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This is a really tough one to fine. It is made in the embroidered style, but not by Bevo, and so it is referred to as "Bevo like". The material is tight, without fuzz, and also has a soft feel, but not too soft. The borders are crisp, and textbook like. This thing is just the way it should be. It appears to be full length ( 18 inch), with just a bit of fraying on the ends. It was recently found along with some other SS insignia by a friend from a picker in Virginia.
This is a tough one to fine. It is made in the embroidered style, but not by Bevo, and so it is referred to as "Bevo like". The material is tight, without fuzz, and also has a soft feel, but not too soft. The borders are crisp, and textbook like. This thing is just the way it should be. It appears to be full length ( 18 inch), with just a bit of fraying on the ends.
This is a tough one to fine. It is made in the embroidered style, but not by Bevo, and so it is referred to as "Bevo like". The material is tight, without fuzz, and also has a soft feel, but not too soft. The borders are crisp, and textbook like. This thing is just the way it should be. It appears to be full length ( 18 inch), with just a bit of fraying on the ends.
This is a very typical Bevo piece. It is soft to the touch, with the correct weave on the back The length is 16.5 inches, and it looks to be just an inch short of full length. These is one tiny snag on the bottom just below the "h". Overall it is a very good example
This is a very typical Bevo piece. It is soft to the touch, with the correct weave on the back The length is 18 inches, and it looks to be just an inch short of full length. The 18.SS-Freiwilligen-Panzergrenadier-Division “Horst Wessel” was comprised mostly of “Volksdeutsche” AKA ethnic Germans. This is a wonderful example of a rare title.
This was bought by a antique picker from a vet's estate found in an old book, really. He was using it as a book mark. It was removed from a cap years ago, and looks to be all there. I think it could be easily applied to a cap or just enjoyed the way it is. In any event it is a super original SS cap eagle.
This is a nice set of the SS tropical Style BEVO cap skulls. They are un-issued and mint. I have seen them used on wool hats as well, over the years. They are nice and soft, and feel like they should. I will separate them and sell only one if you are so inclined.
This is made in the machine embroidered Dachau style. It is a silver grey thread embroidered on to a black wool backing with a thin material on the back. It shows some old very small stains, but is 100% correct. These are a hard to find piece of insignia.
This is a very typical mid war example. It is made of zinc with a silver wash. Almost of the finish is still there. The markings are nice and clear. Only one of the prongs remains, but still it displays very well.
This has a great original look. It has a nice finish that shows age, use and tarnish. This is the way they should all look! The markings are very easy to see. Both prongs were lost to history, but this piece displays really well.
This is a great sleeve eagle. It was removed form a tunic carefully, and still has the original machine stitching going around the perimeter. The body is minty and perfect. You will love it. I feel guilty selling this one.
This is a great textbook piece. The condition is wonderful and without fault. It belongs to a friend who is thinning out his collection. These flat wire examples do not come by too often.
This is from one of my pickers. He bought it an estate sale, with a little bit of other low end Nazi insignia. All was real, but comes with no story other than the guy that originally owned it was a WWII Vet. It is a standard SS BeVo sleeve eagle attached to a nice sized piece of original wool. It shows good honest age and use. It is a nice factory sewn example. These are tough to find, and don't last long.
This is a very textbook & original unissued example. It does show some honest age, but is still very good. These BeVo eagles have become harder to find in the last few years.
This piece is from a recent cookie tin load of insignia. I have been working on these items for over 10 years!! It is 100% perfect, no mouthing or any damage. It's almost as good as a Corona with a piece of lime @ the beach!
This is a super nice example of the BEVO style tan SS sleeve eagle. They were to be used on the tan cotton Sahariana tunic or on the camo dot 44 uniform. It is nice and soft and just the way we like them.
This is a super nice example of the BEVO style tan SS sleeve eagle with the original factory tag. They were to be used on the tan cotton Sahariana tunic or on the camo dot 44 uniform. It is nice and soft and just the way we like them.
This is really the most bang for the buck cuff title. It is full length, and un-issued. One end has frayed a little, and the same end has what looks like a coffee stain on the back about the size of a quarter. I didn't do it, not this time. Overall this is a cost effective, nice piece of SS insignia.
This is right out of the woodwork from a WWII vet's box of Dachau souvenirs; I bought from his son. His Dad never said much about his experiences there except that he toured the camp about a week after the liberation. The condition is mint and perfect, and a textbook example.
This is right out of the woodwork from a WWII vet's box of Dachau souvenirs; I bought from his son. His Dad never said much about his experiences there except that he toured the camp about a week after the liberation. This is a great variation that is seldom encountered. The condition is mint and perfect.
This is right out of the woodwork from a WWII vet's box of Dachau souvenirs; I bought from his son. His Dad never said much about his experiences there except that he toured the camp about a week after the liberation. The condition is mint and perfect, and a textbook example.
This is right out of the woodwork from a WWII vet's box of Dachau souvenirs; I bought from his son. His Dad never said much about his experiences there except that he toured the camp about a week after the liberation. This is a tough one to find! The condition is mint and perfect, and a textbook example.
This is right out of the woodwork from a WWII vet's box of Dachau souvenirs; I bought from his son. His Dad never said much about his experiences there except that he toured the camp about a week after the liberation. The condition is mint and perfect, and a textbook example.
This is right out of the woodwork from a WWII vet's box of Dachau souvenirs; I bought from his son. His Dad never said much about his experiences there except that he toured the camp about a week after the liberation. The condition is mint and perfect, and a textbook example.
This is right out of the woodwork from a WWII vet's box of Dachau souvenirs; I bought from his son. His Dad never said much about his experiences there except that he toured the camp about a week after the liberation. This is a tough one to find! The condition is mint and perfect, and a textbook example.
This is right out of the woodwork from a WWII vet's box of Dachau souvenirs; I bought from his son. His Dad never said much about his experiences there except that he toured the camp about a week after the liberation. The condition is mint and perfect, and a textbook example of the silkscreened arm rank insignia.
This is right out of the woodwork from a WWII vet's box of Dachau souvenirs; I bought from his son. His Dad never said much about his experiences there except that he toured the camp about a week after the liberation. The condition is mint and perfect, and a textbook example.
This is right out of the woodwork from a WWII vet's box of Dachau souvenirs; I bought from his son. His Dad never said much about his experiences there except that he toured the camp about a week after the liberation. The condition is mint and perfect, and a textbook example.
This is right out of the woodwork from a WWII vet's box of Dachau souvenirs; I bought from his son. His Dad never said much about his experiences there except that he toured the camp about a week after the liberation. The condition is mint and perfect, and a textbook example.
This is a great example of the standard SS skull tab. It is perfect and has no problems.
This is the standard late war machine embroidered tab. It has been removed from a tunic at one time. The back was removed from the tab and it was sewn directly to the collar of the tunic or overcoat. The holes from the sewing are easy to see. The entire body is nice and sound. This is a good opportunity to buy a nice original piece that displays well.
This is a standard SS enlisted man's collar tab made in the BeVo style. It looks to be unissued and in wonderful condition. The back looks to have some old nibbles probably from a mouse, which actually shows its age and originality. It does not detract from the front, and is an overall really good example.
This is the real thing from an SS man that, more than likely, did not need it anymore. It shows nice honest age and use, and is a solid original example. This is a great study piece to use as an example of an original machine embroidered tab. If you fear replicas; this is for you!
This is a mint and unissued set of SS blank tabs. These are rarely fond, and priced right as SS tabs go.
This is a perfect example of this volunteer tab. Everything is textbook and in wonderful condition, showing just the smallest amount of patina on the face.
This is a perfect example of this volunteer tab. Everything is textbook and in wonderful condition.
It is made in the classic Dachau style. This is the unit that wore the SS decal on their helmet on the left side. The front is perfect, but the backing has been used for some moth snacks. This does not detract from this item.
This is the classic Dachau made machine embroidered tab. It is un-issued and perfect, except for one tiny moth nip, which is very hard to see.
This is the classic Dachau made machine embroidered tab. It is un-issued and perfect.
I just discovered this is a replica! This is the 1st one of these I have had, and it require some research from one my very nice customers to find out what it actually was. The quality is very high and that of a standard officer's SS tab. The condition is wonderful. This is a great tab!
I would like to find this vandal, and do something nasty to him! Perhaps put him in a locked room, for several hours, with Hillary! At any rate, these are three rare SS Albanian collar tabs for the Skanderbeg mountain division. They are all mint except for the damage via scissors, but if you fear replica items, these are for you! One is a complete front, and still displays like a collar tab. price $85. the two circular ones still have the backing. Price $39 each 2/$65.
This piece is mint and un-issued. It is machine embroidered on black wool in the Dachau style.
This piece is mint and un-issued. It is machine embroidered on black wool in the Dachau style.
This is a typical piece, machine embroidered on wool with a thin backing material. It shows some age, but is a good example. It is correct for SS or Army Panzer
It is made in the late war Dachau style, and has no problems. The embroidery is silver grey on black wool with stiffened backing. It is just a very nice example.
This is a super nice original pair. I have seen the current replica SS straps, and will not buy shoulder straps unless I feel 100% confident in the originality of the piece. There are a perfect match with just a hint of use. There is nothing bad to say about them.
I traded for these from a friend of mine who showed them to Bill Shea, who very much liked them. These straps are a very typical pair of WWII German shoulder straps in terms of materials and style of production. They show some honest age and use, but are still very clean, and a perfect match.
This is a very typical later war shoulder board. It shows very light use and age, and will display nicely with your other SS insignia.
This is a very good war time example made with the "Russia" type tresse. The condition is very nice.
This is a very good war time example made with the "Russia" type tress. The condition is very nice.
This is really a black one and not a dark green example. The bullion is nice and tight with good detail. The backing has come off, but is included. These are a tough bird to find!
This is from a recent vet family buy in Toledo, Ohio. It is in excellent condition and has a nice slightly toned appearance. It looks top be Italian or French made. The background is definitely black and not blue. This is the 1st one of this variation I have had, and will not last long.
This is a nice unissued grey on black example right out of the woodwork. It is perfect, but just wrinkled.
This is a textbook example of a tough to find variation. We do not see the panzer eagle in the M44 style very often. The condition is mint and un-issued.
This is a standard issued piece. It is hand embroidered of quality silver material. The background is a dark green wool which is with some moth snacks, but still good. The silver material shows some age, but is still a nice attractive example.
This is a standard issued piece. It is hand embroidered of quality silver material. The background is a dark green wool which is without mouthing. The silver material shows some age, but is a nice attractive example.
This was bought from one of my local pickers, and came from a WWII vet's souvenirs. It is a good honest set of infantry collar tabs and an very nice breast eagle. Both show some honest age and use. There is a small amount of mothing on the tabs, with one hole in the front, which I have pictured. Overall, this is a good display set of standard infantry officer's insignia.
This is from a friend who owns an antique shop, and bought a cigar box of German WWII insignia, it contained a quantity of these rare eagles. They are all flat wire in the bevo style, and mint, just a little wrinkled.
This is an unissued piece. normally we see them already folded onto the dark green wool. It is 100% original, and a nice example.
These are great original eagles cut off the tunic with a bi piece of tunic material. The top one is perfect, but the bottom one has mothing on the back, which does not show. Both are very nice display pieces.
This is an honest set which shows some honest age and use, plus a few moth lunches but mostly on the wreath. They look good together, and have a pleasing honest appearance. 
This is a wonderful example of an un-issued eagle. Ready to display with your other treasured items.
This would be appropriate for an NCO tunic, officer's field or combat tunic or on enlisted parade tunic. It looks to be un-issued with only a small moth nip out of the right side tip, otherwise it is really nice.
This is a perfect example of the M43 late war tunic eagle.
These are the late war M44 Bevo weave tunic breast insignias. They are tough to find. I bought a small quantity of them from a local antique picker. All are mint and perfect, just wrinkled from 60 years of storage in a cookie tin.
This is a nice variation late war breast eagle machine embroidered onto a light green cotton material. It is unissued, but slightly wrinkled.
This is a nice variation late war breast eagle machine embroidered onto a light tan cotton material. The condition is just great.
This is a variation piece, and of machine embroidered thread on dark green M.36 type wool. It is in very nice original condition, and looks to be un-issued.
I bought 2 of these in a can of WWII German insignia out of a vets collection in Toledo, Ohio. Both are unissued and perfect.
This is a nice honest eagle which has been decorated with silver bullion to make it stand out. It is an example which is rarely encountered. It shows honest age and use, but is still in good solid condition. It will be a nice addition to your insignia collection.
This is an interesting piece. It is machine embroidered on to Italian green wool, which is very similar to German Wool. It has several mouth snacks holes, but is in good original condition.
This was found in an old house with some other WWII German insignia all stuffed into an infantry man's ammo pouch. It is still attached to the original green HBT cotton material.
This is right out of the woodwork. It is still attached to the wool tunic material, which shows a good amount of moth lunches. It displays well, and is a super original example
This is a very attractive set of Panzer skulls. They are late war, with a nice silver grey finish. One of them is milling a top prong, but otherwise they are a nice matched set
This is the tougher to find BeVo version. The later, more common ones are printed. It is form an old collection, and basically mint. It was stapled to a board, but the collector who owned it back in the 1970s, but the staple marks do not detract.
This is the tougher to find BeVo version. The later, more common ones are printed. It is form an old collection, and basically mint. It was stapled to a board, but the collector who owned it back in the 1970s, but the staple marks do not detract. There is one small strain @ the top, but it hardly shows.
These are all mint and un-issued. All except one are silk screened. They are from an old collection in Northern Michigan. The bottom left (BA) is sold, and the bottom middle one is also sold.
This is the standard insignia for am army MP. They are un-issued and perfect. I bought a small batch from a friend that bought them from the son of a WWII vet.
This is from a picker in SE Michigan. He found it about 10 years ago, and now is thinning out some of his collection. It is not the fold over back version. The material is flat measuring 4.5cm in diameter, and is very soft, as is correct. The thread used for the embroidery is very tight, and not fuzzy when viewed under a loop. It does not glow under a black light. There are a some tiny moth nips, throughout this piece, and they demonstrate the age of this item. Overall this is a different variation, but everything about the construction I very much like.
This one is right from one of my customers that bought it out of a auction of a WWII vet's stuff. It is full length, and unissued. I have left it the just the way he found it. There is obvious age on the silver wire. It is a very good example without any problems. I only buy there is I feel they are 100% original, as is this one!
This is a perfect unissued example of the NCO school cuff title. It is made in the BeVo style with flatwire. I have nothing negative to say about this one.
This is a great matching pair. They are nicely matched, and show only very light honest age and use.
I bought 4 pair of these from a gun show old-fart along with a quantity of other mint and original WWII German insignia. These are perfect, completely matching, white piped straps. The piping is a woven cotton, and looks a little non-standard. I have seen this type of strap before. M36 inf. straps are tough to find; this is your chance.
These were originally sold by another dealer as original, but I think they are new made from original material. They look great, have a natural aged look. and are a dream come true set of tropical shoulder straps.
I bought a large bag of these. All are mint and perfect grey metal, which is correct for NCOs, and all have perfect un-bent prongs.
I bought a large bag of these. All are gold washed brass, with perfect prongs, that have never been bent. They are mint and perfect, and ready for your uniform.
This is from an old collection accumulated in the 1950s and 1960s. It has been period shortened to fit a tunic sleeve, and measures 13 inches. The back shows very old glue where it was glued into an album, which was typical of the WWII era. It was stapled onto a board by the collector, and it has a staple mark on each of the lettering. These are hard to see, and really do not detract. The threads are nice and tight and show no fuzz when viewed under magnification. Overall, it is a nice super original example.
This is a text book example of the Kreta cuff title. It is full length, perfect with nice tight non fuzzy thread. I have nothing bad to say about this one.
This is a pair from my collection, and as we know you can't keep it all. So now it is your turn. they are a perfect pair of un-issued Signals straps for the shirt or tunic. Any tropical shoulder straps should be considered rare.
If you fear replicas; this is for you. It is a standard issue piece with much old oxidation throughout the front of the eagle. As a whole it is a textbook example, and does display well. I think a dry toothbrush could clean it up a bit, if you would like to do that.
This is a perfect LW eagle on black wool. It is unissued and has no problems. These are tough to find eagles.
You are so lucky!! It is your choice what to tell your friends this is for, once you own it. The options are Luftwaffe Panzer black wraparound jacket or Black mechanic’s HBT coveralls. I would suggest the Panzer. This eagle is perfect and in exc. condition. It is equally proper for either uniform. This is a tough one to find.
This is a perfect text-book example. It is mint and perfect.
This one is right out of the woodwork. It has all three prongs, and the original finish is 95%. These is not much else to say, except to mention the Ges. Gesch. on the back.
This is for the later war M43 cap. It is machine embroidered on smooth thin wool, and looks to have been on a cap at one time. It is a good example of the insignia.
These are really tough to find. It is in really nice condition, and made on standard Luftwaffe wool. The back shows old glue, from being glued into an album years ago.
This is a good honest example showing some age and use. The bullion is a nice toned color, and it looks good with an honest appearance.
This is a good example of an issued KM costal breast eagle. It is embroidered onto field grey wool. These are a little more rare than the BeVo examples.
This is a standard Navy yellow on green breast eagle. It is unissued and without any damage showing only light age.
This is a standard navy blue eagle. It is mint and perfect.
These are made in the classic bevo style. They are un-issued and perfect. We see the eagles from time to time, but the cockades are tough to find. Eagle price $65 each Cockade price $55 each Cockades are sold eagle is available
This is a nice original matched set of visor cap insignia. It is made of gold/yellow cloth thread with a bullion center. It displays very well, with an attractive appearance.
Welcome tight wads and penny pinchers. This is an original piece that is good for display, but missing the pin and pin mount. Still, it is an original piece priced right.
I have a strip of 5 of these. They are unnisued, mint and wonderful. I will sell one or all, which would be a little cheaper each ($65 if you buy all)
This is a great piece with a good size piece of the tunic still attached. It is on the standard issue police blue-green wool.
These are the same as the common army version, but are blue not black. It is unissued, but has been trimmed a little close on the left side, so there is not enough to fold over. It is a good example for display.
This is a standard un-issued sports shirt eagle worn on a tank top type shirt.
This is a standard un-issued sports shirt eagle worn on a tank top type shirt.
This is a standard issue police Bevo style made insignia. it is mint and un-issued.
These are nice early cap eagles with nice silver finish. The large ones have a 40mm wing span and the small one measures 35mm.
These are all nice original pieces with great finish, all the prongs, and ready to install on your cap.
This is right from a vet's box of souvenirs. It has been cut off the cap, and still has a large piece of the grey wool hat which the cap was made of. The lower corned is turned up, but looks to be missing in the photo.
This is a perfect example of the standard TeNo proficiency cuff title. These were earned as a symbol of one's abilities in the Reich's technical emergency service, and replaced the earlier enameled badges. It is full length and displays very well.
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