This lot features a grouping of German military and police items dating from the Imperial German period through the early World War II era. Included is a pre WWII German tornister backpack constructed of green canvas with leather straps and a fur covered flap. The interior leather tab is stamped "Hans Deuter 1936 Augsburg," identifying the well known German maker. The pack retains its original leather attachment hardware and straps, though the shoulder straps are no longer present and one of the tope blanket straps if broken off. Period handwriting appears on the leather mounting tab reading "Uffz. Buhler 11086", likely identifying a former owner or soldier who carried the pack.

Also included is a Feuerschutzpolizei (fire protection police) officer's visor cap. The cap features dark blue wool construction with red piping along the crown and a black visor with leather chin strap. The front displays a silver police eagle badge. The interior retains the original lining with maker crest, though the plastic covering over the interior emblem is deteriorating. The cap shows age and handling wear with a large tear and a smaller tear in the sweatband.

The lot further includes a pair of Waffen SS artillery shoulder boards with black center fields bordered by silver braid and red wool backing. Additionally, there is a small Banner with the plastic covering disintegrating. Also included is an Imperial German enlisted man or NCO belt buckle bearing the traditional crown and "Gott Mit Uns" motto. Two Iron Cross medals are present, both showing 1813 on the reverse and 1939 with the swastika on the other side. Overall the items show age, storage wear, and period use but remain identifiable examples of German militaria from the Imperial and early WWII era.