SOLD ITEMS

Textbook late war K98 sling in good used condition.

Original late war tan field/bunker lantern or Einheitslanterne 42 in very nice condition with a lot of the original factory applied paint still remaining. This is the late war model introduced in 1942 which would replace the bakelite version (Einheitslanterne 37). This is a nice example which is almost complete, only the front shade is missing, the side shades are there! The lantern is also complete with its tan painted steel hook which are virtually always missing. Excellent example in untouched condition which would look perfect in any late war display!

First world war German fighting knife with unit markings in good used condition.

Luftwaffe photo album to Jagdgeschwader Horst Wessel, with many great shorts. A nice album that would be a great base for further research!

Excellent condition German vehicle heater in very good, undamaged and probably working condition. The heater retains the embossed and stenciled text and is nicely dated 1942. Impossible to upgrade!

Late war Heer Em shoulderstraps for a Panzergrenadier. Textbook M43 pattern shoulderstraps!

Very rare 1933(!) dated breadbag in good used condition. The breadbag is nicely marked Hottschalk & Co. A.-G., Kassel 1933. Finding early breadbags is already hard on its own, let alone one with such clear markings! The breadbag is a weird pattern which features a divider on the inside which is often seen on post war breadbags as well. This is the first original period example i have encountered with a divider. The breadbag features an ink stamp on the inside R.L.M. which indicates it was issued to the Reichsluftfahrtministerium which makes this breadbag even more interesting. Most of the buttons are replaced but this seems to be a period job, the breadbag shows stains not the front and back which just suggest this example has been used! Very rare and interesting example which would be very hard to upgrade!

A very nice softshell P38 holster in mint condition. Marked bml 44 indicating production by Hans Römer, Neu-Ulm. The holster is made out of so called pebbled leather which is a rare variation! This softshell holster would be very hard to upgrade and is in perfect condition

US M1943 field trousers size 34×30 made by REX Mfg. Co. Inc. 1944. Excellent piece in unissued condition!

Tropical one liter canteen or Labeflasche marked MN42 indicating production by MeNesa. The canteen is in very good condition and would be very hard to upgrade!

US army issued M7 assault gasmask pouch in good condition. Everything is functional and undamaged!

US haversack marked BOYT 42 with original blanket inside in good used condition.

Heer silk top crusher, a relic item which should be restored. The cap comes with a leather visor and would be a nice base for restoration.

US M1 Garand bayonet marked UC 1943. Typical Cut-down example in good used condition.

Complete breadbag or Brotbeutel as intended for female volunteer auxiliary troops or Helferinnen Der Wehrmacht. These bread bags are overall hard to find and are virtually always missing the special designed carrying strap. Nice late war example with painted steel and zinc hardware and thin leather details. Nice example!

USMC camouflage poncho with unit markings to 4th Marine Regiment which proves to be a interesting unit in the Philippines campaign. There are numerous markings which are readable but I can not decipher. A nice piece for further research! The unit was made up from members of the 1st Raider regiment in February 1944. A nice and supple(!) camouflage poncho attributable to a Marine Raider!

US Camillus Engineers pocket knife in factory wrapper. Impossible to upgrade, still in factory wrapper, never been opened straight from the original box!