime's early attempts to merge traditional German heritage with its emerging ideological platform.
German WW2 Deutscher Luthertag 1933 Bronze Badge (Alfred Stobbe, Berlin) German WW2 Deutscher Luthertag 1933 Bronze Badge (Alfred Stobbe, Berlin)

German WW2 Deutscher Luthertag 1933 Bronze Badge (Alfred Stobbe, Berlin)

Lot #759 (Sale Order 184 of 273)

"This bronze badge commemorates Deutscher Luthertag, Martin Luther Day, held on 10 November 1933, shortly after Hitler's rise to power.
German WW2 Wound Badge in Black German WW2 Wound Badge in Black

German WW2 Wound Badge in Black

Lot #760 (Sale Order 185 of 273)

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British WW2 RAF Pilot Goggles - Tinted Lenses, Complete Leather & Strap British WW2 RAF Pilot Goggles - Tinted Lenses, Complete Leather & Strap

British WW2 RAF Pilot Goggles - Tinted Lenses, Complete Leather & Strap

Lot #761 (Sale Order 186 of 273)

"An uncommon set of WWII-era Royal Air Force pilot goggles, featuring tinted side-vision lenses, leather frame in excellent condition, and original adjustable head strap still intact and functional. The lenses are clear and uncracked, and the leather remains supple, showing only minor wear. Stitching is firm, and all hardware is complete.
Original German WW2 Iron Cross Second Class - EK2 with Ribbon Original German WW2 Iron Cross Second Class - EK2 with Ribbon

Original German WW2 Iron Cross Second Class - EK2 with Ribbon

Lot #762 (Sale Order 187 of 273)

"A German WW2 Iron Cross Second Class (Eisernes Kreuz II Klasse / EK2) in excellent condition, brought back by a U.S. veteran. The iron core retains its original black finish, surrounded by a silvered frame with light aging. The ribbon loop is intact, and the piece is certified by the Gettysburg Museum of History, ensuring authenticity and documentation.
German WW2 State Car Pennant - NSDAP Reichsdienstflagge Marked for Kriegsmarine Use German WW2 State Car Pennant - NSDAP Reichsdienstflagge Marked for Kriegsmarine Use

German WW2 State Car Pennant - NSDAP Reichsdienstflagge Marked for Kriegsmarine Use

Lot #763 (Sale Order 188 of 273)

"This is a rare German WW2 NSDAP State Service Car Pennant, printed in red cotton with a cream hoist marked "Reichsdflg. 1.0 x 1.7" and bearing the eagle and swastika over "M", along with the designation "KRESS Sl Tonis." The piece was cut from a staff car by a U.S. GI and retains its printed wool construction, looped header, and intact insignia.
German WW2 Iron Cross Second Class - EK2 with Certification German WW2 Iron Cross Second Class - EK2 with Certification

German WW2 Iron Cross Second Class - EK2 with Certification

Lot #764 (Sale Order 189 of 273)

"A German WW2 Iron Cross Second Class (Eisernes Kreuz II Klasse / EK2) in excellent condition, brought back by a U.S. veteran. The iron core retains its original black finish, surrounded by a silvered frame with light aging. The ribbon loop is intact, and the piece is certified by the Gettysburg Museum of History, ensuring authenticity and documentation.
German WW2 Hitler Youth Belt and Buckle - RZM Stamped German WW2 Hitler Youth Belt and Buckle - RZM Stamped

German WW2 Hitler Youth Belt and Buckle - RZM Stamped

Lot #765 (Sale Order 190 of 273)

"This original Hitler Youth belt and buckle set includes a nickel or steel buckle bearing the iconic Hitlerjugend motto "Blut und Ehre" (Blood and Honor) and emblem. The reverse is RZM stamped, indicating regulated production under the Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM), the national office responsible for Nazi party uniforms and equipment. Leather belt is intact and likely original to the buckle.
German WW2 NSKK Chained Dagger M36 by Eickhorn, 1939 German WW2 NSKK Chained Dagger M36 by Eickhorn, 1939

German WW2 NSKK Chained Dagger M36 by Eickhorn, 1939

Lot #766 (Sale Order 191 of 273)

"This is an original German WW2 NSKK (National Socialist Motor Corps) Chained Dagger, Model 1936, dated 1939 and maker marked "RZM M7/66" for Carl Eickhorn, Solingen. The nickel-plated grip fittings are tight to the brown wooden grip, which is set with the enamel SA emblem and national eagle inlay. The black lacquered steel scabbard has silver-plated fittings and is affixed with a chained hanger featuring alternating open-winged NSKK eagles and sunwheel swastikas. The reverse of the chain is marked "Musterschutz Korpsführung." Blade measures 8.5", total length 15". Excellent finish and patina throughout, a textbook example in very fine condition.
Unusual German WW2 SS Cavalry or Hitler Youth Dagger with Portapee Unusual German WW2 SS Cavalry or Hitler Youth Dagger with Portapee

Unusual German WW2 SS Cavalry or Hitler Youth Dagger with Portapee

Lot #767 (Sale Order 192 of 273)

This unique German dagger is of unclear origin but shows strong stylistic cues suggestive of SS Cavalry or customized Hitler Youth lineage. The blade is unmarked and affixed to a custom hilt with handmade characteristics, housed in a stitched leather sheath.

The grip is paired with a striking yellow portapee, a feature more commonly associated with dress swords or SS presentation daggers. While not conforming to standard issue patterns, this dagger likely represents a field-made or post-war assembled example utilizing mixed components.

This piece's unusual combination of parts and adornments suggests a personalized artifact, possibly made by or for a soldier during the height of wartime mobilization.
German WW2 Third Reich Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross ( German WW2 Third Reich Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross (

German WW2 Third Reich Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross ("Lazy 2" by C.E. Juncker)

Lot #768 (Sale Order 193 of 273)

This WWII-era Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross is a desirable example of the "Lazy 2" variant, produced by C.E. Juncker. The cross features multi-piece construction with a magnetic core, surrounded by a silver frame stamped "800" on both the lower arm and suspension ring, denoting 800-grade silver content.

The distinctive angled maker's mark "2" lies sideways on the reverse, identifying this variant's wartime origin. Measuring approximately 1 7/8" across, this piece remains in very good condition with intact blackened core and sharp relief edges.

This piece is unverified for 100% authenticity and is sold as-is. Please view the images on this lot.
Exceptionally Rare German WW2 Waffen-SS M1935 Combat Helmet - Named Exceptionally Rare German WW2 Waffen-SS M1935 Combat Helmet - Named

Exceptionally Rare German WW2 Waffen-SS M1935 Combat Helmet - Named

Lot #769 (Sale Order 194 of 273)

"This is an extremely rare original WWII-era Waffen-SS M1935 combat helmet, retaining its full wartime configuration and identified to "Peter Spiller." The helmet features a combat-sized shell with factory-stamped size 56 liner still intact. The paint remains largely original with wartime wear patterns visible throughout the exterior.
German WW2 EM/NCO Heer Army Aluminum Belt Buckle (Stamped German WW2 EM/NCO Heer Army Aluminum Belt Buckle (Stamped

German WW2 EM/NCO Heer Army Aluminum Belt Buckle (Stamped "R.S.& S.") with Vet-Cut Belt - Vet Bring-

Lot #770 (Sale Order 195 of 273)

"This early-war German Heer aluminum belt buckle is clearly marked "R.S.&S." for Richard Sieper & Sohne, one of the major producers of Wehrmacht gear. It retains strong detail on the eagle/swastika crest and the surrounding "Gott Mit Uns" motto. It is attached to a partial belt, which appears to have been cut down by a returning veteran, a common practice when bringing back souvenirs.
German WW2 Wehrmacht Heer NCO Overseas Cap (Feldmutze) - Early Variant, Hand-Sewn Insignia German WW2 Wehrmacht Heer NCO Overseas Cap (Feldmutze) - Early Variant, Hand-Sewn Insignia

German WW2 Wehrmacht Heer NCO Overseas Cap (Feldmutze) - Early Variant, Hand-Sewn Insignia

Lot #771 (Sale Order 196 of 273)

"This is an original WWII Wehrmacht Heer NCO/EM overseas cap (Feldmutze), featuring a field gray-green wool body and a two-tone ribbed cotton lining-typical of early- to mid-war manufacture. The cap remains in very good condition with only light wear. It features a hand-sewn national eagle in subdued gray thread, and a pre-/early-war dark green-backed tricolor cockade (rosette) below. The cap is maker-marked, though the stamp has faded beyond legibility.
German WW2 SS Black M16 Transitional Helmet - Double Decal with SS-VT Stamped German WW2 SS Black M16 Transitional Helmet - Double Decal with SS-VT Stamped

German WW2 SS Black M16 Transitional Helmet - Double Decal with SS-VT Stamped "S" (Original Liner &

Lot #772 (Sale Order 197 of 273)

"This is a premier example of a Transitional M16 German helmet, wartime black finish with double SS decals, bearing an early "S" stamp for SS-Verfügungstruppe (SS-VT), the forerunner to the Waffen-SS. The shell is an original WWI-era M16 model, repurposed by the Third Reich in the early years of Nazi militarization and repainted in gloss black for political and ceremonial use.
German WW2 Luftwaffe M35 SE64 Double Decal Helmet - Original Liner & Chinstrap German WW2 Luftwaffe M35 SE64 Double Decal Helmet - Original Liner & Chinstrap

German WW2 Luftwaffe M35 SE64 Double Decal Helmet - Original Liner & Chinstrap

Lot #773 (Sale Order 198 of 273)

"This is a textbook example of a WWII-era Luftwaffe M35 helmet with double decals, manufactured by Sächsische Emaillier und Stanzwerke (SE) and sized 64. The helmet retains both the Luftwaffe eagle decal on the right side and the tri-color national shield on the left?both showing expected wear and flaking but remaining over 75% visible. The field-grey-blue finish is largely original, with honest patina and scattered scratches from use.
German WW2 Paratrooper Shoulder Holster for P.38 - with Magazine (Vet Bringback) German WW2 Paratrooper Shoulder Holster for P.38 - with Magazine (Vet Bringback)

German WW2 Paratrooper Shoulder Holster for P.38 - with Magazine (Vet Bringback)

Lot #774 (Sale Order 199 of 273)

"This is a German WW2 shoulder holster specifically designed for the Walther P.38, complete with integrated magazine pouch and original wartime magazine. The leather is dark brown and shows natural flex wear, with tight stitching throughout and reinforced shoulder strap loops. Though unmarked, the form and finish are consistent with Luftwaffe and Fallschirmjäger (paratrooper) issue gear.
U.S. WW2 Leather Pistol Holster - U.S. WW2 Leather Pistol Holster -

U.S. WW2 Leather Pistol Holster - "U.S." Flap, Milwaukee Saddlery Co., 1942

Lot #775 (Sale Order 200 of 273)

This is an original WWII-era U.S. military leather pistol holster, marked "U.S." on the flap and manufacturer-stamped on the reverse: "Milwaukee Saddlery Co., 1942." Constructed from thick russet-brown leather with full brass hardware and belt loop attachment, the holster remains in solid condition with some softening from age and field use.

Stitching remains firm, and the flap's brass stud is intact and functional. The Milwaukee Saddlery Company was one of several contractors supplying sidearm holsters for the U.S. Army during WWII. These holsters were designed to accommodate the M1911 .45 ACP pistol, the standard sidearm for U.S. forces during the war.

This is a fine example of wartime U.S. leatherwork from a respected maker.
Australian or New Zealand WW2 Commando Knuckle Duster Trench Knife - Original Sheath, Vet Bring-Back Australian or New Zealand WW2 Commando Knuckle Duster Trench Knife - Original Sheath, Vet Bring-Back

Australian or New Zealand WW2 Commando Knuckle Duster Trench Knife - Original Sheath, Vet Bring-Back

Lot #776 (Sale Order 201 of 273)

"This is an original WWII Australian or New Zealand Commando knuckle duster trench knife, complete with its original leather sheath. The design features a multi-purpose handle for punching and stabbing, with an integral knuckle guard that also acts as a blunt-force weapon. The blade remains serviceable, and the leather scabbard shows signs of age but remains intact.

These trench knives were issued to elite ANZAC commandos operating in the Pacific Theater, where brutal close-quarters jungle combat demanded rugged, dual-purpose weapons. The knuckle duster grip offered an edge in silent sentry removal and brutal hand-to-hand encounters.

Rare and highly sought after, especially with provenance as a veteran bring-back, this knife is a key artifact from the Allied special operations legacy of World War II. Provenance: Vet bring-back
U.S. WW2 Leather Pistol Holster - U.S. WW2 Leather Pistol Holster -

U.S. WW2 Leather Pistol Holster - "U.S." Flap, Boyt 1944 - Vet Bringback

Lot #777 (Sale Order 202 of 273)

"This WWII-issue leather pistol holster is marked ""U.S."" on the outer flap and ""Boyt -44"" on the back, indicating manufacture by the renowned Boyt Harness Company in 1944. The russet leather retains excellent flexibility, with strong original stitching, belt loop, and intact brass closure stud.

Boyt was one of the premier military leather goods suppliers throughout WWII, producing everything from holsters to scabbards and web gear. This holster was designed for the M1911 pistol and saw use across multiple theaters-from Europe to the Pacific.

As a veteran bringback, this example likely accompanied a serviceman through deployment and was retained as a personal memento after the war. Clean and well-preserved WWII holsters with named maker marks remain highly collectible-especially when verified as field-used or part of returning soldier groupings.
U.S. WWII Leather Pistol Holster - U.S. WWII Leather Pistol Holster -

U.S. WWII Leather Pistol Holster - "U.S." Flap, Boyt 1940 with Non-Regulation Brass Stud - Vet Bring

Lot #778 (Sale Order 203 of 273)

"This early-war U.S. WWII pistol holster is stamped ""U.S."" on the flap and ""Boyt -40"" on the reverse, with an unusual non-regulation brass stud replacing the factory closure hardware. This may indicate a field repair or supply depot modification. The leather shows a warm, broken-in patina, with age darkening and light surface wear throughout. Stitching remains firm, and the belt loop is unmodified.

Boyt's 1940 holsters are among the earliest full-production runs for WWII contracts-issued to U.S. Army and Marine Corps personnel prior to America's full-scale entry into the war. This example may have seen duty in pre-1942 deployments or early Pacific campaigns. The custom brass stud suggests soldier-level adaptation, a common practice in field conditions.

Provenance: A veteran bringback.
German WW2 Krim Shield with Framed Award Document - Named Presentation German WW2 Krim Shield with Framed Award Document - Named Presentation

German WW2 Krim Shield with Framed Award Document - Named Presentation

Lot #779 (Sale Order 204 of 273)

"This display includes a genuine WWII-era Krim Shield awarded to a soldier of the Nebelwerfer Regiment, professionally framed with the original named award document. The shield shows authentic field wear and is mounted alongside the official citation bearing the soldier's name and rank. Document remains legible and intact.
German WW2 Lappland Shield - Framed with Named Award Document German WW2 Lappland Shield - Framed with Named Award Document

German WW2 Lappland Shield - Framed with Named Award Document

Lot #780 (Sale Order 205 of 273)

"A WWII-era Lappland Shield with original named award document, attractively framed for display. The shield itself is a late-war issue example with proper mounting and aged patina. The accompanying document is filled out to a named German soldier and shows light wear appropriate to its age.
Signed NAZI Flag - James William Signed NAZI Flag - James William

Signed NAZI Flag - James William "Dub" Beagg US Army

Lot #781 (Sale Order 206 of 273)

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German WW2 Rare Mexican Presentation Pistol Grips - Mother-of-Pearl with NSDAP & Mexican Eagle Emble German WW2 Rare Mexican Presentation Pistol Grips - Mother-of-Pearl with NSDAP & Mexican Eagle Emble

German WW2 Rare Mexican Presentation Pistol Grips - Mother-of-Pearl with NSDAP & Mexican Eagle Emble

Lot #782 (Sale Order 207 of 273)

"This remarkable pair of WWII-era German pistol grips represents an extremely rare example of diplomatic and intelligence ties between Nazi Germany and high-ranking Mexican operatives. The grips are crafted from polished mother-of-pearl and show custom inlay work, one side bearing the silver NSDAP Party Badge, and the other featuring the heraldic "Eagle of Mexico." Each grip plate has been finely machined to fit a compact German sidearm, likely a Walther or Mauser variant, and exhibits excellent preservation with no visible chips or cracks.
German WW2 Hitler Jugend Ski Badge Mannschaftslauf 1935-36- Nesselwang-Bayern German WW2 Hitler Jugend Ski Badge Mannschaftslauf 1935-36- Nesselwang-Bayern

German WW2 Hitler Jugend Ski Badge Mannschaftslauf 1935-36- Nesselwang-Bayern

Lot #783 (Sale Order 208 of 273)

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German WW2 Deutsche Jungvolk Belt Buckle - RZM Marked MA 45 German WW2 Deutsche Jungvolk Belt Buckle - RZM Marked MA 45

German WW2 Deutsche Jungvolk Belt Buckle - RZM Marked MA 45

Lot #784 (Sale Order 209 of 273)

"This is a WWII-era German belt buckle issued to members of the Deutsche Jungvolk, the junior branch of the Hitler Youth for boys aged 10 to 14. The buckle is constructed from stamped steel and features the RZM marking ""MA 45,"" which corresponds to one of the authorized manufacturers certified by the Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM), the Nazi party's national quartermaster office responsible for quality control of uniforms and insignia.

The Deutsche Jungvolk was the entry-level tier of the Hitler Youth and played a key role in Nazi indoctrination of children. Boys in the organization underwent paramilitary training, political education, and physical conditioning, all designed to prepare them for eventual entry into the Hitler Youth proper. Buckles like this one were an essential part of the uniform and represent a sobering symbol of how thoroughly the Nazi regime infiltrated youth culture in Germany, turning even simple items like belt buckles into tools of ideological reinforcement.
German WW2 Sturmabteilung (SA) Belt Buckle German WW2 Sturmabteilung (SA) Belt Buckle

German WW2 Sturmabteilung (SA) Belt Buckle

Lot #785 (Sale Order 210 of 273)

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Hitleriada Macabra (1946) - Stanisław Toegel Rare Anti-Nazi Satire Artwork Hitleriada Macabra (1946) - Stanisław Toegel Rare Anti-Nazi Satire Artwork

Hitleriada Macabra (1946) - Stanisław Toegel Rare Anti-Nazi Satire Artwork

Lot #786 (Sale Order 211 of 273)

"This is an original 1946 edition of Hitleriada Macabra, one of two rare postwar satirical portfolios created by Polish caricaturist and Holocaust survivor StanisÅ‚aw Toegel. Produced in the immediate aftermath of WWII at a Displaced Persons (DP) camp in Osnabrück, Germany, the work was published by Antoni Markiewicz in Celle and reflects Toegel's raw, visceral reaction to the Nazi regime's horrors. The illustrations are grotesque, poignant, and scathingly humorous,distilling the emotional aftermath of genocide and oppression into powerful visual indictments.
German RLB Luftschutz Tut Not Tinnie German RLB Luftschutz Tut Not Tinnie

German RLB Luftschutz Tut Not Tinnie

Lot #787 (Sale Order 212 of 273)

"RLB (Reichsluftschutzbund/Air Raid Protection League) "Luftschutz Tut Not" badge; in silvered metal (magnetic); horizontal pinback; unmarked; measuring 35mm by 25mm. Some surface rust visible.
German WW2 Gold Bandit Warfare Badge with Documents German WW2 Gold Bandit Warfare Badge with Documents

German WW2 Gold Bandit Warfare Badge with Documents

Lot #788 (Sale Order 213 of 273)

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U.S. WW2 Rare 87th Infantry Division Route Map U.S. WW2 Rare 87th Infantry Division Route Map

U.S. WW2 Rare 87th Infantry Division Route Map

Lot #789 (Sale Order 214 of 273)

"Map of the 87th Infantry Division's route through France, Luxembourg, Belgium, Germany, and Czechoslovakia during World War II. Shows troop movements and key dates. A piece of history.
WW2 Panzer Assault Badge & WW2 GERMAN THIRD REICH KRIEGSMARINE U-BOAT BADGE WW2 Panzer Assault Badge & WW2 GERMAN THIRD REICH KRIEGSMARINE U-BOAT BADGE

WW2 Panzer Assault Badge & WW2 GERMAN THIRD REICH KRIEGSMARINE U-BOAT BADGE

Lot #790 (Sale Order 215 of 273)

"Pair of German military badges: a Tank Assault Badge in silver and a U-Boat War Badge in gold. Both are displayed in a black presentation case. These are collectible items of historical significance.
Rare German WW2 Luftwaffe Officer's 1st Model Dagger - Alcosa-Marked with Full Rig Rare German WW2 Luftwaffe Officer's 1st Model Dagger - Alcosa-Marked with Full Rig

Rare German WW2 Luftwaffe Officer's 1st Model Dagger - Alcosa-Marked with Full Rig

Lot #791 (Sale Order 216 of 273)

"This is an original and highly desirable German WW2 Luftwaffe Officer's First Model Dagger, complete with its original Moroccan leather-wrapped scabbard, aluminum chain, and belt hanger. Maker-marked by Alcosa, the dagger retains its bright, nickel-plated stiletto blade with ""Alles fur Deutschland"" motto cleanly visible. The cast aluminum crossguard features outstretched stylized wings flanking a gilt sunwheel swastika. The grip is wrapped in blue Moroccan leather with a multi-strand silver wire braid and pommel inlaid with matching swastika emblems.

The First Model Luftwaffe dagger was introduced in 1934 as an update to the DLV (Deutscher Luftsport Verband) officer's sidearm, worn by members of the secretive Fliegerschaft before the Luftwaffe's formal unveiling in 1935. These early daggers were symbols of prestige, awarded to commissioned officers and pilot-licensed personnel. While the design changed in 1937, the First Model remained an iconic representation of early Luftwaffe ambition and its roots in Germany's aviation resurgence under Goring's command.

This example shows only light handling wear, with some toning to the silver fittings and minor leather rub to the grip. 100% authentic, it was brought home by a U.S. serviceman and represents an incredibly fine and complete example of an early Luftwaffe dress weapon!
German WW2 NSKK Enlisted Dagger by Gebr?¬der Heller (Anchor Logo) German WW2 NSKK Enlisted Dagger by Gebr?¬der Heller (Anchor Logo)

German WW2 NSKK Enlisted Dagger by Gebr?¬der Heller (Anchor Logo)

Lot #792 (Sale Order 217 of 273)

"This early WWII NSKK dagger is a wartime-issued example crafted by Gebrüderr Heller of Schmalkalden, whose anchor logo is prominently etched on the blade. The wooden grip, once adorned with an SA emblem, now shows wear from age and is missing its inset roundel. The steel blade remains etched with the full "Alles fur Deutschland" motto and shows signs of extensive sharpening, with some blade material ground down. The scabbard retains an old, possibly period-correct black repaint per NSKK regulation, with surface pitting throughout. Original leather hanger still intact.
English WW2 Army Fairbairn-Sykes Commando Knife with Sheath English WW2 Army Fairbairn-Sykes Commando Knife with Sheath

English WW2 Army Fairbairn-Sykes Commando Knife with Sheath

Lot #793 (Sale Order 218 of 273)

"This English WWII Fairbairn-Sykes Commando knife is an iconic and historic Stiletto Dagger. It is stamped ""ENGLAND"" and complete with its original fine leather sheath, which features a brass tip and a complete band. A symbol of elite combat forces, this knife was specifically designed for stealth and precision during World War II, making it a prized piece among collectors of military artifacts. The Fairbairn-Sykes knife was carried primarily by British Commandos and special forces, revered for its streamlined double-edged blade that made it highly effective in hand-to-hand combat. With its balanced design and fine craftsmanship, this knife reflects both functionality and military history, representing a key weapon in elite British operations of the time. Key Features:
German WW2 EM/NCO Luftwaffe Belt Buckle German WW2 EM/NCO Luftwaffe Belt Buckle

German WW2 EM/NCO Luftwaffe Belt Buckle

Lot #794 (Sale Order 219 of 273)

"This original WWII Luftwaffe aluminum belt buckle was issued to enlisted men and non-commissioned officers of Nazi Germany's air force. The face of the buckle features the iconic Luftwaffe eagle clutching a swastika, with detailed feathering and an encircling wreath. The reverse is unmarked, which is consistent with many late-war or mass-produced buckles, and the construction is solid yet lightweight, measuring approximately 2.5" by 2". The buckle was brought home as a souvenir by a U.S. veteran, showing minor wear and patina consistent with field use.
German WW2 Kriegsmarine Naval Officer's Dagger by WKC - Rare Hammered Scabbard Variant German WW2 Kriegsmarine Naval Officer's Dagger by WKC - Rare Hammered Scabbard Variant

German WW2 Kriegsmarine Naval Officer's Dagger by WKC - Rare Hammered Scabbard Variant

Lot #795 (Sale Order 220 of 273)

"This is an outstanding and highly collectible example of a WWII German Kriegsmarine officer's dress dagger, manufactured by WKC (Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Co.), featuring the highly desirable rare, hammered scabbard variant. The dagger measures a full 16 inches overall, with a 9.5-inch bright blade that retains its sharp point, strong polish, and typical naval fouled anchor motif near the ricasso. The blade is etched and maker-marked with the classic WKC knight's head logo. The handle consists of an ivory-toned celluloid grip over a wood core, with tight wire wrap and minimal toning. The crossguard features the Kriegsmarine's iconic fouled anchor motif on both sides.
German WW2 SS Medical Personnel Patch - Samuel Presley Nesmith Jr. Collection German WW2 SS Medical Personnel Patch - Samuel Presley Nesmith Jr. Collection

German WW2 SS Medical Personnel Patch - Samuel Presley Nesmith Jr. Collection

Lot #796 (Sale Order 221 of 273)

"This is a German WW2 SS Medical sleeve patch, black wool with traditional SS styling, indicating assignment to medical personnel within the Waffen-SS. The piece retains its original backing and stitching style consistent with wartime production. Medical personnel within the SS often served both in field hospitals and directly on the front lines, especially in the harsh campaigns of the Eastern Front. Their insignia was a mix of standard SS rank indicators and specialty patches like this one, which denoted their role in battlefield triage, evacuation, and support. This particular patch comes from the Samuel Presley Nesmith Jr. Collection, part of the Texas Museum of Military History's holdings, further enhancing its provenance and display value.
German WW2 EM/NCO Heer Army Aluminum Belt Buckle - Vet Bring-Back German WW2 EM/NCO Heer Army Aluminum Belt Buckle - Vet Bring-Back

German WW2 EM/NCO Heer Army Aluminum Belt Buckle - Vet Bring-Back

Lot #797 (Sale Order 222 of 273)

"This original German WW2 Heer (Army) belt buckle was issued to enlisted men and non-commissioned officers and is constructed of lightweight aluminum, making it a typical early- to mid-war example. The central motif is the national eagle clutching a swastika, encircled by oak leaves and crowned by the phrase ""Gott Mit Uns"" (""God With Us""), a traditional German military motto dating back to the Prussian era. The buckle is in solid condition, showing age-appropriate wear, and was brought home by a U.S. veteran, adding personal provenance to its historical value. These belt buckles were more than uniform accessories-they were visible emblems of loyalty and state ideology.

The phrase ""Gott Mit Uns"" echoed a long-standing militaristic tradition, while the incorporation of Nazi symbology reflected the regime's effort to fuse military authority with political dogma. This piece not only reflects the daily wear of millions of German soldiers but also represents the broader mobilization of nationalism and totalitarian control in Nazi Germany. Vet bring-backs like this were commonly preserved as war trophies, encapsulating personal narratives of World War II service and victory.
Russian WW2 Pilot's Survival Tool - Compact Axe/Hatchet Russian WW2 Pilot's Survival Tool - Compact Axe/Hatchet

Russian WW2 Pilot's Survival Tool - Compact Axe/Hatchet

Lot #798 (Sale Order 223 of 273)

"This is an original WWII-era Soviet Air Force pilot's survival hatchet, a compact yet rugged multipurpose tool carried aboard Red Army aircraft for emergency landings, navigation, and survival scenarios. Forged from carbon steel with a broad axe face and pick-style back spike, the hatchet shows clear wartime age and service wear. The wooden grip is ribbed for handling and secured by steel rivets, with signs of field reconditioning. Issued primarily to bomber crews and front-line fighter pilots operating in the vast, unforgiving terrain of the Eastern Front, these survival tools were stored in aircraft emergency kits alongside maps, flares, and basic rations.

Pilots who crashed behind enemy lines or in remote tundra or forest zones depended on these tools for firewood collection, shelter building, or defense. Unlike American or British pilot gear, which was often standardized, Soviet aircrew equipment was diverse, often hand-assembled in depot-level survival kits. These compact hatchets are rare to find outside of Eastern Europe and represent a fascinating aspect of Soviet aviation history-equal parts practical tool and emblem of Red Army resilience.
World War 2 CBI Patch World War 2 CBI Patch

World War 2 CBI Patch

Lot #799 (Sale Order 224 of 273)
German WW2 Luftwaffe 2nd Model Dagger with Rare Ivoroid Grip - Paul Holler Solingen German WW2 Luftwaffe 2nd Model Dagger with Rare Ivoroid Grip - Paul Holler Solingen

German WW2 Luftwaffe 2nd Model Dagger with Rare Ivoroid Grip - Paul Holler Solingen

Lot #800 (Sale Order 225 of 273)

"This is an excellent example of a mid-war German Luftwaffe 2nd Model Dagger, manufactured by Paul Holler of Solingen. The dagger features a beautifully preserved Ivoroid grip, a custom order piece made to resemble polished ivory with realistic grain patterns. These grips are particularly scarce and highly desirable among collectors due to their aesthetic appeal and rarity. The grip is tightly wrapped in twisted silver bullion wire, showing minimal wear. The hilt components are aluminum, consistent with wartime materials used in Luftwaffe daggers. The pommel is crisply detailed, with sharply raised oak leaves and swastikas on both sides, and the crossguard eagle is well-detailed with minimal wear and fine feathering. The scabbard is straight, with much of the original zinc plating still intact, accented by raised oak leaf bands, a single screw throat, and an attractive dark patina. The blade remains in fantastic condition, retaining its original factory crossgrain, with only light runner marks and faint gray speckling from age. The reverse ricasso is etched with the hallmark of Paul Holler.
German WW2 SS Collar Tab German WW2 SS Collar Tab

German WW2 SS Collar Tab

Lot #801 (Sale Order 226 of 273)

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Bandit Warfare Badge in Bronze Bandit Warfare Badge in Bronze

Bandit Warfare Badge in Bronze

Lot #802 (Sale Order 227 of 273)

"Bandit-warfare Badge (Bandenkampfabzeichen), also called Anti-Partisan or Guerrilla Warfare Badge, was a World War II decoration of Nazi Germany awarded to members of the Army, Luftwaffe, Order Police, and Waffen-SS for participating in rear-area security operations, the so- called Bandenbekämpfung (bandit fighting). The badge was instituted on 30 January 1944 by Adolf Hitler after authorization/recommendation by Heinrich Himmler. The award was intended to recognize those who had taken part in combating the growing Partisan menace which was causing so much disruption in the areas occupied by the German armed forces along with her Allies. The badge is usually associated predominantly with battles against Soviet Partisans in the Eastern Europe and with Tito and Yugoslavia. But was of course intended for all those who had seen action against Partisans on all the fronts. Although this was an SS and Police award, it was open to all those who had fought against the Partisans and fulfilled the appropriate criteria listed. Thus, it was also awarded to members of the Army, Navy, and Luftwaffe personnel as well as to SS and Police units. Authority to bestow the award lay with the High Command of each branch of the Armed Forces and with the local Höhere SS- und Polizei Führer in the case of Waffen-SS or SS and Polizei awards.
Collection of HJ Hostel Commemoration Badges Collection of HJ Hostel Commemoration Badges

Collection of HJ Hostel Commemoration Badges

Lot #803 (Sale Order 228 of 273)
German Hunting Assoc D. J. Deutsche Jagerschaft Badge type 2 German Hunting Assoc D. J. Deutsche Jagerschaft Badge type 2

German Hunting Assoc D. J. Deutsche Jagerschaft Badge type 2

Lot #804 (Sale Order 229 of 273)
U.S. WW2 Amico Aircrew Combat Wings Pin - Sterling Silver U.S. WW2 Amico Aircrew Combat Wings Pin - Sterling Silver

U.S. WW2 Amico Aircrew Combat Wings Pin - Sterling Silver

Lot #805 (Sale Order 230 of 273)
German WW2 Nazi Officer Dress Sword by Emil Voos, Solingen - 40 German WW2 Nazi Officer Dress Sword by Emil Voos, Solingen - 40

German WW2 Nazi Officer Dress Sword by Emil Voos, Solingen - 40" with Scabbard

Lot #806 (Sale Order 231 of 273)

"This is an original German WW2 officer's dress sword, featuring a 34"" slightly curved blade marked ""Emil Voos, Solingen"" at the ricasso. The right langet bears a raised German eagle with swastika, and the handle features wire wrapping, foliate P-guard, and dove-head pommel. Comes with the original black painted steel scabbard, which shows some paint loss consistent with age. Blade remains in very good condition, and the full length with scabbard is 40 inches.

Emil Voos was a noted blade manufacturer in Solingen, Germany's blade capital. Officer swords such as this were often privately purchased dress items, worn on formal military occasions and parades. The presence of the eagle and swastika suggests this belonged to a Nazi military officer, likely Wehrmacht or Luftwaffe.
Japanese WWII Officer's Sword with Signed 1500s Blade Japanese WWII Officer's Sword with Signed 1500s Blade

Japanese WWII Officer's Sword with Signed 1500s Blade

Lot #807 (Sale Order 232 of 273)

"This extraordinary WWII-era Japanese officer's katana houses a traditionally forged, signed blade dating to the 16th century, linking Japan's imperial militarism of the 1940s to the master swordsmiths of the Sengoku era. The blade displays a classic shinogi-zukuri curvature with a long bohi groove and visible temper line (hamon). The tang (nakago) bears a clear signature (mei), identifying the swordsmith and offering strong potential for academic attribution. The blade has been lightly cleaned but retains its shape, balance, and edge integrity.
German WW2 SS 1944 Chalice German WW2 SS 1944 Chalice

German WW2 SS 1944 Chalice

Lot #808 (Sale Order 233 of 273)

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Paratrooper Butterfly Badge Paratrooper Butterfly Badge

Paratrooper Butterfly Badge

Lot #809 (Sale Order 234 of 273)

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Silver Fork Marked Silver Fork Marked

Silver Fork Marked "R.B."

Lot #810 (Sale Order 235 of 273)

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Collection of Soviet/Russian Money Collection of Soviet/Russian Money

Collection of Soviet/Russian Money

Lot #811 (Sale Order 236 of 273)

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Hitleriada Furiosa (1946) - Stanisław Toegel Rare Anti-Nazi Satire Artwork Hitleriada Furiosa (1946) - Stanisław Toegel Rare Anti-Nazi Satire Artwork

Hitleriada Furiosa (1946) - Stanisław Toegel Rare Anti-Nazi Satire Artwork

Lot #812 (Sale Order 237 of 273)

"This original 1946 edition of Hitleriada Furiosa represents the first in StanisÅ‚aw Toegel's two-volume satirical masterwork targeting Adolf Hitler and the Nazi regime. Created shortly after WWII while living in the British-controlled Displaced Persons (DP) camp in Osnabrück, Germany, this volume was published by Antoni Markiewicz in Celle, alongside its darker companion, Hitleriada Macabra.
WWII GERMAN LUFTWAFFE PILOTS BADGE WWII GERMAN LUFTWAFFE PILOTS BADGE

WWII GERMAN LUFTWAFFE PILOTS BADGE

Lot #813 (Sale Order 238 of 273)

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Hungarian WW2 1943 Air Force Parade Dagger - Named to Lt. Levente Bognar Hungarian WW2 1943 Air Force Parade Dagger - Named to Lt. Levente Bognar

Hungarian WW2 1943 Air Force Parade Dagger - Named to Lt. Levente Bognar

Lot #814 (Sale Order 239 of 273)

"This sublime and deeply personalized Hungarian WWII Air Force Parade Dagger is a named, 1943-dated example made by Mesz ros Lajos of Budapest. The dagger features a richly detailed silver-plated hilt in the form of a stylized eagle, with its wings forming the crossguard and a vivid eagle-head pommel crowning the longitudinally grooved ebony grip. The silver plating shows mild oxidation consistent with age. The blade itself is a showpiece, etched with radiant sunburst rays surrounding a gilded Hungarian coat of arms on one side, and the inscription: "Bognár Levente hadnagynak 1943" on the reverse, indicating this was presented to Lieutenant Levente Bognar, likely in recognition of exceptional aerial operations or officer's merit.
German WW2 Third Reich Red Enamel Plaque Shield – Iron Cross & Swastika Design German WW2 Third Reich Red Enamel Plaque Shield – Iron Cross & Swastika Design

German WW2 Third Reich Red Enamel Plaque Shield – Iron Cross & Swastika Design

Lot #815 (Sale Order 240 of 273)

"This is an original German Third Reich-era enamel plaque shield, featuring a bold red ground with a central Iron Cross beneath a black swastika in white circle—a common layout used on patriotic signs, building identifiers, and paramilitary association plaques during the Nazi regime. The enamel surface retains excellent color saturation, with some minor rust spotting and edge wear consistent with outdoor display. The metal base is structurally solid and ready for wall mounting or showcase use.
German WW2 Enamel Street Sign – “Kuenstraße” Blue & White Steel Plaque German WW2 Enamel Street Sign – “Kuenstraße” Blue & White Steel Plaque

German WW2 Enamel Street Sign – “Kuenstraße” Blue & White Steel Plaque

Lot #816 (Sale Order 241 of 273)

"This is an original WWII-era German street sign reading “Kuenstraße”, constructed from enameled steel with vivid white lettering on cobalt blue ground—a standard format for German municipal signage throughout the early-to-mid 20th century. The enamel is in excellent condition with strong gloss and minimal edge wear, making it a standout decorative and collectible piece.
German WW2 M31 Breadbag (Brotbeutel 31) – Early War Pattern – Possible Reproduction German WW2 M31 Breadbag (Brotbeutel 31) – Early War Pattern – Possible Reproduction

German WW2 M31 Breadbag (Brotbeutel 31) – Early War Pattern – Possible Reproduction

Lot #817 (Sale Order 242 of 273)

"This is a Model 1931 German bread bag (Brotbeutel 31) in field gray-green canvas with leather-reinforced button flaps, strap loops, and original-style hardware. The bag features the standard three-loop hanger configuration and appears to be a match for early war Wehrmacht issue, though it may be a high-quality reproduction—buyers are encouraged to review photos closely for stitch type, materials, and patina.
German WW2 Zeltbahn Field Smock – MINT Splittertarn Camo, Possibly Late-War Issue German WW2 Zeltbahn Field Smock – MINT Splittertarn Camo, Possibly Late-War Issue

German WW2 Zeltbahn Field Smock – MINT Splittertarn Camo, Possibly Late-War Issue

Lot #818 (Sale Order 243 of 273)

"This is a pristine German WWII Wehrmacht Zeltbahn (tent shelter quarter) in the Splittertarn (splinter camouflage) pattern, showing mint, unissued condition with vivid colors, complete grommets, and full hemline intact. The large format and excellent preservation suggest it was never issued or worn. May be a late-war production, possibly 1944–45.
German WW2 Third Reich Fire Police Officer’s Visor Cap – Black Wool with Silver Piping German WW2 Third Reich Fire Police Officer’s Visor Cap – Black Wool with Silver Piping

German WW2 Third Reich Fire Police Officer’s Visor Cap – Black Wool with Silver Piping

Lot #819 (Sale Order 244 of 273)

"This is an original German WWII Fire Police officer’s visor cap, featuring black wool construction with silver piping, a silver chinstrap, and correct Nazi national eagle and cockade insignia on the front. The interior is lined with polished cotton and a partial sweat shield, typical of mid-war production. The visor shows age-correct stiffness, and the leather sweatband is intact with light wear.
German WW2 U-Boat Leather Trousers – Interior Original Tag Dated “5 - 1942” German WW2 U-Boat Leather Trousers – Interior Original Tag Dated “5 - 1942”

German WW2 U-Boat Leather Trousers – Interior Original Tag Dated “5 - 1942”

Lot #820 (Sale Order 245 of 273)

"This is a pair of original WWII Kriegsmarine U-Boat leather trousers, date-tagged “5 - 1942,” issued to German submariners for use in cold, damp Atlantic patrol conditions. Constructed from heavy blackened leather with reinforced stitching and interior canvas lining, these trousers retain their original label stamp and wartime construction details. Hardware appears correct and functional, and the overall condition shows moderate wear consistent with field use.
U.S. WW2 Family Banner – 17th Armored Engineer Battalion, Company B (2nd Armored Division) U.S. WW2 Family Banner – 17th Armored Engineer Battalion, Company B (2nd Armored Division)

U.S. WW2 Family Banner – 17th Armored Engineer Battalion, Company B (2nd Armored Division)

Lot #821 (Sale Order 246 of 273)

"This is an original WWII-era U.S. family service banner for a soldier of Company B, 17th Armored Engineer Battalion, part of the famed 2nd Armored Division ("Hell on Wheels"). The banner measures approximately 6” x 11”, featuring the division’s insignia and a hand-stitched “17th” and “Co B”—added by the soldier’s next of kin to reflect the exact unit served.
German WW2 Luftwaffe Porcelain Saucer – 1942 Bohemia Marked with Swastika & Eagle German WW2 Luftwaffe Porcelain Saucer – 1942 Bohemia Marked with Swastika & Eagle

German WW2 Luftwaffe Porcelain Saucer – 1942 Bohemia Marked with Swastika & Eagle

Lot #822 (Sale Order 247 of 273)

"This is an original Luftwaffe porcelain saucer, produced in 1942 by the Bohemia porcelain factory, with a crisp Nazi eagle and swastika Luftwaffe insignia stamped on the underside. Measuring approximately 14cm in diameter, the saucer remains in good overall condition with some light surface wear and utensil marks but retains excellent definition in both the maker’s mark and Luftwaffe insignia.
German WW2 Luftwaffe Tropical ‘Afrikakorps’ Field Shirt – Pilot/Paratrooper Named & 1941-Dated German WW2 Luftwaffe Tropical ‘Afrikakorps’ Field Shirt – Pilot/Paratrooper Named & 1941-Dated

German WW2 Luftwaffe Tropical ‘Afrikakorps’ Field Shirt – Pilot/Paratrooper Named & 1941-Dated

Lot #823 (Sale Order 248 of 273)

"This is a tropical Luftwaffe field shirt from 1941, designed for use in hot climates such as North Africa or Southern Europe. Constructed in tan cotton twill, it is clearly marked in the collar, includes the name of the original wearer, and features a machine-applied Luftwaffe breast eagle. The shirt is complete and ready for the addition of shoulder boards, likely for a pilot or Fallschirmjäger (paratrooper).
German WW2 Heer Army Dagger with Scabbard, Maker Marked RICH. ARB. HERDER – SOLINGEN German WW2 Heer Army Dagger with Scabbard, Maker Marked RICH. ARB. HERDER – SOLINGEN

German WW2 Heer Army Dagger with Scabbard, Maker Marked RICH. ARB. HERDER – SOLINGEN

Lot #824 (Sale Order 249 of 273)

"This is a German WWII Army (Heer) officer’s dagger with its original scabbard and maker-marked blade by RICH. ARB. HERDER, Solingen. The blade shows surface tarnish and light corrosion but is unsharpened and could be carefully cleaned or preserved in its original state. The scabbard retains its twin ring suspension hardware and light patina.
German WW2 Model 1943 Field Jacket – Tagged “38 R” / M-1943 German WW2 Model 1943 Field Jacket – Tagged “38 R” / M-1943

German WW2 Model 1943 Field Jacket – Tagged “38 R” / M-1943

Lot #825 (Sale Order 250 of 273)

"This is a wartime Model 1943 German field jacket, tagged inside the collar as “Jacket, Field, M-1943” and size-marked “38 R”. Constructed from field-grey wool blend with standard five-button front, adjustable cuffs, and angled internal pockets, this jacket reflects the simplified, functional design adopted by German forces in the later war years. The tag format and overall cut suggest this example may be part of a later-war production run.
German WW2 Luftwaffe Flak Officer’s Tunic – Stamped Interior “FLA. M.G. Sturm 29 Abg.” German WW2 Luftwaffe Flak Officer’s Tunic – Stamped Interior “FLA. M.G. Sturm 29 Abg.”

German WW2 Luftwaffe Flak Officer’s Tunic – Stamped Interior “FLA. M.G. Sturm 29 Abg.”

Lot #826 (Sale Order 251 of 273)

"This is a rare WW2 Luftwaffe Flak officer’s 4-pocket tunic, issued to a member of a machine-gun flak (FLA.M.G.) unit, made from regulation Luftwaffe gray-blue wool with red-piped collar tabs and epaulettes, denoting anti-aircraft assignment. The tunic features a five-button closure with silver pebbled buttons, rear vent, and cuffed sleeves. An Iron Cross ribbon is sewn into the second buttonhole. Inside, it is fully lined in gray cotton and clearly stamped “FLA.M.G. Sturm 29 Abg.” with sizing and maker details marked as “44 44 74 95 66 KRAMER.”
British WW2 Parachute Regiment Maroon Beret with Badge – “Red Devils” Late War Style British WW2 Parachute Regiment Maroon Beret with Badge – “Red Devils” Late War Style

British WW2 Parachute Regiment Maroon Beret with Badge – “Red Devils” Late War Style

Lot #827 (Sale Order 252 of 273)

"This is a British Parachute Regiment maroon beret, showing signs of light wear and featuring the correct metal regimental badge pinned to the front. The iconic “red beret” became an internationally recognized symbol of airborne troops, famously worn by the British 1st Airborne Division—nicknamed the “Red Devils.” This example includes an internal label reading “British Beret Basque Ltd – 1966” with the War Department broad arrow, indicating likely postwar production, but still in the exact configuration used during WWII.
Russian Bukhara Silver Sword with Karelian Birch Accents - Russian Bukhara Silver Sword with Karelian Birch Accents -

Russian Bukhara Silver Sword with Karelian Birch Accents - "C.G." Blade Mark

Lot #900 (Sale Order 253 of 273)

"This stunning silver-hilted saber from the Bukhara region (present-day Uzbekistan, under Imperial Russian influence during the 19th century) features intricate filigree silverwork, Karelian birch accents, and a beautifully marked blade bearing the initials "C.G." The blade shows tool work along the spine and faces, likely from the original smith or retailer, and is housed in an equally ornate silver scabbard. The grip is wood cored, with Karelian birch panels set into silver framing, an uncommon and luxurious regional material prized for its marbled grain.
Sword Cane with Skull Pommel Sword Cane with Skull Pommel

Sword Cane with Skull Pommel

Lot #901 (Sale Order 254 of 273)

"A striking example of a gentleman's concealed weapon, this sword cane features a carved skull pommel and a hidden blade within. The piece is both menacing and refined, with gothic flair that made such items popular during the Victorian era. Sword canes were legal in many parts of Europe and the U.S. in the 18th and 19th centuries and were carried by gentlemen for personal defense. The skull motif suggests memento mori symbolism, reminding the carrier of mortality, often popular among the elite and artists of the period. This is a standout piece with style and bite.
Vintage Metal Sculpture of Christopher Columbus Explorer! Vintage Metal Sculpture of Christopher Columbus Explorer!

Vintage Metal Sculpture of Christopher Columbus Explorer!

Lot #902 (Sale Order 255 of 273)

"heavy example standing 7.5" tall!
Antique 17th-18th Century Islamic Mughal Indian Warrior Battle Axe Antique 17th-18th Century Islamic Mughal Indian Warrior Battle Axe

Antique 17th-18th Century Islamic Mughal Indian Warrior Battle Axe

Lot #903 (Sale Order 256 of 273)

"This antique Mughal-era Indian battle axe dates to the 17th-18th century and features an armor-piercing steel blade characteristic of Islamic Indo-Persian weaponry of the period. Measuring approximately 19.75" in overall length with a robust 6" curved cutting edge, the axe displays a classic wedge-like bearded profile designed to deliver concussive force and penetrate armor. The haft appears forged as a solid extension of the blade or securely mounted by traditional iron rivets, with patina consistent with ceremonial or combat use.
Rare 17th Century Indian Hooded Katar with Sheath Rare 17th Century Indian Hooded Katar with Sheath

Rare 17th Century Indian Hooded Katar with Sheath

Lot #904 (Sale Order 257 of 273)

"This rare 17th century Indian katar features a distinctive "hooded" design, named for the overhanging steel guard that extends beyond the hand, forming a protective canopy above the grip. The blade is double-edged and forged with a reinforced midrib for armor penetration. The grip is constructed with parallel steel handgrips flanked by a robust central support bar, flaring slightly at the pommel for secure handling. The piece is accompanied by its original iron or hide-wrapped sheath, showing appropriate age-related wear.
19th Century Indian or Persian Bazu-Band Arm Guard - Gold & Silver Inlay 19th Century Indian or Persian Bazu-Band Arm Guard - Gold & Silver Inlay

19th Century Indian or Persian Bazu-Band Arm Guard - Gold & Silver Inlay

Lot #905 (Sale Order 258 of 273)

"This finely crafted 19th century Bazu-Band (forearm defense plate) features detailed gold and silver inlay over a blackened iron surface, typical of Persian or Indian ceremonial armor from the Qajar or late Mughal periods. Measuring approximately 12.75" x 3", the arm guard features raised chiseled borders, floral arabesque motifs, and geometric patterns rendered in precious metal overlay (koftgari work). The reverse shows light curvature, as expected for wear across the arm, and minor oxidation consistent with age.
Traditional Bhuj Axe-Dagger from Sindh & Gujarat - Ram's Head Pommel Traditional Bhuj Axe-Dagger from Sindh & Gujarat - Ram's Head Pommel

Traditional Bhuj Axe-Dagger from Sindh & Gujarat - Ram's Head Pommel

Lot #906 (Sale Order 259 of 273)

"This is a traditional Bhuj axe-knife, a regional weapon form from Sindh and Gujarat, India. Measuring approximately 20-22 inches overall, the dagger features a broad, fixed blade set into an axe-style haft, often used in downward slicing motions during mounted combat. This example is complete with a tooled brass sheath and a felt-lined scabbard. The blade displays decorative chiseling, and the top of the haft is sculpted into a ram's head pommel, symbolizing courage and virility. Bhuj weapons served as both tools of war and expressions of craftsmanship, often gifted to warriors or used ceremonially during festivals and court presentations. Unlike swords, these axe-daggers emphasized brute force and control, with reinforced hafts allowing for greater torque in strikes. Their hybrid form enabled effective use on horseback or in close quarters. A striking piece of South Asian martial culture, this Bhuj blends functionality with symbolic artistry, an ideal centerpiece for any collector of Indo-Persian edged weaponry.
17th-18th Century Indian Mughal Bhuj Kuttai 17th-18th Century Indian Mughal Bhuj Kuttai

17th-18th Century Indian Mughal Bhuj Kuttai "Elephant Knife" Axe

Lot #907 (Sale Order 260 of 273)

"This rare Indian Bhuj Kuttai, also known as an "elephant knife," dates to the 17th or 18th century and features a sculpted elephant head pommel atop a long-hafted axe-blade construction. Sometimes described as a hybrid between a sword and an axe, the weapon has no remaining sheath and shows age-consistent oxidation and patina. The forward-curved blade is mounted directly to the shaft, with traces of chiseled tooling at the base and reinforced shoulders.
Ornate Antique Islamic African/Arabic Tribal Warrior's Dagger Ornate Antique Islamic African/Arabic Tribal Warrior's Dagger

Ornate Antique Islamic African/Arabic Tribal Warrior's Dagger

Lot #908 (Sale Order 261 of 273)

"This striking antique tribal dagger measures 11.5" overall with a 7" blade and features a highly decorative hilt and sheath consistent with Islamic and North African tribal motifs. The hilt is ornately inlaid and shaped in traditional forms, suggesting use by a warrior caste or high-status individual. Blade is forged steel with a tapering form for piercing, housed in a hand-tooled scabbard when complete.
Gorgeous North African 19thC Ornate Tuareg Dagger from Niger Elaborate Hilt and Sheath Maker name St Gorgeous North African 19thC Ornate Tuareg Dagger from Niger Elaborate Hilt and Sheath Maker name St

Gorgeous North African 19thC Ornate Tuareg Dagger from Niger Elaborate Hilt and Sheath Maker name St

Lot #909 (Sale Order 262 of 273)

"This beautiful North African Tuareg Dagger from Niger is an exquisite example of early African weaponry, featuring a silver-plated blade with intricate geometric patterns and green stone inlays on the handle and scabbard. The scabbard itself is adorned with additional silver-plated metalwork and stone accents, only missing one metal plate along the sheath, this Tuareg dagger is an exceptionally gorgeous find!
Antique Chinese Jian Sword - Brass-Mounted, Sharkskin Scabbard, Fine Martial Quality Antique Chinese Jian Sword - Brass-Mounted, Sharkskin Scabbard, Fine Martial Quality

Antique Chinese Jian Sword - Brass-Mounted, Sharkskin Scabbard, Fine Martial Quality

Lot #910 (Sale Order 263 of 273)

"This is a fine antique Chinese Jian sword, measuring 22.75" overall with a 15.75" straight blade, housed in a traditional sharkskin-covered scabbard with ornate brass mounts. The blade is of classic jian form, double-edged and narrow, suited for both slashing and thrusting techniques. The fittings show stylistic elements associated with late Qing Dynasty military or scholarly blades, indicating a high-status owner. 
Chinese Qing Dynasty Jian Sword - Beautiful Turtle Shell Scabbard Chinese Qing Dynasty Jian Sword - Beautiful Turtle Shell Scabbard

Chinese Qing Dynasty Jian Sword - Beautiful Turtle Shell Scabbard

Lot #911 (Sale Order 264 of 273)

"A beautiful Qing Dynasty Jian Sword, along with its natural turtle shell scabbard showcases the traditional and auspicious symbolism of early Chinese weaponry. The hilt features a dark reeded timber grip with brass fittings, all intricately adorned with motifs of longevity, fortune, and happiness along the scabbard and metal. The crossguard, shaped like a stylized bat, reinforces the theme of prosperity. 
Ancient Chinese Warrior Dagger-Short Sword - White Jade Hilt, Iron Blade, Circa 500-1000 AD Ancient Chinese Warrior Dagger-Short Sword - White Jade Hilt, Iron Blade, Circa 500-1000 AD

Ancient Chinese Warrior Dagger-Short Sword - White Jade Hilt, Iron Blade, Circa 500-1000 AD

Lot #912 (Sale Order 265 of 273)

"This extremely rare ancient Chinese warrior dagger or short sword features a carved white jade hilt paired with a forged iron blade, measuring 15.75"" in total length with a 10.75"" blade. The jade hilt is artistically shaped with light translucence and smooth contours, while the iron blade displays corrosion consistent with its estimated age of 1000-1500 years. A true museum-caliber artifact from early Chinese civilization.

Daggers like this were likely carried by elite military officers or ceremonial guards during China's Northern and Southern Dynasties or early Tang Dynasty periods. Jade was highly revered in ancient China-used for both spiritual and ornamental purposes-and its presence here suggests the owner held a high social or military status. This weapon reflects not only ancient craftsmanship but also the powerful symbolism jade carried in early Chinese belief systems, representing virtue, protection, and immortality.
Tibetan Dagger - 17th-18th Century Damascus Steel Blade with Fine Mounts Tibetan Dagger - 17th-18th Century Damascus Steel Blade with Fine Mounts

Tibetan Dagger - 17th-18th Century Damascus Steel Blade with Fine Mounts

Lot #913 (Sale Order 266 of 273)

"This Tibetan-Bhutanese Dagger dates back to the 17th-18th century, featuring a finely layered Damascus steel blade and intricate golden embellishments on the pommel. The dagger retains much of its original design and aesthetic including the handles textured grip, the functionality and aesthetic appeal for its carrier still remain. While the sheath shows considerable wear in salty condition, it once reflected the dagger's elegant design that is still apparent on the pommel.
Japanese Ivory Cane Handle - Warrior Fighting Squid Japanese Ivory Cane Handle - Warrior Fighting Squid

Japanese Ivory Cane Handle - Warrior Fighting Squid

Lot #914 (Sale Order 267 of 273)

"This walking cane features a stunningly carved ivory handle depicting a Japanese warrior in combat with a squid. This imaginative, high-relief carving showcases extraordinary artistry and storytelling, a hallmark of Japanese Meiji-era craftsmanship. Japanese ivory carvings from the 19th to early 20th centuries often drew from myth, folklore, and theatrical scenes.

The combat with a squid may reference symbolic struggles or legendary sea battles. This piece merges functional design with the elaborate narrative artistry unique to traditional Japanese ivory work.
19th-Century Bronze Figural Cane - Reclining Lady and Dove (Art Nouveau) 19th-Century Bronze Figural Cane - Reclining Lady and Dove (Art Nouveau)

19th-Century Bronze Figural Cane - Reclining Lady and Dove (Art Nouveau)

Lot #915 (Sale Order 268 of 273)

"A striking 19th-century bronze-handled cane featuring a finely cast figural sculpture of a reclining nude woman with a dove, an embodiment of peace and sensual elegance.
Antique Sphinx Brand Java and Mocha Coffee Tin Grinder Antique Sphinx Brand Java and Mocha Coffee Tin Grinder

Antique Sphinx Brand Java and Mocha Coffee Tin Grinder

Lot #916 (Sale Order 269 of 273)

"This is an early 20th-century tin coffee grinder advertising "Sphinx Brand Java and Mocha Coffee." The piece retains visible graphic remnants of the brand, though overall condition is poor, with significant surface wear, corrosion, and loss of paint. Mechanism may be partially functional or seized; likely intended as a display or restoration candidate.
Russian WW2 Army Field Visor Cap – Soviet Officer or Soldier, 1935 Pattern Russian WW2 Army Field Visor Cap – Soviet Officer or Soldier, 1935 Pattern

Russian WW2 Army Field Visor Cap – Soviet Officer or Soldier, 1935 Pattern

Lot #917 (Sale Order 270 of 273)

"This is a classic Soviet Army visor cap, in the 1935 pattern style, worn by both enlisted men and officers during the Second World War. The cap is constructed of field brown wool with red piping, a star-and-sickle enamel cockade, and a black leather visor. Interior markings are faint or possibly worn away, collectors are encouraged to review the photographs or request additional images.
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Lot #997 (Sale Order 271 of 273)

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Lot #998 (Sale Order 272 of 273)

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Lot #999 (Sale Order 273 of 273)

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