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Rare and matching Heer Gaberdine M43 uniform in unissued condition. The field blouse and the trousers are in a large size with 100cm chest size. The trousers and blouse are in the same colour wich is rare to find and a great base for a mannequin. The field blouse bears insignia for a Heer enlisted men. The garments retains all of their factory sewn buttons. The field blouse comes with full machine sewn insignia; a  breast eagle which has been zigzag sewn and a pair of straight sewn Einheitskragenspiegel with no signs of previously attached insignia. Although the breast eagle is attached in a textbook way, I believe it might be a new addition to the garment. This does not deter from the fact that this is a fully matching, large sized and not commonly encountered uniform set in unissued condition that would be a great set in any collection!

Heer Obergefreiter chevron in good used and most likely tunic removed condition.

Textbook original tropical Waffen-SS Sturmmann chevron in good condition.

Nice original Kriegsmarine Matrosenhauptgefreiter chevron in hard used condition.

Kriegsmarine hat insignia in hard used condition. The fixate plate for the cockade has broken off of the eagle and is missing the pin!

Beautiful Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (DRK) Erkennungsmarke fur Freiwillige Krankenpflege Wehrkreis IX, Wehrkreis IX indicates the Kassel district. The Erkennungsmarke is still together with its original leather pouch!

Unissued and in mint condition Gasplane pouch. The pouch is nicely constructed out of blue coloured fabric. The pouch is nicely marked bpl which indicates production by Klepper-Werke, Rosenheim (Bayerische Alpen).

Textbook issue fur hat marked Franz Meyer Co. Schelleingasse 8, Wien. Nicely dated 1943 and size 56.

Textbook Sanitäter issue pouch with loads of period contents. The pouch is in good ‘as found’ condition.

A very nice late war P38 soft shell holster. The holster is nicely maker marked 0/0833/0007 indicating production by Hans Römer, Neu-Ulm. Simply a superb late war P38 holster in mint condition, can not be upgraded!

Period privately purchased sandals in lightly worn condition. Although these are civilian period footwear; many period pictures of soldiers in rest and refit areas can be seen sporting all kinds of civilian clothing. These sandals are typical and period made examples that can very well fit in a period pocket litter collection as in my opinion these kinds of items were often carried by troops in Rucksacks and Tornisters.

Lot of pre war and wartime cloth coloring and printing manuals by IG-Farben. Mainly focussed on the method of dying the cloth and the correct procedures. The manuals contain a vast number of set colour swatches with coherent dye formulas. These set colours are also widely used within the German army and as such set the basic standard for a lot of wartime printed and dyed uniforms. As there is a lot of pages, probably over 1000 with information, there is probably more then I have gotten to read. Although not directly military; this sheds an birds eye view on the background of printing camouflage colours and dying various fabrics ranging from wool to rayon with the appropriate techniques.

US M1910 Bandage pouch marked RIA 1818.

Original US Issue Dogtags Warrant Officer Robert W. Smith in good condition. Not with the issue chain but with the chain that came with the tags.

Textbook 1943 dated gasmask complete with all components. The straps with desirable black rubber tips are marked EBD43. Hard to find in this complete, near mint condition.

Rare original postcard depicting the Panzervernichtigungsabzeichen.

Unissued brown K98 sling marked bla 1944 indicating production by E. G. Leuner, Bautzen. The leather is somewhat stiff but plyable. Very hard to find in this condition, perfect to add to a mint K98.

Textbook WWII issue numbered Silver Star medal in its original issue case. Complete with ribbon and pin, impossible to upgrade.