Uniforms

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!

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.

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.

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.

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!

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.

First pattern Gebirgsjäger Windjacke in very good, lightly worn condition.

Spectacular uniform grouping named to Leutnant Seebold serving with Grenadier Regiment 44, 11 Infanterie Division, killed in action 26.3.1944 in Sirgalla, west of Narwa. He is buried in Jöhvi, Block 1 Row 21 Grave 1055. The grouping consists of the modified enlisted men M36 field blouse dated 1937, manufactured in Danzig. The garment is modified by a skilled tailor by means of adding a bottle green, pointed officer’s collar and insignia for a Leutnant. The breast is adorned with a Infanterie Sturmabzeichen by SchuCo and a unmarked Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz. There are a number of minor repairs to the tunic I have tried to photograph them as best as possible. The visor is a semi-crusher; a mix between a regular officer’s visor and a crusher which has a great look on a mannequin. The crusher has beautiful hand embroidered insignia which like all the other insignia in the grouping are period applied.

A beautiful and very interesting grouping that could be a good base for further research!

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

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!

Japanese summer tunic in very good condition.

Original white mittens in unissued condition. The mittens are nicely marked RBNr. 0/0581/081. These were most likely used by artillery troops for handling the hot casings.

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.