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Very nice original Wehrmacht detonator or Glühzündapparat 26 in very good, working condition. Hard to find in good working condition, complete with both keys and leather bag.

 

A very nice unissued late war rucksack. This rucksack shows no signs of use at all. A great unissued rucksack!

A very nice original ID’ed Ike jacket to Joseph J Rieser, ASN 33053172, 29th ID. The Ike jacket shows the original wartime sewn 29th ID insignia. Rieser was decorated with the Combat infantry badge, European Campaign Medal, Bronze Star Medal, Army of Occupation Medal. The garment was found together with the overseas cap which is equally marked with the laundry code to Rieser. Very nice display piece to a famous US infantry unit and a nice base for further research!

Stunning mint condition tropical A-frame complete with all three(!) straps. Nicely maker marked and in perfect condition. Very hard to upgrade!

Textbook original ’44 Sumpftarn sniper smock. Late war smock designed for wear and use by Scharfschützen in all branches of the Wehrmacht. The smock is in lightly worn condition and has a number of small holes and one repair on the sleeve end which are typical for a thin garment worn in densely wooded areas. The garment is a nice and textbook example of a late war camouflage smock. At one point the pockets where sewn shut. The smock is a nice size fitting most if not all mannequins. The smock is complete with both of its drawstrings and has shortened sleeves. A very nice lightly worn smock with strong and vibrant colours which would be very hard to upgrade for a combat mannequin!

Scarce mint set of three original equipment straps made by J. De Valk Amsterdam. Foreign made uniforms and equipment are highly sought after, especially Dutch made items!

A nice late war matching pair of Gamaschen to be worn on top of the M37 Schnürschuhe. Nice mint pair – hard to upgrade!

Scarce original pre war first pattern Waffen-SS Lateral camouflage pattern cover in combat used condition. The cover retains all vibrant colours in the Lateral camouflage pattern. The cover is photographed on a size 62 shell and a size 64 be a snug fit fit. The cover is in good used condition and unlike many “mint” oak covers flooding the market today – this is a actually worn piece with loads of patina that is very hard to find. The cover is a lovely original example in as found condition!

Nice M40 pattern breadbag in very good, lightly used condition.

Very rare original late war officers equipment belt made completely out of Presstoff. Very rare to find a Presstoff made officers belt, perfect for a late war officers display!

Wehrmacht Model (Fu.) B Throat Microphone or Kehlkopfmikrofon. The set is complete with it’s original wire and plug. Nice complete set in very good condition, hard to find piece of equipment!

Rare pre war Czech M34 helmet that was reissued in the Luftschutz. The helmet is in very good condition with over 95% paint and decal. The liner is also in lightly worn condition and nicely named to Frau G. Schäfer in the dome. The helmet has its single Luftschutz decal applied to the side in mint condition. These helmets are very rare, especially a blue one in good condition!

A very nice and minty K98 pouch marked J. De Valk Amsterdam 1942. Very hard to find a Dutch made K98 pouch!

A very nice and early original Infanterie Sturmabzeichen by Schickle. Very nice hollow and early Tombak (!) example with most of its original silver finish remaining!

Exceptional named and early pre war 1935 dated M35 double decal Heer helmet marked NS66 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, Schwerte. The skirt of the helmet is bears the lot number E10 which is one of the lowest lot numbers I’ve encountered. The non-reinforced early pattern Schuberth liner is dated 1935 on the band ánd the round marking on the leather. The helmet retains its originally attached liner and chinstrap marked G. Schiele Loburg 1937. The rim on the helmet is the typical early production with the hand rolled rim. The rear skirt of the shell retains multiple unit markings. One being 11./J.R.10 indicating 11. Kompanie Infanterie Regiment 10. The other marking is also named to Oberschütze Panitz 5./J.R.101. Both these units took part of the Polenfeldzug in 1939 and the Westfeldzug in 1940. The helmets exterior bears two Heer decals with the national three-color partially period removed as ordered in 1940. The helmet retains up to 90% of its original factory paint.

The helmet was recently recovered in household clearance in the area of Dresden which perfectly matches the unit marking inside the skirt. Infanterie regiment 10 was renamed into Infanterie Regiment Dresden in 1935. The helmet has never been in a collection before – very hard to find a real early war combat helmet like this one which both survived the Polenfeldzug in 1939 and the Westfeldzug in 1940! A perfect helmet for a 1940 combat mannequin, this helmet is really a nice textbook example of a pre war combat helmet, this helmet has it all!

Very rare original late war officers equipment belt made completely out of Presstoff. Very rare to find a Presstoff made officers belt, perfect for a late war officers display!

Nice original K98 ammunition pouch marked RBNR and retaining all of its internal dividers. I can’t make out the marking exactly but it looks to say 0/0750/0712.

A nice original orange butterdish. It opens in a quarter of a turn like it should and is in great condition without cracks or damages. It is marked on both parts.

One of the hardest accessories for the Wehrmacht hand Sirene to obtain. This sling goes through the slot in the siren’s base for the wearer to sling it over his shoulder whilst operating the device. Incredibly rare strap to obtain!

Nice original Wehrpass to a artillery man in Artillerie Regiment 67. Interesting unit that saw lots of action during the Westfeldzug in 1940; Holland, Belgium and France. A great source for further research!