Uniforms

MG34 u. MG42 MGZ34 optics case in good condition. The case retains its original belt straps, D-rings and functional closing latch. The canister retains its internals and a large amount of its factory finish.

Textbook Bund Deutscher Mädel blouse or Kletterweste in very good condition. Complete with original RZM tag and sleeve diamond.

Textbook winter parka trousers executed in Sumpftarn camouflage. The trousers are nicely marked RBNr. and II which would indicates a medium size which would easily fit any mannequin! The camouflage used for the construction of this garment is the so called hard-edged Sumpftarn which was developed in 1943. The trousers are in excellent condition without any damages and very bright beautiful colours. Hard to upgrade!

Heer EM M42 HBT field blouse with factory sewn insignia. The field blouse is in excellent, lightly worn condition. The blouse is constructed from HBT or ‘Drillich’ material which was first merely a ‘Drill’ tunic used in training but became standard army issue in the form of four pocket tunics later in the war. The garment retains its factory sewn insignia for a enlisted man. There are some small repairs and damages but nothing serious. A nice medium sized garment, perfect for a mannequin!

Extremely scarce Waffen-SS Panzer wrap trousers marked 226 in excellent, lightly worn condition. Textbook Waffen-SS issue example manufactured in late war recycled wool. The garment is in very good, very lightly worn condition and would be very hard to upgrade.

BDM ski trousers in good, lightly worn condition. A good medium to large size!

Textbook Heer/Waffen-SS issue turtleneck sweater. These sweaters can be observed on many period images and can be a nice touch to any mannequin. Even when it is damaged and like this one it is still perfect for a mannequin especially being a turtleneck example which will always be visible underneath 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 and rare 1930’s knit sweater with turtleneck and zipper 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 fully 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!

Kriegsmarine leather deck trousers marked BAW 1944 indicating Bekleidungsamt Wilhelmshaven in very good condition. Roughly a medium size which would be good for most modern mannequins. It’s size label has been removed at some point.

Unique Waffen-SS prototype field blouse grouping of SS-Hauptscharführer Kurt Heindel, Spiess of 5. Kompanie SS-Panzergrenadier Regiment 23 in the 11. SS Panzergrenadier Division Nordland. The grouping consists of his prototype issued field blouse made from reinforced wool and gaberdine. The blouse retains the original shoulderstraps and rank Tresse for the rank of SS-Hauptscharführer. The left sleeve shows evidence of once having a Nordland cufftitle. The blouse is in field worn, uncleaned condition with loads of patina. The grouping also has a number of wartime photographs of Kurt Heindel, including photos with awards and his SS-Degen. His SS-Führerschein and some other documents including his wound badge document. There is also a large portion of the Kriegstagebuch of his Kompanie which he typed up during the war mostly consisting of the battles in 1941 until his company only consisted of 5 men. Very interesting and historic read!

He was awarded the German Cross in Silver on 29.4.1945 whilst his unit was fighting in Berlin!

This is a historically significant grouping that would be a prime piece in any Waffen-SS themed collection and would be very hard to upgrade! This is the first and only field worn garment that I have been able to attribute to the battle of Berlin to a SS Hauptscharführer which defended Berlin until the very last day!

Textbook original Heer tropical Breeches in unissued condition. Nice detail is that there is still a period original paper tag attached to the breeches. Medium size that should fit most if not all modern militaria mannequins.

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!

Matching internal belt support straps with hooks marked  Joh. Gottfried Schöne, Großröhrsdorf/Sa. 1939 indicating production by Johann Gottfried Schöne in Großröhrsdorf bei Radeberg. The straps are in excellent condition and would be hard to upgrade.

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!

Rare Afrikakorps issued French M35 wool sweater in used condition. This sweater is far from mint but with its intact collar it is a perfect example to display underneath a Heer Afrikakorps tunic. Most if not all of these pieces have been worn up and recycled post war. Rare piece that would be a great detail for any tropical mannequin!

Excellent original Heer issue M43 trousers or Keilhosen in Gaberdine fabric. The trousers are a good medium size which would fit most if not all modern militaria mannequins. The trousers are without damages and are simply in very good condition. The garment is finished with multiple coloured glass buttons. Perfect Heer issue M43 trousers in excellent condition!

Heer M42 fur lined EM/NCO overcoat in good used condition. Beautiful late war example with a large m42 style collar. The garment is fully lined in sheep fur.

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!

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!

First pattern Gebirgsjäger Windjacke by J. Zeiler 1940 in used condition. The back waist strap has been removed and the jacket shows significant wear to the collar. Nice used example!