
Exact reproduction of the crucifix used by ww2 German Chaplains.This is a wonderful trace of a brutal part of our history, where soldiers seeked hope in Catholic religion.
Exact reproduction of the crucifix used by ww2 German Chaplains.This is a wonderful trace of a brutal part of our history, where soldiers seeked hope in Catholic religion.
SS chain entirely handmade, composed of 25 parts united together by circular rings.At the two ends there are two triangular hooks to attach the chain to a Dagger of the SS or a Gorget of the SS.
Karabiner 98k Sniper Rifle Miniature, a scale version of Germany’s main WWII service rifle fitted with optics. Selected accurate rifles were equipped with telescopic sights such as ZF39, ZF41, Ajack, Hensoldt or Kahles for sniper and sharpshooter roles.
Letter opener of a Bayonet of the 183rd "Nembo" paratroopers regiment
Letter opener of a Bayonet for Mauser K98 rifle.
We have created, through the lathe, the perfect (and individually hand-punched) replica of the cyanide capsule container produced by the SS and issued to personnel and senior officers during the Second World War.
Each box contains a standard poker card deck (52 card deck and 3 jokers) in an attractive golden box From Black Jack to Snap, these cards will help you rebuild the atmosphere of the trench war around a camp fire.
Each box contains a standard poker card deck (52 card deck and 3 jokers) in an attractive golden box From Black Jack to Snap, these cards will help you rebuild the atmosphere of the trench war around a camp fire.
Non-regulation Trench Art bracelet composed of elements based on the suspension chain of the 1936 SS chained dagger, with alternating links depicting the Totenkopf and SS runes. The design derives directly from the distinctive chain originally used to suspend the dagger.
Silver-toned metal ashtray featuring iconography associated with the SS: eagle, SS runes and edelweiss on the upper section, with an SS Totenkopf in the lower concave ash bowl. A decorative fantasy piece, sometimes described as a wartime propaganda item, though without firm documentary confirmation.
Walther P38 miniature, a scale reproduction of the German service pistol adopted in 1938 as the successor to the Luger P08. A display piece representing one of the most recognizable sidearms of the Second World War, noted for its modern profile and wartime production history.