SOLD ITEMS

A nice matching pair in untouched, uncleaned condition. Undamaged, with all dividers inside the partitions intact. Nicely marked 1/0666/0018 and dated 1944. Nice uncleaned pair!

Nice original undershirt in very good unissued condition with paper buttons. The shirt is a nice average mannequin size and would nicely attribute a combat display!

Messkits and canteens enameled in these colours are attributed to be made by the Deutsche Emailwarenfabrik (DEF) run by Oskar Schindler. Messkits and canteens, unmarked, in these specific colours have been found in the old factory storage of the former DEF.  There are several other makers of enameled steel canteens and messkits but they all carry different characteristic features such as markings or specific colours. No other maker utilizes these light gray and blue colours and lacks markings. The light blue “wash” on top of the enamel is one of the typical features.

A nice and typical example of a battle damaged M35 helmet. The helmet is a standard apple green double decal M35 Heer helmet with a field repaint typical for the 1940 campaign. The helmet retains 99% of its original camouflage paint which covers the thricolor decal but leaves the eagle bare to the eye. The helmet is marked SE64 indicating production by Sächsische Emaillier und Stanzwerke A.G. The helmet retains its original liner and chinstrap which are original to the helmet. On the top of the dome a large hole can be seen that was most probably inflicted by a bullet coming from the front. The hole surely seriously wounded anyone wearing the helmet at that time and the light blood staining in the leather shows this. The liner is nicely named K. Hefner. A very nice battle damaged M35 helmet in great – as found – condition!

Simply a suberb Heer EM M42 Feldbluse or field blouse. The garment is un unissued condition, and in contrary to most tunics on the market it features its original factory, and most importantly textbook wartime (zigzag) machine sewn insignia. The garment retains up to 99% of the nap in the wool and all of its originally sewn buttons. The garment is not shortened, tailored or modified in any way shape or form. If you are looking for a stunning Heer tunic, look no further!

Nice first pattern folding E-tool with E-tool both maker marked and dated 1940. Nice unissued set that would be hard to upgrade!

Scarce minty personalized M1 fixed bale helmet by McCord. The helmet shell is decorated at the front with 16 and MOMM 1/C on the back. MOMM 1/C indicates Motor Machinist Mate 1/C first class which was a navy rank. The Firestone liner is a ’42/’43 example with bare A-washers. The helmet is a spectacular example of a personalized US M1 Fixed bale helmet. The helmet retains in very good minty condition and would be very hard to upgrade.

A very nice minty Splittertarn M31 Zeltbahn in unissued condition. Nicely marked Rudolf Jäger 1942. The Zeltbahn is free of damages and has most if not all of its originally sewn buttons. The colors are nice, bright and full of contrast. Hard to find in this condition!

Matching k98 bayonet marked E. PACK&S 1939 indicating production by E.Pack & Sohn. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 3122 b and has nice clean bakelite grips. The bayonet is in used and matching (!) condition.

Scarce late war M42 bayonet frog. Originally designed to go with the folding E-tool, this bayonet frog was later in the war introduced to spare more raw materials on bayonet frogs. The frog is nicely marked R.B.Nr. The leather on the frog is supple. Hard to find late war frog!