Equipment

Late war steel produced Deckungswinkelmesser or Indirect fire calculator in good used condition. The Deckungswinkelmesser is nicely marked dhq which is a late war code which indicates production by J.D. Möller G.m.b.H., Wedel. This small device was designed to calculate distances and hight differences in terrain. This tool was one of the few real army (Wehrmacht) issued pieces, and is hard to find in good working condition!

Rare Waffen-SS jerrycan by Sandrik in used as found condition. The Jerrycan is a typical example with the large SS runes stamped in the left body of the canister. The Jerrycan still retains a large portion of its original factory underneath the field applied two-tone camouflage paint!

Short M38 gasmask canister in excellent condition. The canister retains up to 95% of its factory paint and is number matching with its mask.

Textbook late war issue straight E-tool in good condition. The entrenching tool is in very good condition with some surface rust. This is a late war unmarked example with very crude tool marks. Nice late war example!

Grey RZM issue Tornister marked L3/9/38. This Tornister was the standard for political organisations and also worn by members of the SS-VT. Hard to find, pre war, RZM issue example.

Rare pre war French pioneer saw in good used condition. – sale price!

Textbook late war manufactured webbing Y-straps in very good condition. The front straps are manufactured out of webbing and the back strap is manufactured out of leather, a typical late war mixture of materials. Very nice late war Y-straps which would be hard to upgrade!

Rare original leather extension strap as designed to lengthen the strap of the Luftwaffe wrist compass or Armkompass 39 to make it suitable for wear with the thick winter flight suits. Rare to find spare piece!

Excellent 3rd pattern Luftwaffe navigation disc or Dreieckrechner DR3 Tp. This example is nicely marked FL. 23 825, gwr, Jan. 1944. The 3 letter code gwr indicates production by an unknown manufacturer in January 1944. This is the rare 3rd pattern which is made out of yellow tinted illuminating synthetic resin material for clear view at night flying and/or low visibility, same idea as with the Luftwaffe issued flight maps. These navigation computers were used by Luftwaffe pilots in almost every German aircraft such as the Me109, Fw190, Me262, He-111, Do-217, Ju-88 and almost all others! Excellent and very rare Dreieckrechner DR3 Tp in very good condition which would be hard to upgrade!

Textbook tall M38 gasmask in complete condition. Typical numbered example with matching rubber mask. The canister retains its spring, cleaning cloth, spare glasses, both marked straps ánd its leather reinforcements. Hard to upgrade.

Rare Gebirgsjäger issue rucksack Tauern Sack dated 1939 in good used condition. These rucksacks are more then often civilian examples but this is a military issued piece. Inside it is nicely maker marked Hans Deuter, Augsburg 1939. Next to this is a depot marking RAD BA M/L 2. 40. which in theory is a RAD clothing and equipment depot but I have seen several Heer M36 field blouses with the RADBAS depot marking. The rucksack is in good used condition, and, as far, is the only issued example I have ever seen! Rare example for the GBJ collector!

Very nice fuze setting pouch manufactured out of black pressstoff. The pouch has an interesting construction with a pressstoff body and straps made out of webbing. The pouch is nicely marked gmn 1943 which indicates production by Phillipp Riebel & Söhne, Sattlerwaren- u.Sportartikelfabrik. Very nice example!

Textbook leather straight E-tool carrier in good used condition. Pre war example which is hard to find!

Clear mapcase insert in good used condition. These where issued with map cases and used to keep maps dry in the rain and folded on the right place. These where also used to draw on to the smooth transparent surface to keep the maps unmarked. This example is nicely marked R. Erhardt, Poessneck 1936.Clear mapcase insert in good used condition. These where issued with map cases and used to keep maps dry in the rain and folded on the right place. These where also used to draw on to the smooth transparent surface to keep the maps unmarked. This example is nicely marked R. Erhardt, Poessneck 1936.

Textbook tropical gascape pouch in unissued condition.

Textbook tropical A-frame in very good condition complete with all of its original straps. Interestingly the construction shows multiple shades of webbing including some blue webbing details. For sure one of the best A-frame I have ever seen and had the pleasure to offer, that would be very hard to be upgraded!

Excellent late war carrying strap for the MGZ40 and a variety of other optical cases such as the ZF4 and RA35 case. Complete strap, easily attached and detached. Hard to find as a spare and virtually always missing from the box!

Rare first pattern tropical Y-straps named Haase underneath the auxiliarry strap in purple Kopierstift. The Y-straps are probably one of the rarest variants to acquire. This is a first pattern set of Y-straps with full webbing O-ring cover. The straps retain all of their original green hardware which seems to be typical and exclusive to these Y-straps. The Y-straps are made of typical olive coloured webbing and come with their original webbing backstrap. A rare opportunity to acquire a true first pattern DAK or Afrikakorps Y-strap in excellent condition!

Unissued blueish coloured drawstring as seen in the late war Rucksack. This is the first time I have encountered these drawstring tied together in unissued condition. Perfect to complete a Rucksack which is missing its drawstring!

I have 20 of these in stock, the price is naturally for one!