Bought new last year and realized it was the wrong size, unused condition.

This metal sign for the Reich Labour Service (Reichsarbeitsdienst or RAD), specifically the "Arbeitsdank" (Labor Thanks) organization. The RAD was a major paramilitary organization in Nazi Germany established to reduce unemployment, militarize the workforce, and indoctrinate it with Nazi ideology. The Arbeitsdank was a welfare organization within the RAD, providing assistance to members who were injured or in need. All RAD members were required to contribute to the Arbeitsdank. The sign features the RAD emblem: a shovel and two stalks of wheat, overlaid on a shield with a swastika. The words "ARBEIT" (work) and "DANK" (thanks) are written in a circle around the emblem. This symbol represented the RAD's mission to instill respect for manual labor and promote physical fitness. The motto "Arbeit adelt" ("work ennobles") was used to promote the RAD. The RAD was established in 1935, and service was compulsory for young German men for six months. The organization was divided into sections for men and women. The Arbeitsdank was established in 1933 as part of the National Socialist Labor Service (NSAD), a precursor to the RAD. I have three of these types of signs if you buy all three $1275 or $475each. Can ship anywhere, Please see my other ads for military collectables,

As it reads an active recognition and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms. Personally, signed by John Diefenbaker, and made out to Coleen Smith. Overall, excellent condition. 30x24” frame Can ship anywhere in Canada, Please see my other ads for rare and collectible, posters, accessories, and firearms.

German enamel sign with the phrase "Arbeit adelt!" which translates to "Work ennobles!" in English. This slogan was used in Nazi Germany, reflecting the regime's emphasis on the value and importance of labor. The sign features a swastika, a symbol of the Nazi party, along with a gear and stalks of wheat, representing industry and agriculture, respectively. Enamel signs like this were commonly used for advertising and signage between 1880 and 1950 due to their durability. They are made by fusing a vitreous, glass-like coating onto a metal base, creating a hard and long-lasting finish. The presence of rust and tarnished rivets on the sign suggests that it is likely a genuine vintage piece. I have three of these signs available, which can be purchased for $1250 altogether or $475each. Can ship anywhere, Please see my other ads for rare and collectable items

Take your pic of this discontinued ammunition hard to find! $100 for each box. Only 2 box’s of .32 Special left. Can ship anywhere in Canada. Please see my other ads for rare and collectable ammunition, rifles and accessories

Excellent Piece for any World War collection. Framed 20”x30” size Can ship anywhere, Please see my other rare and collectible, posters, accessories, and firearms

Nazi-era enamel sign for Hövelhof, Germany, likely dating from the World War II period. The sign features the number "6/204" at the top, a stylized shovel and wheat symbol in the center, a swastika emblem, and the name "Hövelhof" at the bottom. It is likely a marker or identifier related to the local administration or organization during that time. I have three of these signs that can be purchased for $1250 or $475each Can ship anywhere, Please see my other ads for rare Militaria,

Excellent for any room! Can Ship anywhere in Canada, Please see my adds,

WW2 Canadian Marked and war Dated slings $110. Let me know which year you are looking for- 1940, 1941,1942,(1943-sold out),1944 & 1945 very good original condition. Brass and black steel clasps available. Canadian with C Board Arrow marked are $85 Unmarked slings are $60 white parade slings $65 Can Ship anywhere in Canada. Please see my other adds for collectable accessories and firearms.

Excellent if you have a project on the go for an M1 grande. Can ship anywhere, See my other ads.

*In new condition rear stock only* and ready for you. Can ship anywhere in Canada,

RICASSO MARKED: "U.S.M.C.", OTHER-SIDE MARKED: "CAMILLUS, N.Y.", LEATHER WASHER GRIP, METAL POMMEL, NO VISIBLE MARKINGS, BLACK LEATHER SCABBARD, NO VISIBLE MARKINGS, BLADE APPROX. 7" & OAL APPROX. 12". Can Ship Anywhere, Please see my other Collectable Accessories and Rifles.

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In new condition can ship anywhere anywhere in Canada please see my other rare and collectable rifles and accessories

Bayonets are British. $65each. Canadian marked Long branch $85 each see pics I also have Canadian Marked scabbards only for $40. can ship anywhere in Canada just add $20. Please see my other adds for rare and collectible rifles and accessories.

Here do you have a heavy piece of ammunition very cool for any collection. Please see pictures for description. Please see my other ads for rare and collectable military.

This item was typically placed outside of Canadian recruitment offices during World War II. It is a picture placed over a cut out plywood soldier. These items are very rare due to their size and limited production. Excellent for any collectors. * I can also offer with a payment plan up to 90 days with a deposit. Can ship anywhere, please see my other ads for rare and collectable military items.

Like new condition for your collection, can ship anywhere in Canada. Please see my other adds for rare and collectible firearms and accessories.

Something you don’t see every day is this Jungle Carbine fitted with a zebra African hardwood stock. Comes complete with a newer 1944 Dated sling. This is an incredibly good condition rust or pitting anywhere.   can ship anywhere in Canada, Please see other ads for and collectable firms and accessories,

Canadian Pacific Coast Militia Rangers (PCMR) fighting knife from World War II. The PCMR was a home guard/militia unit formed in early 1942 specifically to defend British Columbia’s west coast against a potential Japanese invasion after Pearl Harbor. They were part of Canada’s Reserve Army, composed mostly of older men, hunters, outdoorsmen, and locals familiar with the rugged terrain. They patrolled remote areas, watched for enemy activity, and were trained in guerrilla tactics, demolitions, and small arms. PCMR knives were often improvised or field-modified from available surplus parts due to equipment shortages for these volunteer units. A common (and well-documented) type was conversions of old Ross rifle bayonets (Canadian WWI-era .303 Ross bayonets, which were plentiful and obsolete by WWII). These were cut down, reshaped into a broad fighting/utility blade (clip point, single-edged with some curve), fitted with a simple wooden handle (often riveted or pinned), and given a metal guard/crossguard.   A broad, darkened carbon steel blade with patina/wear typical of field use or age. •  Wooden handle secured by pins/rivets. •  Metal bolster/guard with markings but this is likely misread or a coincidental stamp; PCMR examples sometimes have odd or repurposed markings from surplus parts. Can ship anywhere in Canada please see my other answers for very collectable accessories