Pocket Litter
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Philips “Knijpkat” type 7424-03 torch
€65.00Typical wartime “Knijpkat” torch. These flashlights where made utilizing forced labour from Konzentrationslager Herzogenbusch. Unlike most of the wartime used flashlights the “knijpkat” doesn’t have a battery but uses a small internal dynamo. The mechanism is still in great condition and the torch still works! Excellent example with a dotted pattern in the paint which looks very nice!
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Esbit model 9 stove
€60.00A nice original Model 9 Esbit stove in good condition. The Esbit itself is marked DRP and Stuttgart W indicating it was produced pre 1943 when the original factory was bombed to the ground. I have a small number of matching examples all in the same condition. Some have orange paint remnants wich could be removed or just used/displayed as is. A nice and typical ‘pocket litter’ item which was often found with the troops fighting at the front lines!
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Hohner Ges. Gesch. Militär Musik Harmonika
€175.00Hohner Ges. Gesch. Militär Musik Harmonika in its original box. Less common variant in good, unissued condition.
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Aluminium Göffel marked WSuCL
€50.00Original aluminium spoon fork combination or Göffel in used condition. This is typical WSuCL produced example but unlike 99% of these this example has been issued and used. Nice example!
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Period Bézard-Kompass with original pouch
€120.00Very nice original period German compass or Bézard-Kompass. The compass is in excellent condition and comes complete with its original leather issue pouch. Very nice example from a well known manufacturer!
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Period Blendea Haut-Creme tin
€45.00Period Blendea Haut-Creme tin in very good condition. This tin can be dated by the price which is in Reichsmark. This is a typical wartime pocket litter item.
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Aluminium Göffel marked GK&F 40
€30.00Beautiful Göffel marked GK&F 40 which indicates production by Gebr. kugel & Fink, Lüdenscheid in 1940. The maker Gebr. Kugel & Fink, Lüdenscheid is mainly known for their production of belt buckles but they produced a lot more than just belt buckles! Sadly one of the teeth from the fork has broken off.
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Period band-aid tin by Lebewohl
€40.00Typical pocket litter item; a period band-aid tin by Lebewohl. The tin is empty but in very good condition.
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Aluminium Göffel marked HHL40
€65.00Textbook Göffel marked H.H.L. 40 which is for as far as I know still an unknown maker. H.H.L. is a rare makers mark to encounter!
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Period glasses
€75.00Beautiful period glasses which would look great as an accessory on a mannequin. The glasses are complete with their original carrier and would be a great addition to a personal effects display as well. Hard to find period glasses!
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Period glasses
€70.00Beautiful period glasses which would look great as an accessory on a mannequin. The glasses are complete with their original carrier and would be a great addition to a personal effects display as well. Hard to find period glasses!
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Period glasses
€70.00Beautiful period glasses which would look great as an accessory on a mannequin. The glasses are complete with their original carrier and would be a great addition to a personal effects display as well. Hard to find period glasses!
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Brown marbled bakelite Zeiler 4350 torch or Taschenlampe
€70.00Rare brown coloured bakelite Zeiler 4350 torch or Taschenlampe in very good condition. The torch features a nice, almost marbled brown bakelite. Hard to find example!
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Period French Wonder torch
€90.00Very nice period French manufactured “Wonder” torch in good, used condition. The torch has some usage to it but no damages at all, the leather strap is still complete and all the knobs are in place. These French made “Wonder” torches can be seen worn by German soldiers on multiple period photographs. Nice example!
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Dutch made 2,5 Volt ‘Witte Kat’ torch battery
€50.00Rare Dutch made 2,5 Volt ‘Witte Kat’ battery for torches.
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Italian army issue torch; Sila Quarta
€100.00Nice original ww2 period Italian army issued torch or flashlight in very good condition. The torch is nicely marked; Sila Quarta. Very nice example!
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Period German ear warmers
€35.00Textbook German army used earwarmers. Allthough privately purchased pieces; these are made with field grey felt as we also observe on privately tailored shoulderstraps. Hard to find pocket litter item!
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Pre war issue compass with lanyard by Emil Busch A.-G., Rathenow
€175.00Textbook pre war model issue compass complete with its original leather lanyard. The compass is nicely marked Busch which indicates production by Emil Busch A.-G., Rathenow. The compass is in excellent and working condition!
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Wenn wir marschieren Harmonika
€220.00Rare original pre war military themed Harmonika marked Wenn Wir Marschieren. This pre war example was marketed for sale amongst Heer soldiers.
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Rare Daimon Focus torch or Taschenlampe
€125.00Rare typical pre war manufactured Daimon “Focus” torch or Taschenlampe in very good condition. Typical large pre war construction with a red/brownish finish. Nice and desirable example!
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Imperial German butterdish
€185.00Imperial German butterdish in good used condition. The butterdish is made out of stamped metal with a three piece closure latch. There are initials and ‘Adi’ engraved into the dish.
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Continental Irex Absätze attachable heels
€70.00Large and complete box of spare heels. These were sometimes observed underneath German issue footwear; although they are civilian. The box bares the typical wartime motto ‘ Sammeln Sie dater die leeren Kartons’.
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Second pattern black butterdish marked ggj/K
€75.00Textbook second pattern black butterdish or Fettbuchse marked with a 3 letter code which is rare to encounter on bakelite items. The butterdish is marked ggj/K, it is still unclear which maker ggj indicates. The lid has a small chip out of the bakelite. Very nice example!
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Boot nails or Sohlennägel Nr. 12/4 1000 gram
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Philips “Knijpkat” type 7424-03 torch
€75.00Typical wartime “Knijpkat” torch. These flashlights where made utilizing forced labour from Konzentrationslager Herzogenbusch. Unlike most of the wartime used flashlights the “knijpkat” doesn’t have a battery but uses a small internal dynamo. The mechanism is in working condition but sometimes it falters a bit which is not disruptive. The “knijpkat” is in further mint condition and would look perfect in a display!
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