This is the standard cap eagle (6.5cm wingspan) worn on other ranks/NCOs and occasionally on officer's caps. It is maker-marked FLL (Friedrich Linden, Ludenscheid) on the reverse. It is the second pattern eagle, with upswept tail feathers.

This is the second pattern Luftwaffe eagle (swept back tail), maker marked Bevo, Wuppertal. It was introduced around 1935 and worn on a white sleeveless vest. It would have been worn for athletics, etc.

These were worn on the lower left sleeve as a proficiency badge to show that the man had qualified for truck driving. It appears to be white cotton thread on a felted wool background, with the claws picked out in silk (or rayon).

Danzig air raid defence badge - a comparatively uncommon 3rd Reich lapel pin. Silver plate and coloured enamel on base metal, marked 'ges.gesch' to reverse. Three of these in stock, all in excellent condition.