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$75.00
A really rare leaflet dropped by German Propaganda Units on Soviet Trenches to try and get them to surrender. Translation This pass is valid for an unlimited number of commanders and soldiers of the Red Army who cross over to the side of the German troops. The bearer of this, not wishing senseless bloodshed for the interests of Jews and commissars, leaves the defeated Red Army and crosses over to the side of the German Armed Forces. German officers and soldiers will receive the one crossing over well, feed him and arrange work for him. Commanders and fighters of the Red Army! Your situation is hopeless.The iron ring of German troops is tightening tighter and tighter around you.You lack ammunition, supplies, and food; your rulers and leaders are incapable of anything, they flee and abandon you to fate.Many of you have been oppressed until now, deprived of rights — now you are being used only to defend their regime. Your struggle is useless!Is it really permissible that your command, out of stubbornness, still drives you mercilessly to inevitable death?No — your life is dear! Save it for a better future and for your families. Cross over to the Germans — there you will find good treatment and food, as well as a quick return home. Hurry!In the areas occupied by them, the Germans have already begun resolving the land question. Red Army soldiers, do not delay, otherwise you will be left without land! Headline (Russian): “Beat the Jew–political commissar, his mug begs for a brick!”(antisemitic slogan, repeated twice on the page) Top image caption:“Commissars and political instructors force you into senseless resistance.” Bottom image caption:“Drive away the commissars and cross over to the Germans.Cross to the Germans using either the slogan or the pass:” Final Comments: This is an extremely rare historical item and is only sold for historical purposes. They are filled with propaganda, disinformation, and hate speech.
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$375.00
Here we have a very nice set as found, German Officers Map case with the contents. We decided to leave it as is, inside is a Map of Frankfurt (Oder) – Seelow Battle Area, Maps of the city of Paris and a very nice and quite rare Wehrmacht WaA Marked Ruler and pencil.
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$285.00
Soldbuch Issued to Erich Pormann from Berlin Lichtenberg in August 1939. Served in: Kraftfahr Abt 608 The Supply Column Division 608 was established on August 26, 1939, in Military District IV with seven large motorized columns as an army unit for the 16th Army. On December 1, 1942, the division was reorganized as Motorized Division 608 with six companies. In 1944/45, the division was subordinate to Army Group North. It seems that Pormann made it back to Germany – as he was in a hospital in Rudolstadt in Feb of 1945. Nice various entries for foreign weapon systems, as well as an Iron Portion, FührerPaket. There is a very interesting fold out at Infantry School – He was shooting the L.M.G 13 and Italian Rifle… It seems that Erich Pormann made it back to Berlin in 1945 his home city, where on the 10.09.1945 – he died in in Friedrichsfelde – due to a weak heart among other complications.
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$695.00
Original board game, not too common to find these complete nowadays. Seems to be all there, some damage to the box as seen.
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$595.00
Original WWII German Board Game ” Das grosse Belagerungsspiel” As found condition, these seem to be quite rare with the original box.
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$65.00
Here we have a Wehrpass Pouch Still closes although one side seems to be busted.
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Really interesting, original Dog Tag for a member of the Feld Ausbildungs Batl of the the Wiking. Found in this year in the ground. Price includes Shipping World Wide
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$5,130.00
Extremely Rare Images of Rommel In Denmark Taken By General Gause.
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$275.00
A Funktagebuch (“radio logbook” in German) was a crucial document used onboard German naval vessels and U-boats during World War II. It played an essential role in recording all radio communications and associated activities, which were critical for operational security, coordination, and post-mission analysis. Purpose of the Funktagebuch: Record of Communications: All incoming and outgoing radio messages (Funkverkehr) were logged, including: Encrypted messages (Enigma) Plaintext communications Orders from high command (e.g., Befehl von BdU – “Order from U-boat Command”) Contact reports, weather reports, and distress signals Technical Logging: Times of transmission and reception (in 24-hour UTC/GMT format) Frequencies and call signs used Message identification numbers Signal strength and reception quality Security and Accountability: Ensured that messages were properly received, decoded, and acknowledged Served as an official record in case of investigation or loss of vessel Could be reviewed by Kriegsmarine command (BdU – Befehlshaber der U-Boote) for performance and procedural compliance