http://www.militaria.name/ Militaria.Name - World Military Auctions http://www.militaria.name/images/probidlogo.gif http://www.militaria.name/ en-us Copyright Militaria.Name - World Military Auctions. The contents of this feed are available for non-commercial use only. http://www.militaria.name/ http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=421282 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=421282 Australian Army SASR Water Ops Unit issued Assault Vest. Right Hand Recovery Vest complete and as issued to the SASR Water Ops teams that assault the Vessal Tampa with issue tags and dated 2002 It also has a detachable Pistol Patch USP Right Hand or a Pistol holster detachable. it also has its issue tags and is dated 2003. a very RARE Find and in mint condition. Complete and a Rare find. not meany of these around Ozabn 2010-09-06T00:44:54+00:00 Modern Assault Survival Tactical Vests http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=421048 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=421048 Australian Army Uniform patch for the 103rd SIG SQN Australia Viet-Nam .stitched design and local made. a very rare patch to find and in mint condition. Ozabn 2010-09-06T00:13:59+00:00 Vietnam 1960 to 1974 Cloth Insignia http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420983 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420983 Standard M35 Design. Helmet used by all German Military Forces, but decals have been removed. The helmet was originally covered with the standard smooth green paint, and then overpainted with white. Some of the external white paint has a rough finish, but this is not evenly applied. Looks like dust or sand that got trapped by the paint before it dried. I dont know if this was deliberately done or not (German soldiers sometimes added sand to paint, to give a rough finish, and cut down the possibility of shine). The original paint is still in evidence where the white paint has been chipped away on the rear rim, and where the decals used to be. White paint has discoloured unevenly on exposed areas. The chinstrap is missing. Helmet has a light tan coloured liner. Liner came with the helmet, and is undamaged, apart from wear to the exposed rim. Helmet was in poor condition when I got it, and so I removed the liner, to clean it (it was caked in dirt). Leather is still supple, and thus I did not treat it, although it would probably benefit from that. See photos showing the components, before I re-assembled it. Only the original parts were used. I did not replace anything, and nothing is b Wehrmacht 2010-09-05T22:55:50+00:00 Germany Helmets Headgear Helmets Field Combat http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420938 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420938 Standard Design. Black Police and Fire Services style Lightweight Aluminium Square Dip style M34 Helmet, complete with a National Socialist Flyers Corps (Nationalsozialistisches Fliegerkorps - NSFK) decal. The helmet still has the original paint, with the usual scuff and use marks, particularly around the rim. The chinstrap is a quick release design. Helmet has plugged holes for the fitting of the Fire Services Comb. Exterior shows a couple of minor dents, one in front of the front plug, and the other on the left rear upper area. Liner is complete and has its original tie cord. Three of the liner tongues have their end damaged (ripped off by tie cord). Still has the padded donut at the top on the inside. Has the black leather tabs for attachment of the leather neck protection flap. All helmet pin sets are complete and undamaged. Decal is 95% complete. Liner is ink marked Albus. Cannot see any size or manufacture stampings. Please do not bid on this item if you live in a country that prohibits the import of such items. For example, items bearing a swastika cannot be sent to certain European countries. Please do not ask us to ignore such limitations, where they apply.Subject to a res Wehrmacht 2010-09-05T21:12:30+00:00 Germany Helmets Headgear Helmets Dress ,Ceremonial, Mess Parade http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420932 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420932 German Army (Wehrmacht Heer) Officers Model 43 peaked field cap (M43 Feldmtze) in lightweight gabardine style woven grey green wool. Grey BeVo embroidered trapezoid shape mid to late war eagle, over national cockade on green backing and material. Cap has a brown brushed cotton liner, and tan leather sweatband behind the peak. Sweatbands were more often found on tailor made versions this cap, and officers caps were almost always tailor made (as they got an allowance to buy their uniforms, rather than being issued them, as the other ranks were). Marked on inside crown with - 57 Cap is undamaged, and exhibits few signs of wear, apart from the amount of dirt and sweat in and on the material. A couple of very minor braid catches (where a braid strand has been damaged), but nothing obvious, and these do not detract from the overall look of the cap. Visor retains the original gentle curve. It is not bent in the centre, as many are. Originally Size 57 (about size 7). Well manufactured. Insignia was machine stitched to the cap, at the time of manufacture. Insignia is well made. No sign of makers marks. Please do not bid on this item if you live in a country that prohibits the import of such Wehrmacht 2010-09-05T19:21:17+00:00 Germany Helmets Headgear Headgear Peaked Caps http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420862 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420862 Standard Design. Black Police and Fire Services style Steel Helmet, complete with both decals. The helmet still has the original paint, with the usual scuff and use marks. Minor surface corrosion spotting, but nothing significant. The chinstrap is a Dutch military issue item, and was a period replacement (this helmet came from Holland). Liner is complete and has its original tie cords. Still has the padded donut at the top on the inside. Complete with the pebbled black leather neck protection flap, and its leather fittings. One helmet pin set is missing (right side, rear). Police Shield Decal is 95% complete. National Shield decal is 90% complete. Liner is ink marked 58. Cannot see any size or manufacture stampings on the steel. Please do not bid on this item if you live in a country that prohibits the import of such items. For example, items bearing a swastika cannot be sent to certain European countries. Please do not ask us to ignore such limitations, where they apply.Subject to a reserve of A$600.00. Wehrmacht 2010-09-05T02:28:59+00:00 Germany Helmets Headgear Helmets Field Combat http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420641 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420641 WW2- 1950 era Australian Paratroopers Association S.A Branch Blazer Jacket with Pocket Insignia. (S.A- South Australian Branch Named to -A.T Garrard S/No -SX28717(S20652) Corporal of the 1st Australian Parachute Battalion. The Blazer Jacket is complete and in very good condition. Made from Maroon Felt material. The Pocket Badge is in perfect condition This is a Hard to find Jacket to a member of Australians 1st Airborne Battalion. light mothing in some areas( can be repaired otherwise in very good condition sold as is Ozabn 2010-09-05T00:44:32+00:00 Australia New Zealand ANZAC Uniforms and Clothing Dress Ceremonial Mess Parade http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420431 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420431 The Fred Huntley A.M Medal for Parachuting Excellence. New and Unissued in case of issue. Heavy Gilt metal and Enamel Neck Ribbon with metal fittings comes in its original Black Felt presentation box Also has its original cardboard storage box. The back of the medal reads - AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE CADETS WING This is a Very Rare Award and RARELY Do you see One for sale Ozabn 2010-09-04T22:14:31+00:00 Neck Orders Awards http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420310 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420310 Standard pattern other ranks German Army (Wehrmacht Heer) Model 43 peaked field cap (M43 Feldmtze) in black wool. White BeVo embroidered shape early war eagle, over national cockade on black material. Cap has a black cotton liner, and dark grey leather sweatband behind the peak. Sweatbands were usually only found on early examples, and tailor made versions, especially for officers. Marked on inside crown with - 57 The sweatband is also impressed with a diamond shaped logo, but the details are indistinct. Appears to be in the form of the Erel logo, however whether it is or not, I cannot determine. Cap is undamaged, and exhibits few signs of wear. Visor is bent in the centre. Originally Size 57 (about size 7). Well manufactured. Insignia was machine stitched to the cap, at the time of manufacture. Insignia is well made. Buttons are painted grey green on the front face only, and do not appear to be marked. Please do not bid on this item if you live in a country that prohibits the import of such items. For example, items bearing a swastika cannot be sent to certain European countries. Please do not ask us to ignore such limitations, where they apply.Subject to a reserve of A$1250.00. Wehrmacht 2010-09-04T09:55:44+00:00 Germany Helmets Headgear Headgear Peaked Caps http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420278 http://www.militaria.name/auction_details.php?auction_id=420278 German Army (Wehrmacht Heer) Artillery Other Ranks Private Purchase peaked cap (Schirmmtze) in woven grey green wool. White metal eagle and cockade/wreath, with red felt centre to cockade. High quality manufacture, likely owner was a senior non-commissioned officer, as they had occasion to wear these regularly, and could justify the expense of a tailor made cap, instead of the issue one (NCOs were issued their clothing, unlike officers, who were given a clothing allowance, and bought their own). High saddle form, with top stiffener still in position. Has good shape, and looks very good from the outside. Has bright red Artillery (Artillerie) piping either side of cap band and around top. Top piping is the larger size (which tended to be more expensive). Visor is not crazed. Underside of visor shows a very distinct mark where the owner used to hold the visor by the thumb, presumably when adjusting it, putting it on, or taking it off (this is not too unusual, but is more common with other ranks peaked caps, and officers field use peaked caps - as the owner was less likely to be wearing gloves). Very minor moth damage to top and back overhang. You have to look for this, to see it. Insi Wehrmacht 2010-09-04T04:04:42+00:00 Germany Helmets Headgear Headgear Peaked Caps