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Near mint Dot44 or Erbsentarn camouflage HBT combat tunic. This tunic is in near mint condition with strong and vibrant colours. The garment is without insignia and never had any applied. The size is big and good for most mannequins. The tunic is marked 0/0793/0101 indicating production by Textil und Bekleidungswerke GmbH Becker. The collar still has the factory pressed collar and seems to be unwashed. Clearly a original Waffen-SS camouflage tunic in near mint condition!

Beautiful, untouched M40 combat helmet marked NS62 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, Schwerte. The helmet is a textbook, untouched example with factory installed liner. The helmet retains its original three tone ‘Normandy’ camouflage pattern. The helmet looks to have remnants of a Luftwaffe decal peaking through the paint, with its original field applied three-tone finish remaining up to 90%. A very nice and surely one looker camouflage helmet that would be a nice addition to any combat collection!

Stunning mint Waffen-SS M44 Erbsentarn Tarnfeldbluse or Dot 44 camouflage tunic. The garment is in stone mint condition with its originally zigzag sewn sleeve eagle. The colours of the pea dot camouflage are all strong and vibrant. The tunic retains all of its mint and originally sewn buttons complete with its tan glass buttons on the cuffs and bandage pocket. The garment features all of its originally sewn green tunic buttons marked CTD. The collar is a unusual large model which is typical for this manufacturer. The garment is mint and can’t be upgraded.

Scarce original second pattern Waffen-SS Oak camouflage pattern cover in combat used condition. The cover retains all of its originally sewn loops and vibrant colours in the camouflage pattern. There is visible wear and tear to the cover; but you’ll be sure you own a original cover! The cover is photographed on a size 64 shell. The cover is in very good 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.

Untouched Heer single decal M40 helmet marked ET66 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet is a textbook two-tone camouflage example in very good, untouched condition. The helmet retains its period spray painted two-tone camouflage pattern up to 80% and would be hard to upgrade. The helmet retains its factory installed liner and chinstrap dated 1940. The liner is named to Leutnant G. Gabriel, which could be a good base for further research. The helmet is a classic and untouched example of a nice late war camouflage helmet that would be hard to upgrade!

Unissued minty Dot44 or Erbsentarn camouflage HBT combat tunic. This tunic is in near mint condition with strong and vibrant colours. The garment is without insignia and never had any applied. The size is medium and good for most modern mannequins. The tunic is marked in the back but I can not fully make it out. The original sleeve eagle is neatly restored with a textbook zigzag stitch. The collar still has the factory pressed collar and seems to be unwashed. Clearly a original Waffen-SS camouflage tunic in near mint condition!

Astonishing late war Waffen-SS Erbsentarn Keilhosen or dot 44 HBT camouflage trousers. In mint condition, without damages.  The camouflage on this pair of trousers is very bright with strong colours and don’t show any fading. The trousers are nicely maker marked Walter Klemm. The trousers are a nice big size fitting most if not all mannequins! The garment is a stunning textbook example of original Waffen-SS camouflage trousers in mint condition!

Beautiful M36 field blouse grouping to Karl Adolf Glüth complete with sidecap, Wehrpass, documents and Harmonica manual. The group was recently found in household clearing in Germany and as far as I know has not been in a single collection before. The jacket is a textbook, non modified M36 field blouse dated 1939. The garment is in a good, large size with period sewn insignia. The left breast pocket is addorned with two sets of award loops with their original Infanteriesturmabzeichen (Schuco 41) and its unmarked Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz. The shoulderstraps are matching and nice early example with stonegrey backing material and tongues. The kragenlitzen are mounted, infantry examples. The garment retains 3 belt hooks and its Kragenbinde. The sidecap is in salty but untouched condition with period sewn insignia.

The Wehrpass has a number of interesting notes about Glüth; his family, awards, place of birth etcetera. Glüth enlisted in 1937 in Infanterie Regiment 18 which he served until his death 27.10.1942. He was trained with the 98K, MG34, P08 Luger, Lei.Gr.W. 36, Panzerbüchse 38, MP28 and MP38. He was promoted to Oberschützen 1.11.38, Gefreiter 1.12.38 and Unteroffizier 1.11.39. He was awarded the Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber 2.7.41, the Eisernez Kreuz II klasse 22.2.42, the Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz 22.2.42 and the Ostmedaille 4.8.42.

I have literally translated the most interesting battles noted in his Wehrpass. The war began for Glüth on 17.9.39 fighting at the Rhein, 18.10.39 at Saar, Kornbach. 9.5.40 he broke through to the Ärmelkanal, 15.5.40 the push to through Belgium to France, 21.5.40 fighting at the Somme, 5.6.40 second battle for France, 6.6.40 crossing the Somme, 8.6.40 following battles from the Somme to the Seine, 12.6.40 battle at the Seine, 19.6.40 battles south of the Seine and movement to the Loire, 20.6.40 crossing the Loire, 26.6.40 occupation of France. 3.9.40 he was moved to Coastal guard at the Atlantikküste. 25.3.41 he guarded the Kanalküste. 22.6.41 the battle from Bialystock and Minsk, 8.7.41 battle at Smolensk, 26.7.41 defensive battles at the Düna and Smolensk. 2.10.41 the double battle at Wjasma and Brjansk, breakthrough at the Dnepr positions. 4.10.41 the move to Moscow, Woronesj and Kalinin.

A great and interesting uniform grouping with loads of possibilities for further research!

Very nice original late war Waffen-SS M43 EM/NCO field blouse in coarse captured Italian wool. Textbook construction with zigzag rayon lining and two holes for belt hooks. The garment retains all of its originally sewn buttons and a ghost of a once factory sewn sleeve eagle. The garment was never worn and never had any other insignia applied to the garment. There are one or two small moth nips but otherwise the garment is in unissued condition. The garment has not been shortened or tailored in any way. Normal and typical size fitting most modern mannequins. Perfect and textbook garment to restore to ones personal taste.

Astonishing late war Waffen-SS Erbsentarn Keilhosen or dot 44 HBT camouflage trousers. In mint condition, without damages. The left pocket of the trousers is lined in Oak Leaf B material which is a unique feature. The camouflage on this pair of trousers is very bright with strong colours and don’t show any fading. The trousers are nicely maker marked Betr. Ra. indicating production by Betriebswerk Ravensbrück (Texled). The trousers are a nice big size fitting most if not all mannequins! The garment is a stunning textbook example of original Waffen-SS camouflage trousers in mint condition!

A stunning set consisting of a M40 field blouse and the trousers it was issued with. The set is completely untouched and is how I bought it straight from a german household clearer in in 2013. Both the tunic and trousers are in the same minty condition and both in a desirable large size suitable for most if not all mannequins. The field blouse is of the M40 type with all of its original factory sewn insignia. The early style breast eagle has been machine sewn on the top, flipped over and the bottom handsewn. The early style Litzen are also factory applied. The shoulder boards are white rayon piped indicating Infanterie. All of these insignia are original to the tunic, and have not been added, restored or anything like it. The early style breast eagle and Litzen indicate production prior to May 1940 when they switched to the lightgrey Litzen and field grey breast eagle. Inside the collar is a 1940 dated Kragenbinde and the bandage pocket is also filled with a 1940 dated bandage. The tunic has not been shortened, modified, or restored in any way. I can not see any damages be it moth or repairs. Imo this tunic has never been worn

The trousers are equally mint but have minor storage wear to them. I can see one small moth hole on the bottom that is approximately 2mm. It would easily be masked with any boot. The trousers have their original suspenders by Herkules and marked DRP on the leather tabs. The trousers are a nice big size, just like the tunic.

This set has been found together, has not been owned by any other collector and would make a killer early war display. Finding a original set is hard, especially a early M40 like this with the early style insignia configuration.

A killer brush painted three-tone geometrical camouflage helmet. Truly a typical and stunning example of a original geometrical camouflage helmet with bright colours. The helmet retains its original liner and chinstrap that are original to the helmet. The helmet shows several layers of paint which are topped with a geometrical camouflage pattern . The colours are vibrant and full of contrast, it really stands out! The helmet retains up to 95% of its original camouflage paint. The liner is named but it is hard to make out. The chinstrap is shortened but original to the helmet. The helmet was found years ago in Denmark and emerged from the woodwork after a newspaper ad. Due to the thick paint the shell markings are hard to see. The helmet is a M40, most probably NS production. Truly a exiting helmet that would be a centre piece to any camouflage helmet collection. For sure the best coastal artillery camouflage helmet I’ve found!

Stunning M38 paratrooper helmet marked CKL68 indicating production by Eisenhüttenwerke, Thale. The helmet is a late war type no decal M38 helmet. The helmet retains its originally factory mounted late war liner, chinstrap and bolts. The helmet retains 99% of its original factory Feldgrau textured paint. The helmet is a large size 71 shell with a size 60 liner. The liner is marked RBNr. 0/1305/0293. The chinstrap is a plain sewn late war variant with a friction buckle. Simply the best large sized late war M38 paratrooper helmet I have ever had!

Textbook, untouched K98k rifle marked byf44 indicating production by Mauser. The K98 is fully matching with the serial number 13874 and the markings Mod. 98 on the side of the receiver. The K98 was factory fitted with the sight base for the ZF41 scope with the factory modified stock. The sight mount is marked duv WaA214 and the scope itself is marked CXN indicating production by Emil Busch. The rifle was not reissued, repurposed, repaired or refinished post war. It bears no post war markings, and it is untouched, just how it was left in 1945. The K98 comes with its original cross-hatched sling in supple condition. The rifle still retains up to 99% of its factory finish and would be very hard to upgrade. In a sea of restored and faked sniper rifles; this is a original example. Yes it’s expensive; but you’ll have a original sniper rifle, and not a doctored one. This is a rare opportunity to buy a untouched, original sniper rifle. A conversation piece in any collection!

The K98k was reissued to the old Dutch standards with a certificate by Hes van Zweeden and is free to own or sell within the Netherlands. I am sorry, but I will not and can not sell this piece outside the Netherlands. Pickup has to be arranged and is highly preferred, shipping will cost more then the regular Dutch shipping options due to size and value.