WWI German M1917 Steel Helmet StahlHelm- Marked ''Si 66'' , Made by Eisenhuette Silesia

WWI German M1917 Steel Helmet StahlHelm- Marked ''Si 66'' , Made by Eisenhuette Silesia

A World War II model German military dagger. Stainless steel straight double-edged blade, marked Solingen. Black rubber grip with crossguard. Steel scabbard with oak leaf decor and two suspension ring

Maker Marked Liner. Lite wear on liner. Helmet Straps in tact and in exceptional shape. Helmet is heat stamped as well

Poul Kjaerholm, Liege 'PK 24' chaise longue, 1965, H. 95 x 66 x 146 cm. Made by Fritz Hansen, Copenhagen, 2010. Stainless steel straps, matt, cognac-colored leather. Marked: manufacturer's label and p

Original WW2 M35 German Helmet

World War Two German Model 1942 Single Decal SS Helmet. Grey combat paint with foil Sig Runes decal, interior with leather liner and chinstrap. Interior rim stamped, "ckl 64 2879". Good condition with

Vintage pith helmet with German shields. Unknown authenticity. Likely reproduction shields

Silver pressed steel Army Jeep marked Metal Masters Co. Made in USA. Green Duesenberg Modl J car with rumble seat, unmarked. Green Ford Model A, unmarked, possibly AC Williams. Green sedan coupe, unma

This is a classic commercial diving helmet made by the Morse Diving Equipment Company in Boston, MA. This helmet was made shortly after World War II during great construction in the United States. Thi

A. LANGE & SÖHNE - a WW2 German military issue pilot watch head. Circa 1942. Stainless steel case. Case numbered FL23883, 211219. Signed manual wind movement, numbered 211219. Type B black dial w

Original rubber wheels, rubber tires marked Dunlop. Cars marked made in Western Germany. Marked super racer on both sides on front of car and Monza*15 on the rear of car. Friction working. All tin lit

In the 21st Century, diving helmets made by Joe Savoie have been recognized among historians and collectors as one of the most revolutionary helmet designs ever. The fact that each one of these helmet

Exceptional Etched and Gilded German, Augsburg Close Helmet. Approximately 13-inches tall. The steel helmet of traditional form, with two-piece skull joined along the crest o

GERMAN WW2 LARGE MEDICAL TOOL from AUSCHWITZ Large medical or technical tool, marked 'SS-Leichenausrustung KL Auschwitz' to each handle. Similar examples were discovered in 2014 and are NOW on display

H. 150 cm, Ø 66 cm. Made by Taito and Idman Oy, Vilhonvuorenkatu, after 1953. Tubular brass, brass sheet, textile, rattan. Marked: manufacturer's stamp TAITO and Idman.

GEORG JENSEN DENMARK Sterling Silver & Stainless Steel Paper Knife Letter Opener, marked Sterling at handle, blade made of stainless steel, measures 7 1/2 inches. Total weight 1.72 OZT. Sterling silve

Serial #145012-67 S.F.The band is not original - made in China. No Omega Stamp Mark on Bracelet. Condition- The bracelet is not Omega (marked stainless steel China). The second hand appears to run but

Poul Kjaerholm Fritz Hansen Lounger / chaise longue, model PK 24. Designed in 1965. Matt chrome-plated flat steel, basket weave covering, neck roll in black leather. 90 x 150 x 66 cm. Marked with stic

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, H. 78 x 58.5 x 57.5 cm. Made by Knoll International, New York. Chrome-plated steel, dark brown leather. Marked: Maker's label.

PAIR OF MIES VAN DER ROHE DESIGNED BARCELONA CHAIRS WITH FOOTSTOOLS. MADE FOR KNOLL. BLACK LEATHER AND POLISHED STAINLESS STEEL CHAIRS WITH MATCHING STOOLS. MARKED KNOLL INTERNATIONAL ON BOTTOM OF CUS

Paul Frankl for Johnson Furniture Company 'Station Wagon' dresser. Marked inside drawer. Drawer pulls made from leather straps. Measures 66" W x 22" D x 32" H. Condition report: good overall condition

Arguably the most desirable and collected diving helmet in the world, the United States Navy Mark V. This example was made during September 1942 by the A. Schraders Son Company, Division Of Scovill Mf

c. 1960; brass, steel, mahogany and leather; unsigned 30 x 50 x 26 in. (76.2 x 127 x 66 cm.) Provenance: the desk was custom made by John Vesey and published in Designers West September 1986, Volume 3

Complete suit of armor for field use, made in Nurnberg (Nuremberg), Germany, circa 1570, original in all parts; the helmet with a one-piece forged bell and a pointed visor, the chest piece with rust h