SS Dienstvorschrift Nr.1

[Nigromontanus]

First of all, sorry, because this not really an uniform item, but I thought the experts might be here anyway. I own three SS-related items, which I would like to sell, because I try to concentrate on my usual fields. Please what to ask for:
1. SS-Dienstvorschrift Nr. 1 from 1938, MINT condition, but staples rusty
2. SS Taschenkalender from 1944, no writing inside
3. A cover for a matchbox, issued as an advertisement to join the Waffen-SS (my assumption).

Thank you in advance

[Nigromontanus]

1b

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3b

[Thälmannpionier]

hello,

the matchbox cover is a fantasy item produced in east europe..

the Soldatenkalender was sold on the estand a few Times...you could find price suggestions there.

If the Dienstvorschrift is legit, I guess its worth quite a bit..depends how much a collector is willing to pay.

[FrenchVolunteer]

Hi,

i think we already posted picture of our SS-Dienstvortchrift in the board, as for "uncommon SS-Hauptamt publications without pictures" the usual price is usually the one of a "rare" SS-Germanische Leithefte (from 70 to 110 Euros).
Only the "die-hard historians" may be interested by the SS-Hauptamt publications, but a lot of SS collectors like to have them in their collection.
We bought our on a berliner store a few months ago.

For a SS- Soldatenfreund 1944 mint (& unused) edition, we bought one (or two ?) on the E-stand for around 100 Euros, but two other were sold on m321 and another US website for 80 Euros and 100 usd (or less, i don't remember).
Usually the most important thing is the map, which may be missing from the little book.
It seemed that unused editions are more common than used ones.
This is a nice item to have for sure.

See You

Vince

[Nigromontanus]

Thank you. There is a map inside, which looks like having never been folded out.

[Nigromontanus]

Thank you for letting me know the matchbox piece is a fake. I fell very often in; my best aquisition from this area was a Ritterkreuz with case. Since then: no medals, no uniforms, only infantry related items.