An extremely rare bullion RuSHA officer’s sleeve diamond, attributed to its owner and visible in several of the grouping’s photos.

• Belonged to SS-Ostuf. Günther Jahn, RuSHA, later “Handschar” and “Skanderbeg”
• Fifteen photos showing very rare cufftitles, plus his Arbeitsbuch and family documents
• Diamond in wonderful condition, with an early RZM cloth tag on the back

One of a kind: a handmade, super-sized Wehrmacht buckle, probably made to hang in a bunker or headquarters.

• Found in Tverskaya Oblast, Russia
• Solid metal: about 27 cm across and 10 kg
• Extremely well made, a centerpiece for any collecting room

One of the rarest SS tags: tags of this Tiger unit might be the only ones existing in the world.

• Part of a small hoard found north of Berlin, near Boitzenburg
• The unit later became schw.SS-Pz.Abt. 503 and fought with King Tigers in 1945
• Broken, but very good and solid, with the text clearly readable

A researchable veteran’s estate, kept together with his own ID tag. It is very rare to see veterans keep their tags.

• Early “Germania” zinc tag in non-dug condition, though broken
• Two photos of the owner as an SS-Unterscharführer in black Panzer uniform, with the Iron Cross 1st Class
• Four documents, including “Nordland” promotions and papers from Stalino (Donetsk), 1943

Captured in 1939 and reissued to the Wehrmacht. Original Czech paint and a 1938 army stamp survive inside.

• Czech M34 with rough field-grey overpaint and a single decal
• Interior keeps the Czech paint and a dated army stamp
• Perfect decal

A textbook example from a very rare unit. Tags of SS-Wachbataillon 4 “Kurmark” are seldom found.

• Unit formed in late 1943 to guard the Kurmark training grounds
• Many of its men ended up in the Halbe pocket in 1945
• Found in Germany, in very good condition

A completely untouched SS canteen with its original cover and strap, and a cap signed by the soldier himself.

• Neck, cup, and cover marked SS RZM 39/37
• Cover and leather strap in great condition, both original to the canteen
• The signed cap opens the way to researching the owner

A super-rare grouping found together in Serbia, linked to both the Einsatzstaffel in Croatia and the “Prinz Eugen” division.

• ID tag issued by the BdO Kroatien, Polizei-Gebiet I
• Two extremely rare Croatian visor cap eagles, both damaged
• Found on “Prinz Eugen” positions at the Sremski front; tag markings clearly readable

The best winter camouflage helmet from the Narva front we have seen, attributable to the battle for the Auvere bridgehead.

• Most of the white paint preserved, thanks to the swampy ground at Auvere
• Possibly worn by a member of the 61. Infanterie-Division
• Very good, solid shell with its aluminum liner; leather liner missing

A textbook tag from a rare replacement unit. We have only seen a handful of these SS-Ersatz-Bataillon “Nord” tags.

• Issued in late 1941 or early 1942 to a recruit of the 2./SS-Ersatz-Bataillon “Nord”
• Found in Karelia, at the positions of the 6. SS-Gebirgs-Division “Nord”
• In great condition, with the text clearly readable; the owner can be researched further