U-Boot "Tigerhay"

Submarine "Tigerhay", out of wood, drive not checked, part. paint d., C 2

Bing, U-Boot um 1905, Germany VK, 30 cm, Blech, UW ok, min. LM, Okt Z 2-, mit Schluessel + Anleitung, Z 2

Marklin, submarine, Germany pw, 28 cm, tin, cw defective, very nice original condition, C 1

Marklin, Submarine, Germany pw, tin, drive not checked, part. repainted, lock of lookout missing

Maerklin, Submarine, Germany pw, tin, cw is stuck, C 1-

Arnold, U Boot, Germany, 33 cm, Blech, UW ok, Okt Z 1, Z 1

Marusan, Jet Torpedo Submarine, Japan, tin, crank drive ok, paint d., C 2-3

Arnold, submarine no 2005, Germany pw, 30 cm, tin, cw ok, paint d., rust d., ropes supplemented, C 3

German WWII Kriegsmarine U-Boat U-Boot Ring, veterans estate, 100% authentic.

Arnold, U-Boot, Germany, 30 cm, Blech, UW ok, LM, Z 2

Arnold, Submarine U29, Germany pw, tin, cw ok, C 1-

CHR, Soucoupe Plongeante U-Boot, France, 26 cm, Kst, ungepruft, Okt, Z 2

Corgi Toys, Yellow Submarine Beatles U Boot, England, 1:43, Druckguss, Okt Z 1-, Z 1-

Bing, U-Boot, Germany VK, 28 cm, Blech, UW defekt, LM, Z 3

Bing, U-Boot, Germany VK, 24 cm, Blech, ohne Antrieb, LM, Z 2

JEP, Submarine, France, tin, cw defective, min. paint d., part. repainted

Arnold, U-Boot Nr. 2005, Germany, 30 cm, Blech, UW defekt, LM, Z 2

Marusan, U-Boot TM108, Japan, 25 cm, Blech, Antrieb ok, LM, Z 2

132 Kunststoff-Torpedos (Laenge 30 mm) zum U-Boot im Massstab 1:200 (Vorkrieg), komplett unbemalt, ueberwiegend neuwertig (Wiking Schiffe)

Marusan, submarine, Japan, 26 cm, tin, drive ok, C 1-

Submarine, Germany pw, tin, cw ok, part. paint d., ship's screw rusty, C 2

GERMAN WW2 CIGARETTE CASE U-BOOT U-96, 1942 As you can see the case has an emblem and engraved for U-96 U-Boat. Selling on consignment. Authentication is unknown. Please note: last image is for sample

U-boat nameplates. Nameplates from Uboot, unheard of in the collector's trade. Each equipment on the ship had its own plate with a description of the device, chest, tools, engine compartments, torpedo

U-boat nameplates. Nameplates from Uboot, unheard of in the collector's trade. Each equipment on the ship had its own plate with a description of the device, chest, tools, engine compartments, torpedo