This is an identification guide for the different Gorgets worn during the 3rd Reich period. To the best of our knowledge, all the examples shown are original pre-1945 manufacture. If anyone …

German military police gorget from World War II. During the 18th and early 19th centuries, crescent-shaped gorgets of silver or silver gilt were worn by officers, mainly infantry, in most …

Reproduction Heer/Waffen SS Feldgendarmerie Gorget European Made- This expertly crafted gorget, made in the Czech Republic, closely resembles the Assmann model type. It features …

209GORGET11 - 1st pattern Front Fighters front plate of the First World War. This massive gorget plate features the Kaiser's Imperial crowned eagle above the Stahlhelm flanked by …

Unearth a certified WWII SS gorget brought back by a US veteran. Delve into history with this unique piece. Act now to explore its intriguing past!

This authentic Feldgendarmerie Gorget shows signs of typical service use, with visible wear consistent with its age. It is unmarked, but still retains its original cardboard backing, which …

As the tide of war changed for NSDAP Germany, the Feldgendarmerie became more popularly known by the pejorative “Kettenhunde” (Chained Dogs) for the gorget they wore with their …

Reddick Militaria's WWII German Army Feldgendarmerie Gorgets are top quality copies made in brushed aluminum alloy. They feature the correct high-relief Army Eagle, “Feldgendarmerie” …

The large and impressive gorget, of the type worn by Nazi Party standard bearers, is made of a brass alloy, which retains all of its beautiful, smooth, bronze finish. The German eagle and …

In the Imperial German Army until 1914, gorgets were worn as a special mark of distinction by certain elite units. Following WWI, German paramilitary and police organizations used gorgets …