Equipment

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!

Late war 4-panel M31 Zeltbahn in Telo Mimetico camouflage in good used condition. This is a rare late war variant, nicely marked RBNR.

Very rare pioneer pickaxe carrier made out of Pressstoff. The carrier is nicely marked dla 43 which indicates production by Karl Barth, Militäreffektenfabrik, Waldbröhl, Rheinland in 1943. Super scarce bit of pioneer field gear in excellent condition!

Textbook tan straight Entrenching tool carrier manufactured out of tan Pressstoff or Ersatzmaterial in excellent condition. The carrier is nicely marked Otto Koberstein, Landsberg a.W. 1944. This full manufacturers name marker example is rare and very desirable! A Perfect example which would be very hard to upgrade!

Tropical Y-strap in good used condition. The strap is not visually marked. This is a textbook example with woven backstrap in good condition!

Textbook late war straight E-tool carrier manufactured out of tan coloured Pressstoff in excellent, light used condition. The carrier is nicely marked jwa which indicates production by Moritz Stecher, Lederwerk, Freiburg. The carrier features smooth and pebbled black leather details. Excellent example which would be very hard to upgrade!

Excellent and extremely rare set of side pouches for combat pioneers. The bag features extremely rare and hardly ever encountered dark green coarse webbing straps. These straps have only been encountered at these combat pioneer pouches, or canteens as far as my knowledge goes. All by all equipment which features this dark green coarse webbing is extremely rare and highly sought after by collectors. The set is in very good condition, it has one small repair and the long back straps has been reattached at some point. One of the two pouches features an ink stamp from postwar Czech storage, but these bags definitely belong to each other. The atypical construction of this pouch with a range of different materials including the dark green coarse webbing makes this set impossible to upgrade. For sure one of the best sets of combat pioneer pouches I have ever offered!

Straight E-tool marked oao 1943 with tan late war carrier in excellent condition. The carrier is a beautiful late war example manufactured in tan Pressstoff. The carrier is marked but its markings are unreadable. The E-tool is marked oao 1943, there is a some dust on the blade which can be seen on the photo. Very hard to find matching set in excellent quality!

Tropical A-frame with bag in good used condition. The A-frame is a typical full webbing example with a period added A-frame bag. The A-frame is in full webbing construction and complete with all three straps. The bag is a early example with brown leather and aluminium rivets. The A-frame is in good used condition and would be a nice addition to a combat mannequin.

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!

Rare French Aviorex 832 parachute harness in very good, lightly worn and as far as I can see complete condition. Very hard to find pre war harness that is a basic component to any pilot display!

Original three-tone Normandy camouflage gasmask canister. Still retaining up to 85% of its original vibrant camouflage paint. The canister retains its original strap and mask that are original to the piece. The original wartime field applied camouflage paint retains a lot of contrast and would nicely attribute to a Normandy camouflage helmet.

Inside the lid it is named to H. Pfeiffer, a Unteroffizier in Schnell-Kampf-Geschwader 10 which was stationed in Southern Italy.

A stunning gasmask with lots of character and original camouflage. Hard to upgrade piece!

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!

Rare Panzer school training and recognition wooden Sd. Kfz. 171 Panther Ausf. This model once was used in the barracks of a Panzer school where it was used to indicate armor thickness, maneuverability and maintenance. This model is fully handcrafted out of wood with several small moving parts. The machingegun rotates in its ball-turret, as does the large turret with the main gun elevating. The driver viewport can be opened or closed. The front fenders can be tilted upwards. The wheels are all moving and the tracks are intact. One of the two rear crew stowage compartments on the rear has been professionally restored. The original factory tan paint is fully remaining. Some models were made with paper labels underneath or with stamped markings of it being army property. The Panzerkampfwagen VI Panther Ausf. A is a iconic piece that would be a centre piece in any Panzer collection. The Panther retains most of its original details, wheels and accessories. This example is a double out of my personal collection. Most of these are incomplete or classed as scrap iron Panzer wrecks; this one is ready for display. Out of all the Panzer recognition models this is probably the most sought after model that would nicely display with Panzer Wraps or Panzerkampfabzeichen!

I can ship this piece in a good, sturdy double layer box with the turret removed from the hull. I will take great care if I do but pickup is an option.