Equipment

Unissued M31 Heer breadbag with mismatched material in excellent condition. Beautiful late war variant!

Pre war Dutch breadbag reissued for the Wehrmacht in good used condition. This is a typical pre war Dutch example modified by removing the canteen compartment and addition of loops and D-rings. Hard to find!

Rare 1934 dated Heer breadbag named Paul Roggendorf, Leichlingen in good used condition. The breadbag is nicely named inside and the inside of the closing flap reatains the B34 marking indicating it went into depot in 1934, but possibly could be produced in 1932 or 1933. Very hard to find pre 1935 example in good used condition!

Textbook pre war Kriegsmarine issue M31 breadbag in good condition. This is a typical pre war manufactured example which features aluminium hardware, leather reinforcements on the belt loops and field grey fabric. The breadbag is nicely marked Bekleidungs Amt Wilhelmshaven (B.A.W.), 1936, sadly the manufacturers marking is unreadable. The breadbag is named to E. Schober. The breadbag is complete with its original strap. Textbook Kriegsmarine issue example!

Textbook pre war Kriegsmarine issue M31 breadbag in very good condition. This is a typical pre war manufactured example which features aluminium hardware, leather reinforcements on the belt loops and field grey fabric. The breadbag is nicely marked Bekleidungs Amt Kiel (B.A.K.), 1937, sadly the manufacturers marking is unreadable. Typical Kriegsmarine issue example with its original broad carrying strap. Textbook Kriegsmarine issue example!

Textbook pre war Luftwaffe issued M31 breadbag in very good, used condition. The breadbag is a typical pre war example with aluminium hardware and leather reinforcements on the belt loops. The breadbag is nicely marked LBA(s) 38 which indicates this example has been issued to the Luftwaffe. Nice example!

Textbook early Luftwaffe issue M31 breadbag in excellent condition. The breadbag is a typical early example with leather reinforcements on the belt loops. This example is vaguely marked but the shape of the marking indicates Wersa. Textbook example!

Reichswehr gasmask bag dated 1923 in excellent condition. The bag is a nice early variant with original strap named Stelzer. Hard to find pre war gasmask bag!

Textbook late war spare gasmask filter pouch in unissued condition. We have acquired a small lot of these and they are all in unissued condition.

Rare original leather cloth protector that was worn on the tongue of the belt and kept the buckle from fraying up the tunic. These are virtually always missing from the parade belts and this is only the second one I’ve ever encountered!

Scarce mint webbing with leather straps for the large Wehrmacht issue food container. Both straps are matching and thereby both nicely marked ftq 1943. These webbing carrying straps are virtually always missing from the food containers and are very hard to find as a spare, surely in this condition! Excellent spare set to complete a food container!

Very nice late war simplified map case manufactured out of brown pebbled leather. The mapcase is complete with its carrying sling which is virtually always missing. The mapcase contains its original contents: A pencil, two period ball pens, a single Leutnant shoulder board and a clear mapcase insert dated 1939. Very nice untouched grouping!

Luftwaffe brown mapcase dated 1939 named Unteroffizier Köster. Hard to find square shaped lid example.

A nice original late war tan Fallschirmjäger bandoleer in unissued condition. A typical example with many different materials used. A small damage to one of the flaps, other then that a nice used example with all press studs in intact condition allthough they are slightly corroded. This is a beautiful late war example!

Straight black rubberised E-tool carrier marked gut 1943 indicating production by Walter Schuermann u. Co., Lederwarenfabrik, Bielefeld in 1943. There is a small damage on the upper right corner; otherwise it is in unissued condition. Beautiful and textbook example!

Unique opportunity to acquire the rarest of all gasmask canisters. This is probably a pre war trial run for the Kriegsmarine or Kradschützen or motorcycle troops. I have only seen one other of these gasmask canisters for sale; otherwise these are impossible to find. The canister is in good used condition with some small damages. The lid is loose which seems to be a factor on all of these. The gasmask canister retains its original long strap with leather reinforcement. These canisters are marked ‘Radium’ underneath which most probably indicates Radium Gummiwerke of Köln-Dellbrück.

Here is a topic containing wartime photographs of these canisters in use; https://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/forum/wehrmacht-uniforms-and-equipment/wehrmacht-equipment-forum/925773-anyone-recognise-this-type-of-gasmask-cannister

Stunning set of a World war one Reichwehr re-issued gasmask in canister. The set is matching and in excellent condition. Both the mask and the canister feature number 108. The canister is complete with the original straps. The filter is nicely marked Üb. which indicates it was used for training or practices. Impossible to upgrade World war one, Reichwehr re-issued set!

Nice original tall M38 gasmask canister in very good condition. The canister is complete with its original straps and features a nice rubberized gascape pouch as well. The canister itself is nicely marked Eschebach 1940. Nice example which could empty be easily displayed on a mannequin because of the low weight.

Textbook late war straight E-tool carrier manufactured out of tan coloured Pressstoff in excellent, most likely unissued condition. The E-tool carrier is nicely marked dob. 1944 which indicates production by a still unidentified manufacturer. This is the first time I ever encountered this manufacturer on a tan E-tool carrier! The carrier features smooth black leather details straps. Perfect example that would be impossible to upgrade!

Excellent and rare bakelite salt container/dispenser. These are believed to be especially designed for use in tropical climates. The container is nicely marked amh/K, amh is a 3 letter for the manufacturer which is quite uncommon for bakelite items, K indicates the usage of urea resin (which is a certain type of Bakelite) with an organic filler material. Nice and hard to find example!