Uniforms

2 Matching steel Heer/Waffen-SS belt hooks in excellent, unissued condition. Hard to find in this condition. Matching set of two examples for a M36, M40, M42, M43 tunic.

Waffenrock for a Oberfeldwebel in Kavellerie Regiment 18. This is a untouched example which was recently discovered in a cloth recycling plant. There are 4 sets of award loops on the left breast and a set of loops for a small ribbon bar. There are some small moth damages, but this is a very hard to find garment with this piping.

Issue Winter fur vest or Pelzjacke in good condition.

Rare Waffen-SS M36 field blouse by Mayerhofer München. This is a textbook early M36 pattern Waffen-SS field blouse with the typical large collar and single step lining. The sleeve shows where the eagle has been removed. This can be easily be seen in side the sleeve. This is not to be confused with a Heer M36 field bouse which is a completely different pattern. Next to the VT pattern and M40 pattern field blouses this is a very rare variant. Mayerhofer is a typical manufacturer for Waffen-SS field blouses, not seen with army contracts. The garment is in very lightly worn condition and would be perfect for a restoration. These early garments are very rare and perfect for a 1940 display. The garment has the early coloured wool and is a original M36 pattern, not to be confused with a later pattern and dated 1940. Most of these have been worn up and or destroyed postwar. There is only one tailor modification on the back which has a seam for the waist having a better cut. This can however be undonw and ironed out . Out of all the Waffen-SS garments out there this early, unshortened, enlisted mans example is a top tier example!

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!

Rare original Fallschirmjäger gloves in good used condition. These are thick lined ‘winter’ variants in good used condition. They are a nice medium to large size and in good supple condition. There are some minor loose stitches but are otherwise perfect for a mannequin display. Very hard to find!

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

Luftwaffe tropical shorts in good condition. Textbook example with all buttons and belt intact.

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 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!

Reversible winter parka suspenders in very good condition. Both straps have never been sewn together. I believe this is the first pattern removable example. The first pattern straps do not cross and are sewn directly to the garment. This is a removable set but they do not have the stitching attatching both pieces to each other which probably is the pattern after this one. Hard to find spare pieces!

Rare Bund Deutscher Mädel issue shirt with white glass buttons. This is a very hard to find original blue rayon shirt in lightly worn condition. Some fraying on the top of the sleeves, otherwise very hard to find!

Heer Waffenrock set for a Unteroffizier in Beobachtungsabteilung 17 in good condition. This is a beautiful and matching set consisting of a Waffenrock complete with its typical pre war Steingrau, red piped Waffenrock trousers. The garment retains its original insignia for Beobachtungsabteilung 17 which was part of the 17. Infanteriedivision. The garments are in good, lightly worn condition. A Beobachtungsabteilung was a reconnaissance and observing section for German Artillery units. This unit was serving in the front line 99% of the time, even some times in front of the infantry. This is a very nice matching set!

Grey leather Officers greatcoat for a Waffen-SS or Heer officer. The garment is sewn in a typical cut which was allowed to wear by officers in the Heer, Luftwaffe and Waffen-SS. The shoulderstrap loops are removed but could easily be restored. Rare original example complete with the belt and wool lining!

Textbook Heer issue round neck sweater with button closure. These sweaters can be observed on many period images and can be a nice touch to any mannequin. Even when it is damaged like this one it is still perfect for a mannequin with the collar viewable trough the opened neck collar of a tunic, smock, fliegerbluse or wrapper. Hard to find!

These sweaters have just been found in a cloth processing plant which was closed down in the 1960’s and was found with many German uniforms. Fresh on the market, never been in a collection!

Textbook Heer issue round neck sweater with button closure. These sweaters can be observed on many period images and can be a nice touch to any mannequin. Even when it is damaged like this one it is still perfect for a mannequin with the collar viewable trough the opened neck collar of a tunic, smock, fliegerbluse or wrapper. Hard to find!

These sweaters have just been found in a cloth processing plant which was closed down in the 1960’s and was found with many German uniforms. Fresh on the market, never been in a collection!