Uniforms

Textbook unissued Heer M40 trousers. The trousers have one moth hole which I pointed out in the photo. Otherwise a mint pair in a good large mannequin size. The trouses are nicely lined in grey rayon. Rare to find these early examples in this condition, perfect for a mannequin!

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

Rare heated Luftwaffe ‘Reichsverteidigungs’ flight jacket in good worn condition. Textbook example with zig-zag sewn breast eagle. The jacket is in very good worn condition. The electric connector for the gloves are probably period removed as the main connector in the jacket is still present. The jacket shows having being modified by two pockets to the lower front, otherwise a very nice jacket in good, lightly worn condition!

Early Luftwaffe fur flight jacket or Kanaljacke. Hard to find early example without the two buttoned pockets! The jacket is in very good condition with all working and factory installed zippers. The label inside is sadly unreadable but still present. Hard to find!

Unissued rare first pattern Luftwaffe reversible parka trousers. Nice example in size II which is the perfect mannequin size. The trousers still retain their original factory tag which is a unique feature for this early example!

Textbook late war non reversible parka trousers in Sumpftarn camouflage. A excellent example in unissued condition which would be very hard to upgrade!

Rare Dutch made Heer service dress for a Leutnant der Panzer u. Panzerjäger in excellent condition. Typical Dutch made example with the typically sewn reinforced lining. The garment has full wartime sewn insignia including a rare Prinzengrösse Wiederhohlungspange. The garment was made by the Dutch tailor Jansen & Zoon, Breda. A very nice display garment with a number of wartime sewn award and ribbon loops!

Textbook matching pair of parka mittens in Splittertarn camouflage in very good, most likely unissued condition. These mittens were issued together with the rest of the winter uniform; parka, trousers Etc. The mittens are reversible from Splittertarn camouflage to the white “winter camouflage” side. perfect set!

Rare Russian liberation army field blouse in very good condition. Typical, pre war Dutch reworked and reissued field blouse with hand applied insignia for a enlisted man in the ‘Russian Liberation Army’ or ROA. Many of these troops were stationed on the atlantic wall and many period photographs of POW’s during the Normandy campaign stand testimony for this. The garment has period hand applied insignia which is typical for these reworked garments for Russian troops. The jacket is a medium size and without any significant damage or mothing. A very nice example of a hard to find field blouse!

Very nice matching pair of grey parka mittens. The mittens are reversible from grey to the white “winter camouflage” side. The mittens are marked with an RBNr. but this is sadly unreadable. Nice matching set in very good, used condition.

Matching Waffen-SS parka mittens in dot pattern camouflage and unissued condition! Sadly the long cord has been removed.

Rare Heer HBT or Drillich EM Panzer jacket in excellent, unissued condition. The garment is a textbook, late war example manufactured in reed green hbt or Drillich. The garment was meant to be worn on top of the wool Panzer and Stug wrap sets. These were not manufactured in black but were issued and worn by Panzer as well as Stug troops. The garment is a typical late war example with factory sewn insignia. The kragenlitzen are typical late examples with the typical red piping for assault guns stitched straight trough the collar. The breast eagle is a typical 1944 style example sewn triangularly. The jacket has some storage wear inside which could easily be cleaned if desired. The garment retains most if not all of the buttons and is a textbook example impossible to upgrade.

Textbook, late war Heer issue M43 style trousers or ‘Keilhosen’. These trousers are dated 1944 and manufactured in typical Italian captured wool. Perfect example that would be very hard to upgrade!

Quilted winter parka trousers as worn by Fallschirmjäger on the eastern front in good used condition!

Heer Sumpftarn smock marked E43 0/0390/03 in size II in worn condition. The garment retains its beautiful and vibrant colours. The smock has numerous depot style repairs and the sleeves have been slightly shortened as can be seen on the photos. A textbook smock in good used condition with beautiful colours!

Heer rubberized protective trousers in unissued condition. The exact function of these trousers is unknown but it is either made for gas/chemical protection or a part of the flamethrower suit. The trousers close with a ‘koh-I-noor’ press stud which was a typical closure for the flamethrower suits.

Kriegsmarine EM/NCO service trousers in very good condition with original factory paper tag.

Heer M44 trousers in Gabardine in used condition. There are a number of repairs but regardlessly a rare variant on the Heer M44 trousers!