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We buy World War 2 militaria of every type and from every nation — German, American, Japanese, British, Soviet, Italian, and all Allied and Axis countries. Whether you have inherited a single medal from a veteran's estate, discovered a helmet in an attic, or are looking to sell an entire collection built over decades, we want to hear from you. Individual pieces and large lots are both welcome. Our collectors have over 50 years of combined experience and respond to every appraisal request within 10 minutes.
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Use the free appraisal form to upload clear photos of your item — front, back, any markings, and the overall condition. The more detail you provide, the more accurate our assessment.
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We respond within 10 minutes with a frank assessment of what your item is, what it's worth on the current market, and what we're prepared to pay. No lowball offers, no pressure.
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If you accept our offer, we arrange payment and shipping. We handle the logistics. You get paid promptly — no waiting, no auction fees, no uncertainty.
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Documents & Paperwork
Award documents (Urkunden), discharge papers, pay books, maps, and photographs.
What We Buy
Helmets & Headgear
We buy WW2 helmets from all nations and all branches. German helmets are among the most sought-after items in the militaria market — M35, M40, and M42 steel helmets in any condition, Luftwaffe helmets with original eagle decals, SS helmets with double decals, Fallschirmjäger paratrooper helmets, police helmets, and Luftschutz civil defence helmets. US M1 helmets with original liners and chinstraps, M1917A1 doughboy helmets, and airborne variants. Japanese Type 90 and Type 92 helmets. British Brodie helmets. Condition ranges from mint bring-backs to heavily used field pieces — we buy them all.
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Medals & Decorations
WW2 medals and decorations are among the most actively traded items in the militaria market. We buy German Iron Crosses at every grade — EK2, EK1, and Knight's Cross pieces with proper authentication. Combat badges including the Infantry Assault Badge, Panzer Badge, and Close Combat Clasp. Campaign medals, wound badges, and long service awards. US medals including the Purple Heart, Silver Star, Bronze Star, and campaign ribbons. Japanese Order of the Rising Sun, Order of the Golden Kite, and all campaign medals. British and Commonwealth medals. Complete groups with original cases and documentation are worth significantly more than loose medals.
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Uniforms, Tunics & Caps
WW2 uniforms and headgear in any condition. German officer tunics, enlisted field blouses, SS uniforms, Luftwaffe flight suits and leather jackets, Kriegsmarine naval uniforms, and tropical DAK uniforms. Visor caps from all branches — Heer, Luftwaffe, Kriegsmarine, SS, and political organisations. US Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Army Air Forces dress and field uniforms. Japanese military dress uniforms and field gear. Complete uniform groupings with insignia, medals, and documentation attached are the most valuable — but we buy individual pieces too.
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Insignia, Badges & Buckles
German belt buckles are a specialist area — we buy Heer, Luftwaffe, Kriegsmarine, SS, and political organisation buckles in all grades of condition. Collar tabs, cuff titles, shoulder boards, and sleeve insignia from all branches. Cap badges, breast eagles, and trade badges. SS runes, death's head insignia, and political party badges. US rank insignia, unit patches, division patches, and airborne wings. Japanese rank and unit badges. Insignia in original groupings with uniforms or documents is worth considerably more than individual pieces.
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Firearms & Weapons
We buy WW2 firearms and edged weapons with proper legal compliance. German pistols including the Luger P08 and Walther P38, K98 Mauser rifles, MP40 submachine guns, and flare pistols. US M1 Garand rifles, M1 Carbines, Colt 1911 pistols, and Thompson submachine guns. Japanese Nambu pistols and Arisaka rifles. Edged weapons including German Heer, Luftwaffe, SS, and SA daggers, Japanese shin-gunto and kai-gunto swords, and US fighting knives. Bayonets from all nations. All firearms transactions comply with applicable federal and state law — we work with licensed dealers where required.
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Documents & Paperwork
WW2 documents and paperwork are undervalued by most sellers and overlooked by most buyers — which means they represent some of the best value in the militaria market. German Soldbuchs (pay books), Wehrpasses (military passports), discharge papers, award documents (Urkunden), unit orders, maps, and personal letters. US separation papers, discharge documents, dog tags, unit histories, and personal correspondence. Japanese military documents and identification papers. Documents that accompany a helmet, uniform, or medal group dramatically increase the value of the entire grouping — always send photos of any paperwork you have.
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Field Gear & Equipment
WW2 field gear and equipment covers a wide range of items that saw direct use in the field. German gas mask canisters and masks, canteens, mess kits, entrenching tools, cartridge pouches, Y-straps, and bread bags. Holsters for German pistols — correct matching holsters add significant value to a pistol. Binoculars, compasses, and optical equipment. US web gear, cartridge belts, and pack equipment. Japanese field gear and personal effects. Items with unit markings, maker stamps, or dated production marks are more valuable than unmarked examples.
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Flags & Banners
WW2 flags and banners are among the most visually striking items in the militaria market and attract strong collector interest. German battle flags, unit standards, pennants, and political organisation flags. Bring-back flags taken by US and Allied soldiers as souvenirs are particularly sought after — especially when accompanied by the veteran's discharge papers or a letter describing where the flag was captured. US regimental colors and signal flags. Japanese hinomaru yosegaki good luck flags signed by soldiers' families are among the most historically significant Japanese items — each one is unique.
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Photo Albums & Trench Art
Veteran photo albums and unit photographs document the human side of WW2 and are increasingly sought after by collectors and historians. German soldier photo albums with identified subjects, unit photographs, and portrait photos. US veteran photo albums from the European and Pacific theatres. Trench art — items made by soldiers from battlefield materials — includes shell casing vases, lighters, rings, and carved items. Battle souvenirs and bring-backs of all kinds, including items taken from enemy positions. Provenance matters enormously here: a photo album with the veteran's name and unit identified is worth far more than an anonymous one.
Get a Free WW2 AppraisalA Note on Third Reich & SS Items
We buy German Third Reich and SS militaria strictly as historical artifacts for preservation and education. These items are part of the historical record of World War 2 and deserve to be preserved and studied.
We do not condone any political or hate groups. All items are treated with historical neutrality and respect. Our collection is maintained as an educational resource.
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