SOLD ITEMS

Near mint, 1943 dated US raincoat by US RUBBER CO. The raincoat is in very good, minty condition and in contrary to most examples; is supple and wearable. There is one repair to the end of the sleeve which is neatly repaired. Very hard to find!

Late pattern Wehrmacht/Waffen-SS mapcase marked RBNr.0/0250/0692. Nice late variant with metal closure.

Tabbed Heer Franz Reischauer made aluminum belt buckle unit marked 9./A.R.8. The buckle is a very nice worn buckle from a rare manufacturer

Nice and uncommon US tin plated mess tin marked US LEYSE 1943 with a complete set of utensils.

Very nice original US tanker jacket in size small with its original label maker marked and dated Novelty Sportwear 1941 . Very hard to find in good condition. Perfect for a mannequin!

Soldbuch of Franz Öhlinger who served under 12./SS Polizei Regiment 19 and later 4. Pol. Wach-Battl 17 XVII (Wien). The Soldbuch is in good complete condition and comes with picture and many entries. A nice Soldbuch that would be a great base for further research. Öhlinger was awarded the war merits cross second class with swords.

Very nice original and textbook late war MG34 and MG42 ammunition box marked brc. Very nice example with up to 95% of its original factory paint remaining!

Late war Heer M44 field blouse for a Panzergrenadier. The tunic is in good unissued condition with minimal storage wear. The garment retains most of the nap in the wool. All the insignia are factory sewn without alterations. The garment retains all of its originally sewn buttons. The shoulders are adorned with a set of late war EM M43 pattern Panzergrenadier shoulderstraps. The garment is a medium size good for most modern or vintage mannequins. The garment has some storage wear and a few repair but is otherwise a stellar unissued example. Hard to upgrade!

Nice original MG34 and MG42 ammunition box in good used condition.

Nice original P38 hardshell holster that was gifted by a Canadian army officer to a young boy in Zeist in 1945. Sadly the father of the boy threw the P38 in the moat of castle Zeist. Nicely maker marked cxb 41.

Very nice original German PAK sight marked Z.F. 3×8 DZL indicating production by Optische Anstalt Oigee G.m.b.H.,, Berlin-Schoeneberg. The sight is in good condition with working optics. The rubber is supple and not rotten. If you really need to use them to stop hordes of T34’s I would suggest prior cleaning otherwise a very nice display piece!

Nice original late war MG34 and MG42 tool case or Werkzeugkasten. The case is nicely marked sxb 1945. These boxes where issued within every unit for the maintenance on the machineguns. The case still retains up to 85% of its original finish. Very nice 1945 dated ammunition cases for the MG42!

MG34 and MG42 50 round ammunition belt dated 4 41.

Pre war MG34 and MG42 50 round ammunition belt dated 1940 and maker marked 946.

Nice example of a late war Q62 no decal M40 helmet. The Quist firm produced the size 62 M40 helmet shell right up till late in 1944 whilst the other companies all adopted the M42 model. This helmet was made for all the branches just like the M42 helmet without decal. The helmet is in good used condition with its originally mounted liner and (broken) chinstrap. The helmet retains remnants of a former whitewash.

The buckle is marked J.F.S. indicates production by Josef Feix & Söhne, Gablonz. The buckle by JFS is one of the rarest SS buckles, much rarer then the green RODObuckles. If you are looking for a rare SS buckle, this is it!

Textbook original historic item; original NSDAP armband in mint condition with its original paper RZM tag. Impossible to upgrade!

Textbook Waffen-SS helmet cover in unissued condition. The helmet cover is executed in the oakleaf B or Beringtes Eichenlaubmuster camouflage pattern. The cover is a good size 3 fitting for size 68 helmets. The cover is photographed on a size 66 M42 helmet and would nicely fit a size 68 helmet. The cover is a minty example with stunning colours and contrast. The cover retains its three factory mounted steel metal swivel hooks riveted onto three functional springs. The cover retains all of its foliage loops which some are made from plane tree material. The cover is nicely size marked in the front 60-68 indicating the liner size 60 and shell size 68. The cover is unissued but has a small tear in the top of the cover which shows a neatly done repair which is hardly noticeable from the spring side. The cover is a stunning and textbook example finished with single and double needle sewing machines. The cover is a desirable and large sized example that is not to be confused with the covers found in the hoard. The cover is a perfect example that would be impossible to upgrade; a prized addition to any serious helmet collection.

Nice original US wool Beanie cap. The cap is a nice worn example with its original tag indicating the size L for Large.

Mint and matching(!) set of second pattern fine thread butterdishes in light orange and black. Whilst these are common items; it’s the first time I’ve been able to offer a set of matching examples. Maker marked 22 indicating production by Bebrit-Preßstoffwerke GmbH, Bebra und C.F. Schlothauer, Ruhla. These are both marked 2496 and would be very hard to upgrade!