Photo of a young boy, notice loops on pocket which most likely means that the jacket was reissued.

This is a 2nd Lt. in the engineers, and winner of the war merit cross with swords 2nd class, Russian front medal and, black wound badge.                        

Luftwaffe Private, Hubert was a Luftwaffe soldier . Photo taken in Tirol, on 2 January 1943

A Private in Parade uniform

A SSgt. in parade uniform, he is winner of the Shooting lanyard, and 4yr service medal.

Snap Shot of a German Heer Platoon, a good one if I do say-so myself. This photo was taken in Koerbelitz.

Photo of a solider with MG 34, notice the Mausers in the background.

Photo of soldiers in Prag, notice the man with the weird pipe

Photo of an NCO in Parade Tunic

Photo of soldiers in Training

Navy officer with family, notice dagger

A Private in Parade uniform

Photo of two Friends in Arms. Notice EKII, EKI, Infantry Assault Badge, black wound badge and War Merit Cross With Swords 2nd Class.

A photo of a Captain, winner of the, EKII, Bronze SA Sports badge, 10 year NSDAP Service medal, and Silver Wound Badge.

This is a Corporal, who is winner of EKII, EKI. This photo was sent to this mans wife on her Birthday in 1940.

Hand colored photo of Kriegsmarine solider.

RAD "farming" potatoes, Photo taken in May of 1943

Photo of four Comrades, Photo taken in May of 1943

RAD cleaning the latrine, Photo taken in May of 1943

Photo of three Comrades in the RAD, Photo taken in May of 1943

RAD at Chow, Photo taken in May of 1943

Photo of Hans Heinrich Mach who is winner of EKII, EKI and Knights Cross!!!

Hans Heinrich Mach was awarded the Knights Cross on 15.11.1941 as an Oberleutnant und Kompanie Chef 7/Grenadier Regiment 220. He was killed in the combat around Newel on 10.11.1943 as a Hauptmann and Bataillon Kommandeur.

A Capt. who is a veteran of WWI, and is winner of, the The Knight's Cross with Swords of the Royal House Order of Hohenzollern (center of Ribbon bar), EKI and EKII (far left of ribbon bar) 1914, WWI Black wound Badge, and Hindenburg Cross (far Right of ribbon bar). The photo was taken in 1937.

Crew of a Maxim Machine gun.

Photo of Great Comrades.

Photo of a platoon of Japanese soldiers

Flak Crew, notice the helmets in the 4th photo, its an all around view.

A German solider gets married. He is winner of the The March 13, 1938 Commemorative Medal, the The October 1 1938 Commemorative Medal, the Commemorative Medal for the Crusade Against Communism, and if you look on his left arm you will see a small part of the Krim badge.

A Luftwaffe Obergefreiter. He is winner of the Russian Front Medal.

A German Walking down the street.

Adolf Hitler Cigarette cards

Three boys in the DJ

Sketch drawn 3 days after Hitler's last birthday.

A Private photo of Knights cross winner, and Fallschirmjäger, Haptmann Andreas Hagl. Hagl was one of the first men to join the Fallschirm Infanterie Kompanie. His death was a very horrible one, He was captured by Italian partisans in July of 1944 and then He was striped naked, covered in honey, tied up and hung over an ant hill. . . the ants ate him alive.

2 photos of and SD Sturmscharführer. Notice SD patch and no SS on the Right collar tab. He is Winner of the SA sports badge, DRL sports badge, and a 4 year service medal to the SS. And in the family photo the woman on the far left is winner of the Mothers Cross in Bronze

This is a photo of Oberst Carl Becker and General Helge Auleb

A German Sailor named Michel in his blue uniform. This photo was taken in Gelsenkirchen-Horst in 1940.

A photo of a Couple who were just married. Notice War merit cross ribbon and the Russian Front medal Bar.

Photo of 3 brothers

Two photos of the same solider. One taken in 1941, the other in 1943

Photo of a Private in Parade Uniform

Photo of A bust of Adolf Hitler.

Photo of five Comrades in the RAD

Solider who successfully completed boot camp.

Photo of a Private in Parade Uniform

A photo of a Couple who were just married. Notice War merit cross ribbon and the Russian Front medal Bar.

Soldiers Marching

A photo of 6 battle weary men standing beside a fallen comrade's grave.

A group of photos of Luftwaffe airmen, two of whom are holders of the German Cross in Gold.

German Luftwaffe Feldwebl (sergeant), and veteran of the Spanish Civil war, with his wife. He has been awarded (left to right) the Spanish Cross, the Iron Cross 2nd Class, Iron Cross 1st Class, The Air Gunner's badge. On his Medal bar he has the Service medal, Occupation medal for the Sudetenland, The Spanish Cross of Merit, and the Spanish Falange Medal of Heroism.

German Soldier who has been awarded the War Merits Cross with Swords 2nd Class, and the Russian Front medal.

German Sailor

Photo of German soldier with the Iron Cross 2nd, and First class.

German Soldiers in Afrika wearing Pith helmets, and a side cap.

German Army Soldier

German Army Corporal who was in the Hitler youth, and won the SA Sports badge, War Merits Cross with Swords and Occupation medals.

Soldiers with Nurse.

Police

Afrika Korps Air force soldier

Hitler youth boy

Rare photo of Luftwaffe men in SS camo. Most likely Hermann Goering's Division.

Nazi Party Member

Germans shooting Mp-40, and Lugers.

Germans Playing with Luger and gas masks.

Group of photos that displays Luftwaffe men playing Hockey during the war.

Group of photos of Hitler youth Flakhelferen (Flak Helpers).

Afrikakorps soldier before he goes to Africa in 1941.

Germans victoriously posing in front of the Eiffel Tower.

A German Regimental sign held by a stuffed bear.

German soldiers salute a fallen comrade who they had most likely just been in combat with earlier in the day.

Dead Soviet tankers of a KV-1 Tank. Notice in the first photo, that the boots have been taken, and in the foreground the right pocket is inside out, meaning either the Soviets took the boots of these men before they retreated, and also looked through the pockets, or the Germans did it after they liberated the area of Soviet control.

Funeral of an Air Force soldier.

Germans and a Soviet soldier meeting on the River Bug in Poland in October 1939. Ironically they would be fighting in a little over a year and a half later. It reads on the back "To the memory of my meeting with Soviet soldiers on the River Bug in October 1939.

Luftwaffe Halftrack 2cm Flak crew. Notice the Feldwebel with the Iron Cross 1st Class.

A Sturmgeschuetz anti-tank gun moving forward.

It's pretty obvious what's going on here.

Two German comrades on the day they received their Iron Cross 2nd class. It is dated 1943.

Kriegsmarine Sailor with a signal device.

Konstantin Hierl, leader of the States Work Service (Reichsarbeitsdienst).

Soldiers behind a Pak36 anti tank gun.

French and Germans go over surrender documents.

Heer (Army), Luftwaffe (Air Force), Kriegsmarine (Navy), and Waffen-SS men posing together.

Photo of three dead British soldiers taken by German, who was probably in the advance into France in May of 1940. The soldier in the middle clearly has a head wound, while he also holds the hand of one of his comrades, even in death. This might be due to a German soldier placing the hand on the other since these men have obviously (probably) been searched. One of the saddest photos I've ever seen.

Dead Soviet soldier, who was probably exposed to the elements for awhile.

Feldwebel (Sergeant)

A PAK36 (Anti-tank gun) team waits for it's prey.

A candid portrait of Helmut Valtiner who was a Gefreiter and Spähtruppführer in the 1./Gebirgs-Jäger-Regiment143 of 6th Gebirgs-Division while fighting in the Metaxas positions in Greece. For his bravery in the Greek campaign Helmuth Valtiner was awarded the Knights Cross on the 13^th of June, 1941. By the end of the war, Valtiner was an Oberfeldwebl and a Platoon leader. He died in 1987.

Luftwaffe officer with Iron Cross First Class. On the back it is written "In continual heartfelt thought from you thankful Helmut.
Summer, 1944."

Officer eating with his men.

Der "Spiess" (The Spike) with his officer.

Lance Corporals showing off their chevrons.

German Ship

Officer with crusher cap

Feldwebl Schillbach who died in battle in April 1942.

On the Russian steppe

"Achtung!"

Bunker

Soviet women parading after being liberated by German soldiers.

Soldier with his proud family.

A German lance corporal, and a the "Spiess" mourn the death of their comrade.