Uniforms

Rare Heer Drillich Panzer wrap in combat worn condition. Typical and genuine example with restored breast eagle. The garment has a number of period repairs and is a one looker example in combat worn condition!

Nice original single M36 uniform internal support strap. This example is nicely marked.

Very nice late war manufactured and issued non-reversible winter parka in Splittertarn camouflage. The parka is nicely marked with an RBNr. but this is sadly unreadable. The parka retains its nice strong and bright colours but has a few typical small holes on the back. The parka is manufactured out of multiple different parts of Splittertarn camouflage. The parka is a nice medium size and would fit most if not all modern mannequins. The hood has been modified into a face mask which is a very nice, interesting and unique features of this parka! Rare and unique example!

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!

Heer Sumpftarn smock in worn condition. The jacket is in good condition without large damages or repairs. The front has a red painted letter P and the back has a red painted PG indicating this garment was worn by a Prisonnières de guerre or French prisoner of war. The jacket is a nice example for a mannequin with nice moderate wear!

Kriegsmarine EM/NCO service trousers in very good condition.

Late war fur lined Polizei Wachmantel in used condition. The left sleeve was at some point restored with a eagle which was glued on. The coat can be easily be restored back.

Rare original Waffen-SS camouflage smock in oak leaf pattern. The smock is a textbook early M42 pattern smock made in oak leaf camouflage material. The smock is in good used condition but it has been modified at some point. Along the opening of the neck there is a cut that goes all the way down to the lower seam of the smock. This was a wartime modification where at some point a zipper was added which seems to be a common wartime modification. After the war the zipper was removed and the front of the smock was closed again. This repair is neatly executed and if you would not be aware of it at first would be hard to see when displayed on a mannequin! The smock is otherwise in good condition, one repair on the sleeve, otherwise a excellent original Waffen-SS camouflage smock for a competitive price!

Very nice original single reversible winter mitten in used condition with some small damages. These mittens were issued together with the rest of the winter uniform; parka, trousers Etc. The mitten is reversible from the rare reversed Splittertarn camouflage to the white “winter camouflage” side. Sadly this is only the left handed side of a pair. Nice original example with a rare camouflage pattern!

Rare Waffen-SS Sturmgeschütz trousers reworked to Breeches in excellent condition. Very hard to find Waffen-SS Sturmgeschütz trousers, perfect for a officers wrap display!

Textbook M44 trousers in unissued condition. The trousers retain most or all of its originally sewn buttons and integrally sewn waist belt. Nice medium to large size fitting most modern mannequins. The wool is in excellent condition without any significant damages or repairs. Hard to find a textbook M44 Langhosen !

Textbook Heer Afrikakorps tropical shorts in very good, unissued condition.

Textbook, M32 style black SS overcoat in very good condition. The garment retains all factory sewn RZM 629/39 SS on the front and RZM 155/39 SS on the back seam buttons. The garment is marked VA 1939 indicating Verfügungs Abteilung and the production date. The garment has a period sewn shoulderboard for a SS-Mann. The collar tabs and armband have been removed post war. The garment is a nice medium size without damages to the wool as far as I can tell. The garment is a rare, pre war and iconic black SS garment that would be hard to upgrade.

Extremely scarce original Waffen-SS Panzer crew member trousers in Erbsentarn camouflage fabric. The trousers are in very good, IMO lightly worn condition. The garment retains all but one factory sewn buttons. The garment was discovered in a cloth recycling factory in my hometown.There is a small period handsewn repair to the bottom of both legs. Both leg tie straps are there as is the internal belt and the inside pockets. The trousers are in a good, medium to large size fitting most modern sized mannequins. The garment is not visibly marked which probably washed out with the time. The garment is made from three types of camouflage fabric being Erbsentarn straight and reverse printed HBT and smooth Erbsentarn camouflage fabric. The garment retains a number of different thread colours all over. The button holes are typical for the garment. The wearer at some point removed the internal waist belt buckle by sewing a button to the waist. This could easily be restored yet the garment is untouched and was worn as is. The garment was worn and washed during its service hence it’s pockets retain a light blue hue inside. Otherwise the colours are vibrant and exactly how they should be. A rare opportunity to purchase real Waffen-SS camouflage Panzer trousers in Erbsentarn camouflage fabric!