WH (Army) Rank Devices

WH Rank Chevrons - Late War

Often refered to as "Late-War" Chevrons, this style of sleeve insignia was commonly worn with the M40 and later model tunics throughout the war. Available in Gefreiter and Obergefreiter ranks. These Corporal chevrons come with Subdued Tresse (braid)...

WH Rank Chevrons - Mid War

Often refered to as "Mid-War" Chevrons, this style of sleeve insignia was commonly worn with the M40 and later model tunics throughout the war. Available in Gefreiter and Obergefreiter ranks. These Corporal chevrons come with Silver Aluminum Tresse...

WH Rank Chevrons - Early War

Often refered to as "Early War" Chevrons, this style of sleeve insignia was commonly worn with the M36 Tunic but were also worn throughout the war on other tunic models. Available in Gefreiter and Obergefreiter ranks. These Corporal chevrons come with...

Camouflage Rank Insignia

New reproductions of the sleeve rank insignia for camouflage clothing. First introduced in 1942, this insignia was authorized for wear on the left sleeve of camouflage winter parkas, the wind blouse, tropical shirts, fatigues (HBT) and camouflage smocks...

WH Rank Pip - Mid War

"Mid -War" embroidered pip, for a Private 1st Class (Oberschutz) on Field-Grey Wool backing was commonly worn with the M40 and later model tunics throughout the war. Only one (1) rank pip was worn on the sleeve of the uniform.

WH Rank Pip - Early War

"Early War" embroidered pip, for a Private 1st Class (Oberschutz) on bottle green backing was commonly worn with the M36 Tunic but were also worn throughout the war on other tunic models. Only one (1) rank pip was worn on the sleeve of the uniform.

NCO Tresse-Sold by the foot

Braid used to to designate NCO rank on the tunic collar and shoulder boards. Available in Aluminum, Subdued and Tropical. Sold by the foot.It takes approximately three feet of braid to finish a collar and two shoulder boards.

Silver Rank Pips (Stern)-SOLD BY THE PAIR (2)

German made reproductions of the Silver Rank Pips (Stern) used to designate NCO rank on the shoulder boards. 17mm wide. Silver pips were also used on General's shoulder boards. Silver metal with split pins. SOLD BY THE PAIR (2).SOLD BY THE PAIR (2...