Shop authentic WWII militaria and military collectibles for sale from the Gettysburg Museum of History’s own collection. This section brings together rare WW2 militaria: German SS uniforms and insignia, medals and badges, edged weapons, headgear, field gear, and hard-to-find relics from both the European and Pacific theaters. Every piece is an original wartime artifact, not a reproduction, so collectors and historians can buy WWII militaria with confidence.
Whether you are searching for an SS uniform, Third Reich awards, Allied equipment, or one-of-a-kind battlefield relics, each item is individually documented and sourced. New militaria is added regularly as pieces come out of the archive, making this one of the most active places online to buy authentic World War II artifacts.
All artifacts in this section are from the Gettysburg Museum of History’s collection/archives. Everything is 100% authentic; we carry only authentic artifacts in this section. All have been authenticated by The Gettysburg Museum of History. We offer museum documentation on all artifacts and relics sold by us. You will receive a document verifying the item’s authenticity. All money raised by the sale of artifacts helps to maintain the Gettysburg Museum of History. When you buy from us you are buying from one of the most trusted names in historic artifacts. Collectors also explore our Iron Cross medals and related German award groupings, each original and museum certified. Explore our Japanese WWII militaria for Imperial Japan artifacts and memorabilia, each original and museum certified.
Browse the collection by type: authentic Nazi flags, armbands, German helmets, SS helmets, SS daggers, SA daggers, German Army daggers, Iron Cross medals, Third Reich coins and SS rings, each collection made up of original pieces certified by the museum.
Questions buyers ask about our WWII militaria
Is everything in this WWII militaria collection authentic?
Yes, every artifact in this WWII militaria section is 100% authentic and has been authenticated by the Gettysburg Museum of History. Each piece is an original wartime artifact from the museum's collection and archives, not a reproduction. The museum was founded by its curator, Erik L. Dorr, who has appeared on many television shows appraising, buying and selling historical artifacts. When you buy from us, you are buying from one of the most trusted names in historic artifacts.
What proof of authenticity comes with my purchase?
Every artifact sold by the museum comes with museum documentation: a document verifying the item's authenticity. The Gettysburg Museum of History offers this documentation on all artifacts and relics it sells, and each item in this section comes from the museum's collection and archives. All relics sold by the museum are guaranteed to be 100% authentic, and money raised by these sales helps maintain the museum.
Does the museum buy WWII militaria, or accept donations and loans?
Yes, the Gettysburg Museum of History is actively acquiring artifacts for exhibition, and you can sell, donate or loan a piece to the museum. If you have a special relic from World War II, World War I, the American Civil War, the Presidencies or pop culture, loaning it to the museum allows others to enjoy and learn from your piece of history. Tell us about your artifact on the Donate, Sell or Loan Your Artifacts page.
How does shipping work?
Orders ship by USPS Priority Mail to the billing address within the United States, usually going out in 3 to 5 days. You will receive an email with tracking information once your order is ready to ship, and during high-volume periods shipping may take a little longer. Prefer to collect in person? Choose the Local Pick-Up option and pick up your order at the museum during open hours. Full details are in our shipping and returns policy.
Can I see these WWII artifacts in person?
Yes, you can visit the Gettysburg Museum of History at 219 Baltimore St, Gettysburg, PA 17325, open Wednesday through Sunday, 11 am to 5 pm, with free admission. Buying from a museum means you can also walk through the exhibits, ask about a piece in person, and collect a Local Pick-Up order during the same hours. Directions are on our Find Us page.
What is your return policy?
To return an item, please contact us at gettysburgmuseumofhistory.com or call the museum at (717) 337-2035 before sending anything back, then mail the item, packed properly, to the Gettysburg Museum of History, 219 Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, PA 17325. A 20% restocking fee is taken from the refund on returns and cancellations, and the buyer covers return postage. Orders are packed with great care, and if anything arrives damaged, please contact us so we can replace the riker box if necessary. Each listing gives as many details and photos as possible, so you know what you are buying. Full terms are in our shipping and returns policy.