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This is an excellent piece, which is right out of the woodwork in Allen Park, Michigan. It is mint and perfect; you will love it!
This is right out of the woodwork in Ashley, Michigan, from a vet's recent estate farm auction. The box, with all the goodies was bought by one of my long time buddies, just the way you see it. It is a US WWII GI 10 in 1 ration box, painted green and sent through the mail. It looks like it was sent, from Europe to someone stationed @ Camp Custer, MI, and from there to the home address. I see customs papers glued to the box, under the paper wrapping. The insignia is mint showing only the lightest storage age and some wrinkles.
This is a nice original toned example. It shows some age and use, but has no issues and is an attractive example.
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 nice unissued grey on black example. It is perfect, but just wrinkled.
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 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 an attractive example showing only light age and use. The pin, catch and hook are all solid.
This is a good looking early example. It has nice detail and finish. Both the pin and catch are solid without issues.
One of my buddies found this at a small local flea market. It came form a lady who bought it at a garage sale for $3. It is a nice & for sure real set on the original paper where it was glued for years. Something else was glued on the right side, but looks to have been removed. If you fear replicas; this is for you!
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.
This is right out of the woodwork in Warren, Michigan, and all from the the same early NCO tunic. It shows some age, use and a few light moth nips, but is overall attractive.
This is right out of the woodwork in Warren, Michigan, and came with the same lot as the insignia group directly above. It is dusty, shows honest age and use with a few moth nips, but is still attractive.
This is an excellent set for your cap or just to display.
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 nice unissued textbook example, in excellent condition.
This is a nice un-issued example. It has a light stain which does not really detract. It may be washable.
This is a nice original unissued piece, which shows almost no age.
This is a nice original unissued piece, which shows almost no age.
This is a mint example, don't miss it.
This is out of the woodwork in Central, Ohio. The front is all there, but the rear or folded portions are gone. The colors are nice and bright. It will look good in your display.
This is a nice original example removed from a cap, and without problems or damage.
This is a nice original example removed from a cap, and without problems or damage.
This is from an old collection. The front is all there, but much of the rear or folded portions are gone. The colors are nice and bright. It will look good in your display.
This is a mint unissued example recently bought @ an antique mall in Toledo, Ohio.
This is a great variation eagle showing light age and use. It is backed with an old black paper type backing which has been there for years. This is a nice opportunity to buy a cool variation for your collection.
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 is a good looking honest example showing age and use, but without problems. These have become hard to find over the last few years.
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
All of these are right out of the woodwork in Wayne, Michigan. All are unissued and in very good condition. Transport $15 Infantry $15 Panzer $30 Artillery $15
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 is from an old collection in Minnesota, and just the way it was bought from the vet back in the 1970s. It is 16 inches long, unissued and excellent only just a little wrinkled.
This is from an old collection in Minnesota, and just the way it was bought from the vet back in the 1970s. It is 16 inches long, unissued and excellent only just a little wrinkled.
This is from an old collection in Minnesota, and just the way it was bought from the vet back in the 1970s. It is 16 inches long, unissued and excellent only just a little wrinkled.
This is a perfect unissued example of the NCO school cuff title. It is made in the BeVo style with flat wire. I have nothing negative to say about this one.
This matched set is made of a ribbed cotton material which is nicely evenly faded. The Regimental number was period removed, but easy to see. The underside is lined in Luftwaffe blue wool. This is a great set for you shoulder strap whackos.
These are real Panzer straps, but a variation, which is not as attractive as the standard ones, but priced accordingly. They are in nice condition showing light age and use, but still clean.
These are right out of the woodwork from a 94th Div vet's son. I sold them to one of my favorite customers and recently got them back on trade. The are 100% untouched. they have some mothing and show some age, but are a super original untouched pair.
This is a nice looking set showing some light use and age, but having no issues or problems.
This is a rare set of panzer straps. Sorry, the moths ate a piece of the piping on one of them. The tabs on the underside were reapplied, but still overall they are good for a display.
This is a nice original set showing a little light mothing, but are still attractive.
This 4 piece set all looks to have been together for years. The tabs are a perfect match; the straps are definitely from the same individual, but one is slightly longer than the other. It was typical for the Germans to have several sets of straps, which would get mixed up. They do look like a set, and are great for a display.
I bought these in a can of WWII German insignia from a gun show dealer. They are BeVo made, which is harder to find, and are unissued and excellent.
I bought this matched set from the son of a 94th div vet last year. They are the classic style with rayon piping, There is a very small amount of mothing, but it is from the bottom, and does not show They are nice and bright, and display very well.
This is a nice original pair of the sew in Shoulder straps. They are basically mint and perfect. 
I bought these from a one of my pickers who bought them out of a WWII vet's souvenir box. They show honest age and use, but are in nice condition.
I bought these years ago from a friend who bought them out of a WWII vet's souvenir box. The condition is great without any problems or issues.
These are right out of the woodwork from Cleveland, Ohio. They are in excellent condition, and a great matched set.
This is a great matching pair. They are nicely matched, and show only very light honest age and use.
These are real Panzer straps, but a variation, which is not as attractive as the standard ones, but priced accordingly. They are in nice condition showing light age and use, but still clean.
This is a Nice looking matched pair. They are nicely matched, and show only very light honest age and use.
This is a nice set of the pointed early type straps. They show only the lightest age and use, and have no issues or problems.
This is a nice matching pair of Artillery EM shoulder straps. They show only the lightest age and use, and are definitely an excellent example.
This is a nice matching pair of Artillery EM shoulder straps. They show only the lightest age and use, and are definitely an excellent example.
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 are form a cookie tin of WWII insignia I bought abut a year ago for the vet's daughter. All show age and use and one das a few moth munchos on the back. They are great for fillers in your display.
These are made from original material, and have a look great natural aged look. They are a dream come true set of tropical shoulder straps, and will look great in your display.
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.
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