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WWII German Helmet, Hat & Cap Badges:
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German Heer (Army) Aluminium Cap Eagle - New |
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German Heer (Army) Aluminium Cap Eagle - Aged |
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WW2 German 3rd Infantry Division & 3rd Panzergrenadier Division Cap Badge Abzeichen - New and Aged
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WW2 German 3rd Infantry Division & 3rd Panzergrenadier Division Cap Badge Abzeichen - New and Aged
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11th Panzer Division Ghost. Gespensterbrigade Angern Schützen Regiment S.R.110 - Badge
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11th Panzer Division Ghost. Gespensterbrigade Angern Schützen Regiment S.R.110 - Badge
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11th Panzer Division Ghost. Gespensterbrigade Angern Schützen Regiment S.R.111 - Badge
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11th Panzer Division Ghost. Gespensterbrigade Angern Schützen Regiment S.R.111 - Badge
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WW2 90th Panzergrenadier division Sardinien Shield & Free Certificate - New
Replica and new condition shield worn by the 90th Panzergrenadier Division. It was worn on the left side of the cap. The certificate was placed in the Soldbuch (Soldiers Record Book).
The 90th Panzer-grenadier Division was formed in 1943 on the island Sardinia. The division fought successfully at Monte Cassino, Rome, Florence, and Bologna. The division ended south of Lake Garda where it was captured by the Americans. The badge is approximately 17mm wide by 27mm tall and the certificate is in a lightly aged condition.
Perfect for reenactors or military badge collectors a very rare and sought after badge.
The 90th Panzer-grenadier Division was formed in 1943 on the island Sardinia. The division fought successfully at Monte Cassino, Rome, Florence, and Bologna. The division ended south of Lake Garda where it was captured by the Americans. The badge is approximately 17mm wide by 27mm tall and the certificate is in a lightly aged condition.
Perfect for reenactors or military badge collectors a very rare and sought after badge.
WW2 90th Panzergrenadier division Sardinien Shield & Free Certificate - Aged
Replica and aged condition shield worn by the 90th Panzergrenadier Division. It was worn on the left side of the cap. The certificate was placed in the Soldbuch (Soldiers Record Book).
The 90th Panzer-grenadier Division was formed in 1943 on the island Sardinia. The division fought successfully at Monte Cassino, Rome, Florence, and Bologna. The division ended south of Lake Garda where it was captured by the Americans. The badge is approximately 17mm wide by 27mm tall and the certificate is in a lightly aged condition.
Perfect for military badge collectors until you can get a genuine Sardinia badge.
The 90th Panzer-grenadier Division was formed in 1943 on the island Sardinia. The division fought successfully at Monte Cassino, Rome, Florence, and Bologna. The division ended south of Lake Garda where it was captured by the Americans. The badge is approximately 17mm wide by 27mm tall and the certificate is in a lightly aged condition.
Perfect for military badge collectors until you can get a genuine Sardinia badge.
WW2 5th Mountain Division (Wehrmacht - Gebirgs Division) Cap Badge - Goat on Mountain - New
Replica and new condition 5th Gebirgsjager division cap badge. A mountain goat standing on the peak looking back.
The German 5th Mountain Division (5th Gebirgs Division) was established in the Austrian Tirol in October 1940, out of regiments taken from the 1. Gebirgs-Division and the 10. Infanterie Division. Its first action was in the 1941 Balkans Campaign, when it took part in Operations Marita and Merkur; in the latter it was used in an air-landing role. In November, it returned to Germany for rehabilitation, and in April 1942 it was deployed to the Eastern Front, where it joined Army Group North on the Volkhov Front. In April 1943 it was redeployed to Italy. It fought out the remainder of the war in Italy and the Western Alps, and surrendered to the Americans near Turin in May 1945.
This replica hat badge is the most accurate available. Unlike other replicas the pin is accurate and it is mounted straight onto the badge not with a plate.
The German 5th Mountain Division (5th Gebirgs Division) was established in the Austrian Tirol in October 1940, out of regiments taken from the 1. Gebirgs-Division and the 10. Infanterie Division. Its first action was in the 1941 Balkans Campaign, when it took part in Operations Marita and Merkur; in the latter it was used in an air-landing role. In November, it returned to Germany for rehabilitation, and in April 1942 it was deployed to the Eastern Front, where it joined Army Group North on the Volkhov Front. In April 1943 it was redeployed to Italy. It fought out the remainder of the war in Italy and the Western Alps, and surrendered to the Americans near Turin in May 1945.
This replica hat badge is the most accurate available. Unlike other replicas the pin is accurate and it is mounted straight onto the badge not with a plate.
WW2 5th Mountain Division (Wehrmacht - Gebirgs Division) Cap Badge - Goat on Mountain - Aged
Replica and new condition 5th Gebirgsjager division cap badge. A mountain goat standing on the peak looking back in aged condition. Identical to the badge above but made to look 70+ years old.
This replica hat badge is the most accurate available. Unlike other replicas the pin is accurate and it is mounted straight onto the badge not with a plate and the dimentions take from an original.
This replica hat badge is the most accurate available. Unlike other replicas the pin is accurate and it is mounted straight onto the badge not with a plate and the dimentions take from an original.
WW2 German 215th Infantry Division West Wall Cap Badge - New
Reproduction & new condition West Wall Cap badge worn on the caps of the 215th Infantry Division. The 215th Infantry division was mobilized in September 1939 as a division of the 3rd wave in military district V. The division was almost immediately sent to the west and took up defensive positions in the dank and damp bunkers of the west-wall, in winter temperature that sunk to below freezing. The division only took part in the later stages of the invasion of France, The division then served its time in Russia, The remnant of the division finally capitulated at the end of the war in the Hela Paninsula.
WW2 German 215th Infantry Division West Wall Cap Badge - Aged
Reproduction & aged West Wall Cap badge worn on the caps of the 215th Infantry Division. The 215th Infantry division was mobilized in September 1939 as a division of the 3rd wave in military district V. The division was almost immediately sent to the west and took up defensive positions in the dank and damp bunkers of the west-wall, in winter temperature that sunk to below freezing. The division only took part in the later stages of the invasion of France, The division then served its time in Russia, The remnant of the division finally capitulated at the end of the war in the Hela Paninsula.
German WW2 Waffen SS Officers Cap Badge Eagle New #1
This is a top of the range WW2 German Waffen SS Officers peaked cap eagle badge. It is in new condition, perfect for reenactors or genuine WW2 Waffen-SS caps. This is the best reproduction badge currently on the market. The detailing is extremely impressive.
German WW2 Waffen SS Officers Cap Badge Eagle Aged #2
This is a top of the range WW2 German Waffen SS Officers peaked cap eagle badge. It is in aged condition, perfect for aged or genuine WW2 Waffen-SS caps. This is the best reproduction badge currently on the market. The detailing is extremely impressive. The tarnishing is superb in a lovely grey/black patina. Each one is unique and has a different finish.
Waffen SS Officers Cap Badge Skull - Deschler M1/52 RZM New #1
This is a high quality WW2 German Waffen SS Officers peaked cap skull badge. It is in new condition, perfect for reenactors or genuine WW2 Waffen-SS caps. This replicates a Deschler M1/52 made & RZM marked skull. The detailing is extremely impressive.
Waffen SS Officers Cap Badge Skull - Deschler M1/52 RZM Aged #2
This is a high quality WW2 German Waffen SS Officers peaked cap skull badge. It is in aged condition, perfect for aged or genuine WW2 Waffen-SS caps. This replicates a Deschler M1/52 made & RZM marked skull. The detailing is extremely impressive. The tarnishing is superb in a lovely grey/black patina. Each one is unique and has a different finish.
Waffen SS Officers Cap Badge Skull - Deschler Ges. Gesch. RZM Early- New, Lightly Aged & Heavily Aged:
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The Three Deschler Skull badges listed below are probably the worlds best copies. The reverse of all three can be found on the images to the left.
They can be bought below in new, lightly aged or heavily aged condition. Some small details have been changed to prevent them being passed as originals. |
Waffen SS Officers Cap Badge Skull - Deschler Ges. Gesch. RZM Early New #1
This is a high quality WW2 German Waffen SS Officers peaked cap skull badge. It is in new condition, perfect for reenactors or genuine WW2 Waffen-SS caps. This replicates an early Deschler marked Ges. Gesch. & RZM marked skull. The detailing is extremely impressive.
Waffen SS Officers Cap Badge Skull - Deschler Ges. Gesch. RZM Early Lightly Aged #2
This is a high quality WW2 German Waffen SS Officers peaked cap skull badge. It is in lightly aged condition, perfect for reenactors or genuine WW2 Waffen-SS caps. This replicates an early Deschler marked Ges. Gesch. & RZM marked skull. The detailing is extremely impressive.
Waffen SS Officers Cap Badge Skull - Deschler Ges. Gesch. RZM Heavily Aged #3
This is a high quality WW2 German Waffen SS Officers peaked cap skull badge. It is in heavily aged condition, perfect for reenactors or genuine WW2 Waffen-SS caps. This replicates an early Deschler marked Ges. Gesch. & RZM marked skull. The detailing is extremely impressive.
Waffen SS Officers Cap Badge Skull - Deschler RZM 1/52 Early War - New, Lightly Aged & Heavily Aged:
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Waffen SS Officers Cap Badge Skull - Deschler M1/52 RZM Version 2 New #1 |
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Waffen SS Officers Cap Badge Skull - Deschler M1/52 RZM Version 2 lightly Aged #2 |
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Waffen SS Officers Cap Badge Skull - Deschler M1/52 RZM Version 2 Heavily Aged #3 |
Brunswick Traditions Badge - New #1
This is our new version of the Brunswick badge, used prior to WW1, during WW1 and into WW2. It is a early private purchase version known as the 'round eyes' version.
Brunswick Traditions Badge - Lightly Aged #2
This is our lightly aged version of the Brunswick badge, used prior to WW1, during WW1 and into WW2. It is a early private purchase version known as the 'round eyes' version.
Brunswick Traditions Badge - Aged #3
This is our aged version of the Brunswick badge, used prior to WW1, during WW1 and into WW2. It is a early private purchase version known as the 'round eyes' version.
You can get more information on the Brunswick badge here.
Schimpf Badge
WW2 German Paratrooper Shimpf Badge 3'd Fallschirmjager Division Fallschirmjäger
Reproduction Shimpf Third Fallschirmjager Division Badge. The badge has been made to reflect an original but we have changed some of the detail to prevent it being passed as an original. This badge was used by German Paratroops of the Third Fallschirmjäger Division from approx. July 1944 to May 1945.
You cannot get hold of originals they are one of the rarest paratrooper badges around and would sell for approx £1000+ for a good example. Try a google search and see what you can find! This badge is in new condition and is perfect for re-enactors or collectors who want to augment their Paratrooper collection.
Richard Schimpf (16 May 1897 – 30 December 1972) was a highly decorated Generalleutnant in the Fallschirmjäger during World War II and a Generalmajor in the Bundeswehr. He was also a recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross. The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross was awarded to recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership. Richard Schimpf was captured by American troops in March 1945, he was transferred to British custody until December 1947. He joined the post war Luftwaffe in 1957 and retired in 1962 as a Generalmajor. He instigated the badge around July 1944 to recognise his Division.
3'd FJD Schimpf Badge
The 3'd Fallschirmjager Division went into combat in June 1944 in Normandy. In August it was virtually destroyed in the area of Falaise. Formed again in Belgium thanks to replacements from 22nd, 51st, 53rd Luftwaffe Field Regiments. During September 1944 it fought as a part of Kampfgruppe "Becker" in Arnhem area. It surrendered in April 1945 to American troops in the Ruhr. We have changed several features to prevent it being passed as an original.
WW2 German Paratrooper Shimpf Badge 3'd Fallschirmjager Division Fallschirmjäger new
Schimpf Badge Aged
Schimpf Badge (3'd Fallschirmjager Division), in aged condition
This Schimpf Badge is also available in aged condition. This is perfect for collectors who want to add it to their WW2 German Paratrooper badge collection or uniform display as it more closely reflects a badge found almost 70 years ago.
Notice the dark worn and tarnished areas that look identical to a genuine III FJD Badge.
This Schimpf Badge is also available in aged condition. This is perfect for collectors who want to add it to their WW2 German Paratrooper badge collection or uniform display as it more closely reflects a badge found almost 70 years ago.
Notice the dark worn and tarnished areas that look identical to a genuine III FJD Badge.
Schimpf Badge Reverse
It has a lovely reverse patina, reflecting being worn on a wet and sweaty cap and a lighter finish on the front but with wear and ageing. Each badge is different in finish and thus unique to your collection.
Schimpf Badge (3'd Fallschirmjager Division), in aged condition
Meindl Badge
WW2 German Paratrooper Eugen Meindl Badge II Fallschirm Korp Fallschirmjäger New
Very rare reproduction Meindel 2'd Fallschirm Korp Badge. The badge has been made to reflect an original but we have changed some of the detail to prevent it being passed as an original. This badge was used by German Paratroopers of the II Fallschirm Korp. from late 1943 to May 1945. You cannot get hold of originals they are one of the rarest paratrooper badges around and would sell for approx £1000+ for a good example. Try a google search and see what you can find! This badge is in new condition and is perfect for re-enactors or collectors who want to compliment their Paratrooper collection.
Eugen Meindl was born in Donaueschingen Germany. He served with the artillery from 1912. In World War I he commanded a platoon and later a battery and subsequently served as adjutant with the 67th Artillery Regiment and with the Artillery Commander, 52nd Corps. He served with various artillery units in the Reichswehr. Promoted to Hauptmann in August 1924, he was then assigned to the Reichwehr Ministry on September 14, 1926 and spent the ten years there before being promoted to Major.
In 1939 Oberstleutnant Meindl was given command of the 112th Mountain Artillery Regiment in Graz. As an Oberst he led the “Meindl Group” and made his very first parachute jump at Narvik. His transfer to the Luftwaffe followed on November 28th 1940, whilst commander of the “Assault Regiment Meindl” of the parachute troops.
In may 1941 Meindl parachuted into Crete near the Platanias Bridge, where he was shot through the chest. On February 26, 1942 Generalmajor Meindl became commander of the newly formed Luftwaffe Division Meindl in Russia and on September 26 he took over XIII. Fliegerkorps (later I Luftwaffe Field Corps). Meindl distinguished himself in the winter fighting in Russia, was named in the Wehrmachtbericht and on November 5, 1943 was promoted to commanding general of II Parachute Corps, which he led in the west on the invasion front and later at Cleves and in the Reichswald. Meindl’s corps fought with distinction at Goch and in the Wesel bridgehead. The Korps fought in Normandy and was virtually destroyed in the Falaise Pocket in 1944. The Korps was rebuilt and attached to 1st Fallschirm-Armee for the rest of the war. Meindl was taken prisoner and held until September 29, 1947.
Very rare reproduction Meindel 2'd Fallschirm Korp Badge. The badge has been made to reflect an original but we have changed some of the detail to prevent it being passed as an original. This badge was used by German Paratroopers of the II Fallschirm Korp. from late 1943 to May 1945. You cannot get hold of originals they are one of the rarest paratrooper badges around and would sell for approx £1000+ for a good example. Try a google search and see what you can find! This badge is in new condition and is perfect for re-enactors or collectors who want to compliment their Paratrooper collection.
Eugen Meindl was born in Donaueschingen Germany. He served with the artillery from 1912. In World War I he commanded a platoon and later a battery and subsequently served as adjutant with the 67th Artillery Regiment and with the Artillery Commander, 52nd Corps. He served with various artillery units in the Reichswehr. Promoted to Hauptmann in August 1924, he was then assigned to the Reichwehr Ministry on September 14, 1926 and spent the ten years there before being promoted to Major.
In 1939 Oberstleutnant Meindl was given command of the 112th Mountain Artillery Regiment in Graz. As an Oberst he led the “Meindl Group” and made his very first parachute jump at Narvik. His transfer to the Luftwaffe followed on November 28th 1940, whilst commander of the “Assault Regiment Meindl” of the parachute troops.
In may 1941 Meindl parachuted into Crete near the Platanias Bridge, where he was shot through the chest. On February 26, 1942 Generalmajor Meindl became commander of the newly formed Luftwaffe Division Meindl in Russia and on September 26 he took over XIII. Fliegerkorps (later I Luftwaffe Field Corps). Meindl distinguished himself in the winter fighting in Russia, was named in the Wehrmachtbericht and on November 5, 1943 was promoted to commanding general of II Parachute Corps, which he led in the west on the invasion front and later at Cleves and in the Reichswald. Meindl’s corps fought with distinction at Goch and in the Wesel bridgehead. The Korps fought in Normandy and was virtually destroyed in the Falaise Pocket in 1944. The Korps was rebuilt and attached to 1st Fallschirm-Armee for the rest of the war. Meindl was taken prisoner and held until September 29, 1947.
II Fallschirm Korp Badge
This badge was worn on the M43 sidecap and on occasions has been photographed being worn on the left breast of the luftwaffe field jackets. It is rarer than the standard WW2 German Army Paratroopers award badge and is one of the most sought after badges for collectors. The photographs do not do this badge justice, it is extremely detailed and very silver in colour - just like original issued badges.
New Condition Meindl Badge - II Fallschirm Korp Paratrooper Badge /German Paratrooper
Lightly Aged version of the Meindl Badge - II Fallschirm Korp Paratrooper Badge:
2'd Fallschirm Korp Badge Aged
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II Fallschirm Korp Badge Aged - Reverse
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Lightly Aged version of the Meindl Badge - II Fallschirm Korp Paratrooper Badge German Paratrooper
German Kreigsmarine Officers & Heer Generals Cap Badge Eagle - New
This is a top of the range WW2 German navy gilt metal peaked cap eagle badge. This is the best reproduction badge currently on the market. The detailing is extremely impressive. This would be a great addition to your Kreigsmarine U-boat hat. This eagle and swastica badge was also worn on the Army (Heer), Generals peaked cap. Check out the difference between this badge and a standard KM eagle.
German Kreigsmarine Officers & Heer Generals Cap Badge Eagle Lightly Aged
This is a top of the range WW2 German navy gilt metal peaked cap eagle badge. It is in lightly aged condition, perfect for aged or genuine WW2 Kriegsmarine caps. This is the best reproduction badge currently on the market. The detailing is extremely impressive. This would be a great addition to your Kreigsmarine U-boat hat. This eagle and swastica badge was also worn on the Army (Heer), Generals peaked cap. Check out the difference between this badge and a standard KM eagle.
German Kreigsmarine Officers & Heer Generals Cap Badge Eagle Heavily Aged
This is a top of the range WW2 German navy gilt metal peaked cap eagle badge. It is in heavily aged condition, perfect for very aged or genuine WW2 Kriegsmarine caps. This is the best reproduction badge currently on the market. The detailing is extremely impressive. The tarnishing is superb in a lovely grey/green black patina. It is exacly the same as the previous two eagles above but is much more heavily worn and aged.
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Kreigsmarine U Boat Badges
We have a separate category for German WW2 U-Boat badges you can get them here. |
German Whermacht Cap Wreaths
We have a separate category for German WW2 Metal badges, you can get them here. |
Luftwaffe Squadtron Badges
We have a separate category for German WW2 Luftwaffe Squadron badges, you can get them here. |
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