Uniforms

Rare Heer fur lined ubermantel with leather reinforcements in unissued condition. The jacket retains its full fur liner and leather reinforcements to the shoulders. The jacket is in excellent condition and would be a nice addition to any uniform collection!

Luftwaffe white fur flight jacket or Kanaljacke in good used condition. The main zipper is white plastic example by RiRi which is in good working condition. The zippers on the sleeves are stuck and would best left closed as is. Nice Kanaljacke in good condition!

Single Heer internal tunic support strap dated 1937

Textbook Heer M43 EM field blouse in gabardine in mint condition. The garment is complete with all wartime factory machine sewn insignia and virtually impossible to upgrade. Very hard to find with the in Gabardine with factory sewn insignia!

Heer EM / NCO M43 field blouse in lightly worn condition. The garment was denazified by removing the breast eagle. There are some moth damages but the collar is in good condition. The Einheitskragenlitzen are typical factory sewn examples. Perfect example to display under a mantel or a smock!

Heer/Waffen-SS issue service shirt in worn condition. This shirt was recently found by my German friend in a cloth recycling plant and has never been in a collection before. The shirt has some damages, repairs, discoloration, some buttons missing and is shortened but is otherwise a great example for a mannequin display underneath a tunic or smock!

Partial Heer/Waffen-SS issue service shirt in worn condition. This shirt was recently found by my German friend in a cloth recycling plant and has never been in a collection before. This is mostly the upper partial of the shirt, collar and the sleeves. The shirt has a large repair using a period striped white shirt. Because of the intact sleeves and collar this example is great for mannequin display!

Kriegsmarine issue blanket in good used condition. Some light staining which is less visible in real life.

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!

Second pattern Gebirgsjäger Windjacke or Anorak in good used condition. The garment has a repair to the front and rear but is otherwise a nice original ‘combat’ piece. Nicely dated and marked Carl Blau München I/M42 at the neck portion.

Heer NCO Waffenrock Unteroffizier Infanterie in good, lightly worn condition.

Heer HBT or Drillich M41 field blouse for a Oberleutnant der Infanterie. Textbook example with factory sewn Litzen and breast eagle. The garment is slightly shortened and the lower pockets are sewn flat. The shoulderboards are sewn into the sleeves which is typical. There is a large hole on the lower skirt of the back of the blouse which will be obscured on display with a breadbag. This is a hard to find variant in Drillich worn by a Oberleutnant, which mostly only wore Wool in the field.

Rare Dutch made Heer blouse for a Hauptmann der Infanterie, made in Rotterdam 1940. This is a rare, privately tailored example made by a Dutch tailor in 1940 in Rotterdam. This is a nice example in used condition with moderate wear. The french cuffs are original to the garment but made from a different batch of material. Nice and rare variant to find!

Textbook, late war Heer issue M43 style trousers or ‘Keilhosen’. The trousers are in close to mint, most likely unissued condition. Textbook example that would be very hard to upgrade!

Exceedingly rare, original pre war SS-Verfügungstruppen grey wool EM/NCO field blouse. The garment looks to be a nearly unworn example without soiling inside. The field blouse has a few small moth damages which I have all photographed but, in my opinion, are not disturbing for the garment. The blouse has not been shortened. The two seams in the back have been taken out but could easily be restored if wished. The garment at one point had a set of officers shoulderboards sewn in but it has no signs of having collar tabs. This can be an indication that this field blouse was worn by the 1. SS Division Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler which in the 1940 campaign did not wear any collar tabs. The garment is marked VA 1937 inside indicating SS-Verfügungsabteilung. Inside the sleeves is the ink markings (5///92) which indicate the size. The garment was found in a Dutch cloth processing plant in 1988 and has been in the same collection eversince. This provenance is documented by the collector at the time in a list where he numbered all items in his collection together with the finding place. The garment is complete with its waist tie straps inside, the hooks for the belt support straps and all the other details you would expect on such a garment. The garment is a perfect and exceedingly rare garment that you will most likely NOT have a chance to acquire again any time soon.

Probably one of the best field blouses I have ever had the chance to offer and I don’t know of a second original example for sale today or in the last year anywhere.

Rare M31 Heer Zeltbahn in Splittertarn camouflage with rotating button holes in excellent condition. Rare original example which was only produced for a month in 1943 as a trial run. Very hard to find!

Grey leather Officers greatcoat for a Waffen-SS officer. The garment is sewn in a typical cut which was allowed to wear by officers in the Waffen-SS. It differs to most if not all of the grey leather trenchcoats by a number of details. The trenchcoat is fully lined in grey ‘Italian’ hbt rayon which is typical for Waffen-SS garments. Secondly, the coat has a faux rear waist strap which is not adjustable. The jacket never had a sleeve eagle but this also seems typical for this type of garment (see the original images in the gallery) – I have yet to find a period photo of a leather coat with a sleeve eagle. The shoulderstrap loops are removed but could easily be restored. This is a very rare, original example that in my opinion is a Waffen-SS issue piece.