Weapons & Accessories

Rare pre war brown coloured P08 Luger holster in very good condition. The holster is a very nice early example dated 1934 manufactured out of a high quality brown coloured leather with the internal pockets for the take down tool and for the cleaning rod which is a rare thing to encounter. The holster is nicely marked Carl Heinichen, Dresden 1934 together with a typical pre war style WaA. The holster has a nicely done period repair/reinforcement to the back at one of the belt loops. The holster is on the inside named to a US vet; Garvin Lamb 35900443 which makes this a very interesting piece for further research. Excellent very early example!

Excellent and original P08 Luger take-down tool in good condition. These are extremely hard to find as a spare and is perfect to complete a P08 holster!

Nice original pre war K98 bayonet frog in good condition. The frog is nicely marked E 37. The frog features unit marking 2./N.14 I which most likely indicates a Nachrichten unit. Nice original example!

K98 ammunition pouch marked ehn 43 in good used condition. Complete with partitions, one rivet of its dividers is broken but present.

Textbook late war war K98 ammunition pouch in good condition. The pouch is nicely marked with an unreadable RBNr. The pouch still retains its internal dividers. This example has been sewn first and after that riveted as well. Nice late war example!

Leather MG34 sling in good used condition. Hard to find example in good condition. The hardware is marked WaA.

Nice empty flare or Leuchtpatrone 41. This example is nicely marked Leuchtpatrone 41, eca Mai 1944. Nice original example.

Due to the nature of the item I can not ship this item outside of Europe unless the buyer takes the risk.

Empty white coloured flare round. Nice original example!

Due to the nature of the item I can not ship this item outside of Europe unless the buyer takes the risk.

Rare empty flare round Rauchspürpatrone Blau. Nice original example!

Due to the nature of the item I can not ship this item outside of Europe unless the buyer takes the risk.

Matching K98 bayonet marked 42 crs indicating production by Paul Weyersberg in good used condition. The scabbard has a probable wartime repaint which can easily be removed by scratching with a fingernail or piece of wood. The bayonet has never been sharpened or reblued. This is a very nice bayonet to display as is, or clean the scabbard to further improve it.

Unfortunately I can not offer shipping outside of mainland europe for edged weapons.

Matching K98 bayonet marked 42 cof in excellent condition. This bayonet retains its factory finish and has never been sharpened. This is a very hard to improve example.

Unfortunately I can not offer shipping outside of mainland europe for edged weapons.

A very nice P38 softshell holster marked jwa 4 indicating production by Moritz Stecher, Lederwerk, Freiburg in 1944. The holster is in excellent condition and would be very hard to upgrade!

Bakelite fuze case 2L marked bdl 1941 filler S. The case is marked with the IW werke indicating production by Isola Werke. There is a crack in the material but the piece is solid.

Bakelite fuze case 2L marked gfc 1941 filler S

Bakelite fuze case gr. Zdlg. C/98 o.V. marked 1940

Bakelite fuze case Duplexkapseln marked 43/S

Bakelite fuze case Bd.Z. (5103) der 3,7cm Pzgr.

Matching K98 bayonet marked 42 asw in good used condition. The bayonet is marked asw 42indicating production by E. & F. Horster & Co. Solingen. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with and has nice clean wooden grips.

Unfortunately I can not offer shipping outside of mainland europe for edged weapons.

Rare wartime barrel changing mitt for the MG34 and MG42. When firing the MG34 and MG42 continuously the German soldiers where presented with a harsh and difficult task: changing the barrel. The MG34 and MG42 where both made with a quick-change barrel and to help in the changing of the barrel these gloves where invented and issued. These gloves where issued with the accessories of the MG34 and MG42. It is simply used by placing the hand under the strap and using the pad to cover your hand when you grab the hot, sometimes even glowing barrel. The barrel is then placed in the Laufschützer to cool down and a cool new barrel is inserted. According to regulations, the barrel had to be changed after 150 rounds fired continuously. Hard to find item!