World War Two Militaria
Do you have World War Two militaria to sell? Buyandsellwwii.com pays a fair price. Above is a number of WW2 items we have recently purchased from collectors across the country.
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WW2 Militaria Stories
Real accounts of collections we've acquired — GI bringbacks, veteran lots, rare German awards, and the history behind each piece. Every item tells a story worth preserving.
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Buyers of Nazi Memorabilia
We are buyers of Nazi memorabilia. It is a sensitive subject, but this history must be preserved so others can learn. Here is part of a large collection we recently purchased — the collector specialised in plaques and Adolf Hitler patriotic medals and cased awards.
Read StoryWe Purchase WW2 Militaria
We purchase WW2 militaria. Here we have an update to our Canadian D-Day Veteran award haul. We were lucky enough through respected US Militaria dealer Dave Wyatt to find a near mint SS 25 year service medal which perfectly matches the case and ribbon that we already had.
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We are extremely happy and proud that we were given the opportunity to buy this lot of totally mint unissued German WWII medals that were taken by a Canadian Infantry Soldier named Lyle Stockwell who landed at Juno Beach on D-Day. We purchased these beautiful medals direct from his grandson Pete.
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As WW2 buyers, we have acquired many types of items. Above is a recent purchase of mostly common items — daggers, buckles, medals, German iron crosses, a Nazi flag, a souvenir belt, and more. What makes this purchase unique is the Luftwaffe Hanhart Pilot watch.
Read StoryWW2 Vet Bringbacks
Here is another interesting WW2 Vet bringback from Florida — a P38 Pistol and holster alongside its capture papers allowing the US Serviceman to take it back to the USA. A mixture of small stickpins, collar insignia, a DRK aluminium belt buckle, and 2 Deutsches Kreuz in Gold.
Read StoryWW2 Anti-Partisan Badge
Here we are pleased to show a very rare and desirable WW2 Anti-Partisan badge in Silver — this is the so-called type 3 model by the prestigious firm of Juncker. Anyone familiar with these badges will know that due to being made of zinc, they are mostly found with very little original finish remaining.
Read StoryWW2 GI Souvenirs
Do you have WW2 GI souvenirs for sale? Here is a fantastic US Veteran lot we just purchased from the grandson of Joseph P. Catera. He was a cook in the Army and also played trombone in the Army band. He was Italian and lived in Oakland when he was deployed.
Read StoryBF109 Tail Fin Swastika
Do you have a BF109 Tail Fin Swastika for sale? Contact us today — we pay fairly and quickly. At the top is a tail fin cut off brought back by a US GI. The Messerschmitt BF109 was a critical tool in the Luftwaffe's arsenal, in service from 1937 in the Spanish Civil War.
Read StoryWW2 German SS Flag
Do you have a WW2 German SS flag for sale? We pay top dollar for WW2 militaria such as flags. Above is an SS flag that came from US GI George Shelton. Mr. Shelton found two SS flags at the Luitpold Stadium on April 21, 1945 — three days after it had been a battle site.
Read StoryWW2 SS Tabs and Eagles
Do you have WW2 SS tabs and eagles to sell? You have come to the right place — we pay top dollar for all WWII militaria. SS tabs were prized souvenirs for GIs to bring home. The SS were the most skilled and dangerous of all the German military.
Read StoryPearl Harbor Artifacts
Pearl Harbor artifacts are some of the most interesting items one can collect. December 7, 1941 was truly a day that lives in infamy. The United States was caught by surprise and thousands of men lost their lives. Any item that comes from that day has a way of speaking to people.
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Here we have some WW2 collectibles purchased from The Advanced Collection that Keeps on Giving — including an excellent group of Luftwaffe Citations to the same bomber pilot Dirk Hofkes who served with Kampfgeschwader Hindenburg 1, who fought in Poland, France, Belgium, and the Battle of Britain.
Read StoryWW2 Japanese Flag
Do you have a WW2 Japanese flag for sale? We pay top dollar for WWII militaria. Above is a photo of United States soldiers posing with a Japanese souvenir flag trophy. GIs were notorious for collecting souvenirs to send home — in the Pacific Theatre, a flag was a prime trophy.
Read StoryNational WWII Museum Donation?
Thinking of donating to the National WWII Museum? That is a good idea as they do a lot of positive things. However, have you ever thought about selling your items to collectors who will appreciate your militaria and share it with their community?
Read StoryLTC Robert J. Frost
These 5 pieces of Adolf Hitler silverware in the Formal pattern were liberated from Hitler's Munich Apartment by LTC Robert J. Frost. While such silverware is available, it is rarer to get examples with cast-iron provenance as to where they were actually found.
Read StoryMilitary Store
Looking for a military store to sell your WWII items? You have come to the right place — we buy WW2 militaria. We are different from other sites as we do not sell items on this website. We focus all of our efforts on giving you a fair and quick offer.
Read StoryWW2 German Militaria
WW2 German militaria was collected by US GIs during WWII. They loved finding items of interest and sending them home to friends and family — from a simple patch taken from a German POW to a large bronze bust of Adolf Hitler. If it was German, they packed it up and sent it home.
Read StoryNazi Memorabilia
Selling Nazi memorabilia can make people justifiably uncomfortable. We understand. The Nazis were an evil organization, but it is important to keep the history preserved. We collect these items because it is our duty as historians to be the custodians of items both good and bad.
Read StoryHitler's DR Utensils
Here we have a set of eight pieces of Hitler's DR utensils. These were used on his private train, the Führersonderzug, in the dining cars. They are produced by Bruckmann and have the locomotive maker stamp. Seven are stamped 244 and one knife stamped with the rarer 242.
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