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A stunning original Götz von Berlichingen cuff title in uniform removed condition. The cuff title is still full length and in very good worn condition. The Götz von Berlichingen division was the only Waffen-SS division to have served exclusively at the western front. They have seen heavy actions in Normandy fighting besides the Fallschirmjäger regiment 6. This exact cuff title is mentioned in the book Panzer Feldjacke, Schiffer volume III. Hard to upgrade cuff title, simply stunning!

A very nice pre war messkit marked SMM28 indicating production by Süddeutsche Metallwarenfabrik, Mussbach in 1928. This is the first inter war period messkit I’ve found. It still retains up to 80% of its original grey paint.

A nice original belt buckle with lots of patina, found in Germany lately, never been in a collection. If you’re looking for a honest belt buckle with lots of patina that’s never been in a collection this is it. The buckle still retains most of its original paint and has never been cleaned.

A nice prewar brown leather mapcase named to Feldwebel Kranthan in good used condition.

A very nice and matching Bluegrey brush painted gasmask canister named to Gefreiter Koßmann. The gasmask is nicely painted with the same colour and is original to the canister with straps. A very nice wartime field painted gasmask canister in nice been there and uncleaned condition. Comes out of the woodwork in Germany, never been in a collection!

A very nice Waffen-SS Zeltbahn with nice bright colours. The Plane tree overprint is a nice and rare camouflage type. The Zeltbahn is in very used condition with some of its originally sewn buttons. The Zeltbahn has a few holes and damages to the stitching near the headhole. Other then that it’s a very nice display piece and would very nicely decorate a mannequin!

A scarce buckle! The aluminum buckle is marked 155/40 indicating production by Assmann in 1940. These buckles in aluminum where only produced for several months when the order came to halt the production in aluminum and switch to steel early in 1940. Hard to find buckle and a essential piece for the specialized buckle collector.

A very nice tan painted trench/sniper periscope. The periscope is in good working condition with clear optics. The periscope is nicely marked dow indicating production by Opticotechna GmbH. Very nice to compliment a sniper display with.

A rare Dutch made M36 tunic. The tunic is nicely maker marked Ten Berge’s confectie HAARLEM and accepted in the Amsterdam depot in 1940. The tunic is made out of Dutch cloth and is in slightly worn condition. The tunic retains its original insignia although imo the eagle has been resewn. The shoulder boards are typical private purchase examples and are original to the tunic. The tunic has seen some alterations made during the war. One could easily find a converted Dutch tunic but this is the first German made tunic I’ve found.

Hard to find spare chinstrap with aluminium buckle and nicely 1940 dated. Great for a M36 helmet!

A nice and honest MG34/42 drum mag marked WA 43 indicating production by Markes & Co., K.-G., Metallwarenfabrik u. Apparatebau, Luedenscheid. A nice original drum with a lot of original paint remaining which is becoming hard to find!

A very nice Luftwaffe belt buckle made by Assmann & Söhne, Lüdenscheid. This buckle still retains up to 95% of its original paint.

A very nice complete gasmask with its original straps and most of its original paint remaining. Hard to find in this condition! The canister is nicely named to Paul G. Hard to upgrade!

A nice mapcase in good used condition. The mapcase was made by E.G. Leuner, Bautzen in 1936. It is marked inside the flap with Obergefreiter Moser 27053.

The Feldpostnummer 27053 indicates the following unit:
Stab III Gebirgsjager-Regiment 99
(28.4.1940-14.9.1940) Stab III u. 11.-15. Kompanie 
Gebirgsjager-Regiment 99.

A nice mapcase, ID’ed to Gebirgsjager-Regiment 99

A very nice matching messkit marked SMM 43 indicating production by Süddeutsche Metallwarenfabrik, Mussbach. The messkit still retains up to 90% of its wartime factory applied paint.

A rare late war large medical canteen marked W.A.L. 43 indicating production by Westfalische Aluminium Industrie, Junger & Co., Lüdenscheid and RB-Nr. 0/0656/0005 indicating Deutsche Lederwerkstätten GmbH, Pirmasens. The canteen is complete with all straps and in very good condition. The leather on this canteen is so called pigskin and has one dry spot on the strap but unless you intend to start using it every day it should not be a problem. The stitching halfway on the strap is also interesting. Due to material shortages later in the war there was a shortage of long strips of leather. Hence the strap was made out of two separate scraps. This is not a repair! A rare and flawless medical canteen in very good condition.

A very nice pair of short tropical trousers. One of the buckles on the side is missing but other then that this pair is perfect. Would very nicely compliment a Saharina tunic for instance!

A nice pre war Reichswehr belt buckle in strong used condition. These buckles where issued until the Heer buckle with swastika was introduced. A few wore these buckles throughout the war but they are hard to find in good used condition like this!

These buckles where made alter in the war and finished exactly like the unmarked Waffen-SS buckles by Overhoff. The catch on the buckle is bent, other then that it is a rare variant in very good condition with up to 90% of the original silver paint remaining!