"On the first page alone of 60 ads,I counted 37 Swastikas illustrated on coins,stamps,literature etc.etc.I haven,t checked the remaining 88940+ but would suggest there are many more infringements." - I guess you didn't read eBay's Offensive Materials Policy then; nor my posts 12 and 17.
To reiterate:
The following items may be listed:
- Media such as historical photos, magazines, books and art, provided that such material doesn't perpetuate or glorify violence, intolerance or racial stereotyping
- Items related to the Civil Rights Movement
- Stamps, letters, and envelopes displaying Nazi postmarks
- Currency issued by the Nazi Germany government, including military scripts
- Historically accurate WWII military model kits that have Nazi symbols
- Historical and religious items that bear a swastika if they are made before 1933 and are not related to Nazism
Your item is a physical object produced after 1933 which identifies it to the Nazi regime. Such objects attract a certain section of society who regard the ownership of such an object as a status symbol. eBay have obviously set their policy so as not to encourage such people to the platform. That is their prerogative.
Your item is not illegal in itself (in this country anyway) and as I suggested previously you would be better placing it in an auction house sale with online bidding (which most have these days) and who run regular militaria sales. Good luck.
