Uniforms

Textbook Luftwaffe overcoat or Wachmantel or guard coat. This fully lined example was favoured by troops serving on the eastern front but these also saw a lot of use during the Ardennes offensive. Textbook example in near mint condition!

Rare 1940 dated Dutch overcoat reissued for a Heer Leutnant der Infanterie. This is a textbook 1940 dated Dutch overcoat which was converted by the addition of shoulderboards, German buttons and deletion of the rear belt hooks for the use within the Heer. These pre war Dutch overcoats are very hard to find with most if not all heavily suffering from moth damage which is nearly not to be observed on this example. Beautiful example!

Reversible Heer parka hood in Sumpftarn camouflage. Some minor damages on the top, otherwise a nice example.

Textbook original Wehrmacht issue Schlauschal, Toque or Oma scarf in used condition. There are some moth holes but it would be perfect for a combat mannequin. Very hard to find the Luftwaffe blue variant!

Wehrmacht issue quilted winter parka trousers in good used condition. Harder to find then the Hungarian variant!

Very nice matching pair of parka mittens in Splittertarn camouflage. The mittens are reversible from Splittertarn camouflage to the white “winter camouflage” side. Nice matching set in very good, used condition.

Textbook late war Heer EM Panzer wrap with its original insignia. The garment is a textbook late war example lined in grey rayon. The garment was stocked at the Wurzburg depot with its typical lines between the size markings. The maker marking of this wrap is RB.Nr. 1/1001/0209 which indicates production by
Lieferungs unternehmen Kleidermacher Aktiengesellschaft Wien IV / 56 Schmalzhofgasse 28 in Wien-Josephstadt. The BeVo breast eagle was factory sewn trough the lining originally but has been neatly restored with a hand stitch. The wrap is complete with original resewn rayon piped collar tabs and wool piped shoulderstraps which are virtually impossible to find – and are not for sale separately. There are three award loops and a Iron Cross II Klasse ribbon. The wrap was made from late war wool of which the right sleeve shows signs of coarse wool being used complete with wood splinters in the wool. The size is a medium to large which would be good for a modern militaria mannequin. The garment is a beautiful example in good condition that would be hard to upgrade!

A very nice mint example of a pair of Polizei M43 combat trousers or Keilhosen. In good mint condition with all its original sewn buttons. The wool is in great condition without repairs and still has most of the nap and full contrasted field grey color remaining. The trousers are in mint condition with absolutely zero issues. A great pair for a mannequin that is very hard to find in this perfect condition!

Rare tropical Luftwaffe summer flight trousers marked RB-Nr. 0/708/0001 1943 in good condition. Is complete with all buttons and zippers but the middle zipper is missing its pull tab. Nice example!

Late war Fallschirmjäger smock in Sumpftarn camouflage marked 0/1283/0040 IIB. This is a textbook late war Fallschirmjäger smock made in the hard edged Sumpftarn camouflage. This is the first type of Sumpftarn which was issued from early 1944 with its first documented action in Normandy. The smock has a tropical breast eagle which in my opinion is resewn to the piece. The smock retains all of its press studs and glass buttons on the front closure. The size is II B and not I B, the I an II is easily misread as the numerals are so close to eachother. The print is vibrant and full of contrast. A textbook and beautiful example!

Heer tropical shorts in good used condition.

Luftwaffe removable service shirt collar in good condition. Hard to find spare!

Rare pre war Heer NCO M35 field blouse for a Unteroffizier in Infanterie Regiment 33 that was the model that was issued just before the M36 field blouse was first fielded. The garment retains its period sewn insignia. The garment has a unit marking to St. I / IR 33 indicating the Stabskompanie of Infanterie Regiment 33. This unit took part in the pre war Sudetenland and Polish campaigns. In 1939 the unit was renamed to Schützen Regiment 33. The garment has a number of damages and repairs which are mostly on the back. Nice combat worn example!

The garment is complete with a nice matching pair of shoulderstraps for a Unteroffizier der Infanterie. Nice piece!

Textbook Heer NCO m36 field blouse for a Unteroffizier der Infanterie in very good condition. The garment has some moth damage underneat the large right pocket. The field blouse retains its original wartime factory applied insignia. The breast eagle is factory hand applied, the Kragenspiegel are factory machine sewn along the sides and hand sewn at the ends. The shoulderstraps indicate the rank for a Unteroffizier u. Offiziers Anwärter der Infanterie. The blouse is dated 1940 and is probably one of the last M36 field blouses produced.

Kriegsmarine HBT work shirt marked 15 in good condition.

Kriegsmarine HBT work shirt in good condition.

Kriegsmarine HBT work shirt marked WESO K 40 BAK 40 in good condition.

Rare knit winter hood. Issued together with the typical ringed knit gloves. These hoods are the typical winter hoods which were issued later in the war, most probably together with the Italian roll neck sweaters which feature the exact same knit weave pattern. These can be seen on a number of iconic ardennes offensive photographs. One of the rarest winter garment pieces to find which can really finish a mannequin!

Rare first pattern Waffen-SS Charkov parka in good condition. The first pattern with the high cut collar opening and  fully lined in sheepskin, without lower pockets. The garment is a medium, which sounds small but considering the size of these garments it will easily fit most modern mannequins. First pattern Charkov parka with original neck lace that would be hard to upgrade!