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This is the real thing; I am not making this thing up. It is from a picker from Northern Ohio. The cover is imitation leather with the actual rear half missing. the front half has the original owner's name and rank with the feldpost number, which I looked up. I have included a copy form the text regarding the unit. On the back he doodled the HJ tactical symbol of the key with an S ruin in red grease pencil. There are only about 12 entries throughout the diary, most around D day. they are all written in pen, and would be a great thing to have translated by Frau Blucha, your neighbor. There is a longer entry in the front, and some math calculations in the back note section. Also there are some info in the note section, which looks like other SS guys names and contact info. The back half is a German language Paris tourist info section. This is a rare chance to buy something which we just do not see! This would be a wonderful research project!
This is a nice addition to your militaia room. It states 10 ways or ideas to combat enemy propaganda. This would have been posted in a mess hall or somewhere the troops could see it. It is in nice condition, but does show some age. The approx. size of the paper without frame is 18X22 inch. 
Our hero was a WWI vet with an Iron Cross II class and a Baden Service Medal. His WWII service was not a huge victory for the Reich, but he was issued a rifle and bayonet along with the basic field gear. He was assigned to the Jager Ers. bat# 56. Everything including the photo is original. It is a very nice example with some wartime entries, that displays very well. 
This is a good example of a war-time Soldbuch from a Flak NCO. The pages are all there, but several are loose. It has lots of entries, with a nice photo of a friendly looking NCO. The front cover is sound with just a little bit of de-Nazification to the swaz. Overall it is a nice example tat displays well.
This is a nice example with the original dust jacket, which has been nicely plastic covered. The plastic is the same kind as your public library uses, and can be removed without any damage to the cover or book. The piece shows only light and no damage.
Reibert was the main publisher of German military manuals during the war and still today. It shows some honest age, and is a little musty, but has no real damage. This is a great item to go with your artillery stuff.
This is a nice cloth covered edition of the issue MG company manual. It deals with use of the guns on a company scale and does have some illustrations. It is in really nice condition without any damage.
This is a nice TeNo service manual. It shows many drawings of how to construct bridges etc. The cover is oilcloth and dated 1939. 100 Pages 5x8 inch format
This is an attractive war time oil cloth Red cross ID book. It must be a late issue, because it is filled out only with limited info. I bought a few of these from a German paper dealer. It is 100% original and displays well. The condition is excellent.
These Willrich postcards have been reproduced over the last several years, but this is a nice original one. He is a well known war-time artist that produced artwork for some wonderful color postcards. The condition is very nice.
This is a very attractive piece with the leaves colored in a gold metallic ink. The back has a little damage, but nothing major. It displays really well. I have one of these that I framed, and it looks really nice in the collection room.
I small quantity of these turned up years ago. I have had several over the years. It was to be glued the facing page of books in Hitler's library. Really, I am not making this stuff up. I guess "DF" didn't have the time for the library as things got a "little hot". In any event, it is mint and 100% original. This is a real piece of history!
This piece has lots of nice info you would need if you were in the Luftwaffe along with the 1940 calendar. The binding is loose, but it is all original and in nice displayable condition.
These are really attractive maps printed in full color. They are in super nice original condition. The size when unfolded is 41X36 inches
I have a large box of these from a WWII vet. All are different, with different dates. They are in nice condition and are about 25 pages thick in a 8.5x12 inch format. They all contain very nice & different advertising. The price is per copy, but if you wanted larger amount, or them all; I would cut a big deal. Please call for details.
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