WWII German Militaria, Nazi Relics and Other Items
Tuesday, November 25
MILITARY WAREHOUSE
P.O. Box 261
Cambridge, MN 55008
WWII GERMAN RELICS WANTED
We Pay You Today!
Call or Text: 763-689-1146
Military Warehouse does NOT support or glorify Nazi Germany or Imperial Japan or any such movement or group. War souvenirs like these were brought home by our victorious American G.I.s in 1945.
ORIGINAL PRE-1945 WAR RELICS
New Listings Daily (when I can)
In business since 1979 - My original relics are priced to sell quickly!
US Military Veteran-owned Business
Click images to enlarge
Click on images to enlarge
Original Nazi RAD EM Hewer by F.W. Höller (WWII Vet Bring-Back)
This is a very nice example of the desirable RAD EM hewer featuring lovely stag grip panels with no cracks or chips. The heavy bright steel blade rates very fine with the deeply acid-etched RAD motto "Arbeit adelt", and the double-oval maker's marking for "F.W. HÖLLER, SOLINGEN" on the ricasso. The bright steel blade has some typical light surface scratches. The hewer grip fittings have some age lifting spots to the finish surface. The steel scabbard body is undented with about 90% of its original glossy black paint finish present. The nickel scabbard fittings are undented and near excellent. All four original scabbard fitting screws are present. This hewer comes with its original extremely fine polished black leather hanger strap with nickel buckle. This RAD hewer is a "WWIl veteran bring-back" purchased from the son of WWII veteran Army Master Sergeant George Robinette. Master Sergeant Robinette “was one of the last to get off boats on D-Day” his son said. Master Sergeant Robinette was tasked to "go through towns and clear Nazi snipers out, that’s how he got all this war stuff”. MSG Robinette "sent home five steamer trunks full of all kinds of German stuff”, his son said. “He kept the items in a shed in the back yard” when he returned home. "He gave a box of it (war relics) to me” which included this RAD hewer, his son said. Item #1114-6
Our price...$675
Listed Today!
Click on images to enlarge
Original Nazi 1939 Kreistag Obernburg-Miltenberg Kreistag Badge (WWII Vet Bring-Back)
This is an excellent 1939 Kreistag Obernburg-Miltenberg badge in antiqued golden-finished metal with a horizontal pinback. The badge measures about 1 3/8" in diameter and is maker-marked "RZM M9/7 FOERSTER & BARTH PFORZHEIM". This badge is a "WWIl veteran bring-back" purchased from the son of WWII veteran Army Master Sergeant George Robinette. Master Sergeant Robinette “was one of the last to get off boats on D-Day” his son said. Master Sergeant Robinette was tasked to "go through towns and clear Nazi snipers out, that’s how he got all this war stuff”. MSG Robinette "sent home five steamer trunks full of all kinds of German stuff”, his son said. “He kept the items in a shed in the back yard” when he returned home. "He gave a box of it (war relics) to me” which included this badge, his son said. Item #1114-5
Our price…$40
Listed Today - Sold Today!
Click on images to enlarge
Original Nazi 1938 Miltenberg District "Kreistag" Day Badge (WWII Vet Bring-Back)
This is an extremely fine 1938 Kreistag Miltenberg badge in magnetic silver-finished metal with a horizontal pinback. This badge is a "WWIl veteran bring-back" purchased from the son of WWII veteran Army Master Sergeant George Robinette. Master Sergeant Robinette “was one of the last to get off boats on D-Day” his son said. Master Sergeant Robinette was tasked to "go through towns and clear Nazi snipers out, that’s how he got all this war stuff”. MSG Robinette "sent home five steamer trunks full of all kinds of German stuff”, his son said. “He kept the items in a shed in the back yard” when he returned home. "He gave a box of it (war relics) to me” which included this badge, his son said. Item #1114-4
Our price...$40
Listed Today - Sold Today!
Click on images to enlarge
Possible "Atwood Parts" Luftwaffe Officer's Dagger with Original Robert Klaas Blade and Original Hangers
This is a very nice Luftwaffe dagger that appears to be an Atwood "parts" dagger. This dagger has a very fine original blade featuring the desirable "Kissing Cranes" maker's logo for the Robert Klaas firm of Solingen on the blade ricasso. There are light sharpening marks on the bright clean blade. The original leather blade washer is present. The undented straight pebbled steel scabbard has age darkening and rust freckling to the finish. Both scabbard throat screws are present. the scabbard hanger rings are contrasting aluminum. Both the pommel and the crossguard are matching aluminum. The deep orange celluloid grip features tight springy aluminum wire grip wrap. The original hangers show typical wear spots to the straps. I believe this is an "Atwood parts dagger". Atwood daggers were assembled after the war by the late Major James P. Atwood who was stationed in post-war Germany and had access to the original manufacturers. These daggers were often assembled using original parts, and some used both original and reproduction parts. Atwood daggers are collectible items in themselves today. Item #1110-1
Our price...$325
Just Listed!
Click on images to enlarge
Original Nazi 1933/34 WHW “Der Führer Dankt” Badge
This is an original silver-finished solid brass badge with the figure of Adolf Hitler giving the Nazi "greeting" salute. This larger badge measures about 1 1/2" in diameter and features the inscription "1933 W.H.W. 1934/DER FÜHRER DANKT". This badge features the hallmark "HZ" to the right of Hitler's collar. The unmarked reverse side features a horizontal mounting pin. This badge is a "WWIl veteran bring-back" purchased from the son of WWII veteran Army Master Sergeant George Robinette. Master Sergeant Robinette “was one of the last to get off boats on D-Day” his son said. Master Sergeant Robinette was tasked to "go through towns and clear Nazi snipers out, that’s how he got all this war stuff”. MSG Robinette "sent home five steamer trunks full of all kinds of German stuff”, his son said. “He kept the items in a shed in the back yard” when he returned home. "He gave a box of it (war relics) to me” which included this badge, his son said. Item #1114-3
Our Price...$50
Listed Today!
Click on images to enlarge
Original Nazi NSDAP Later War Party Badge Marked "RZM M1/102"
This is an excellent later war Nazi NSDAP party membership badge with all of its original red-white-black painted finish present. The reverse side bears the RZM maker's code "M1/102" (Frank & Reif, Stuttgart maker). This badge is a "WWIl veteran bring-back" purchased from the son of WWII veteran Army Master Sergeant George Robinette. Master Sergeant Robinette “was one of the last to get off boats on D-Day” his son said. Master Sergeant Robinette was tasked to "go through towns and clear Nazi snipers out, that’s how he got all this war stuff”. MSG Robinette "sent home five steamer trunks full of all kinds of German stuff”, his son said. “He kept the items in a shed in the back yard” when he returned home. "He gave a box of it (war relics) to me” which included this badge, his son said. Item #1114-2
Our price...$135
Listed and Sold in One Day!
Click on images to enlarge
Original Nazi Iron Cross 1st Class Marked “20"
This is an extremely fine high quality 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class with the magnetic steel center and silver-finished frame. This Iron Cross retains approximately 93% of its original black paint finish with some finish wear on the center high profile swastika and the date 1939. The mounting pin on back is stamped with the maker's code “20" (C. F. Zimmermann firm in Pforzheim maker). Item #1010-1
Our Price...$375
Listed and Sold in One Day!
Order our Certificate of Authenticity with Your Item
Be sure to order our Certificate of Authenticity with each item you purchase. This 8 1/2" x 11" certificate is printed on 24-pound parchment paper and includes an exact color illustration and description of the item you ordered. Each Certificate is dated and hand-signed by John W. Krueger, owner of Military Warehouse. Limit one certificate per item.
