SOLD ITEMS

Late war US Shoe Pac boots marked Lagrange shoe corp 12 date 12-22-44 as meant for wear in wet and cold circumstances.

Textbook WWII issue numbered Silver Star medal in its original issue case. Complete with ribbon and pin, impossible to upgrade.

A very nice Sanitäter Kleines Feldbesteck. These small pouches with the basic medical tools where carried in the small and large medical pouches by medical staff in the Wehrmacht. The pouch is of a nice leather construction. Complete with the insert but with only partial contents. A great item to complete a Sanitäter pouch with!

 

 

Tailored Heer M42 field blouse in salty condition. The garment was modified with the skirt and sleeves slightly shortened, the bottom pockets sewn flat and a thick green M36 type collar added. The garment retains machine sewn Kragenlitzen for Sanitäter EM troops. The jacket retains a handsewn flatwire breast eagle and Obergefreiter patch. The left breast pocket was once addorned with several awards. The jacket is in obvious combat worn and unwashed condition which is rare to find nowadays.

Textbook, untouched K98k rifle marked byf44 indicating production by Mauser. The K98 is fully matching with the serial number 13874 and the markings Mod. 98 on the side of the receiver. The K98 was factory fitted with the sight base for the ZF41 scope with the factory modified stock. The sight mount is marked duv WaA214 and the scope itself is marked CXN indicating production by Emil Busch. The rifle was not reissued, repurposed, repaired or refinished post war. It bears no post war markings, and it is untouched, just how it was left in 1945. The K98 comes with its original cross-hatched sling in supple condition. The rifle still retains up to 99% of its factory finish and would be very hard to upgrade. In a sea of restored and faked sniper rifles; this is a original example. Yes it’s expensive; but you’ll have a original sniper rifle, and not a doctored one. This is a rare opportunity to buy a untouched, original sniper rifle. A conversation piece in any collection!

The K98k was reissued to the old Dutch standards with a certificate by Hes van Zweeden and is free to own or sell within the Netherlands. I am sorry, but I will not and can not sell this piece outside the Netherlands. Pickup has to be arranged and is highly preferred, shipping will cost more then the regular Dutch shipping options due to size and value.

Textbook M40 Heer helmet marked EF64 indicating production by Emaillierwerke Fulda. The helmet has its factory fitted liner. Excellent original M40 Heer helmet with over 90% of its original finish remaining.

Nice original Luftwaffe parade dagger maker marked E&F Hörster Solingen in good used condition.

Beautiful German cross in gold or Deutsches Kreuz in Gold marked 20 indicating production by Zimmermann. Textbook original piece with die flaw at the 9, lightweight variant with loads of character.

Textbook original Afrikakorps cufftitle with the typical lettering. Hard to find original example with mostly fakes on the market!

Textbook Westwall medal or Deutsche Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen by August Menze & Sohn Wien VI. Textbook piece with original pouch and ribbon.

Typical original late war trouser belt in good used condition.

Textbook German helmet chinstrap in good, close to mint condition. The chinstrap is nicely marked ftb 44 which is a rather common maker for chinstraps but is still an unknown maker. Beautiful close to mint late war example which is hard to find as a spare!

Original short leather strap for the leather, bakelite and Pressstoff Dienstglas cases.

Beautiful pre war K98 ammunition pouch in stone mint condition! The pouch is nicely maker marked Karl Kuhne, Lüdenscheid 1937. The pouch is nicely ink stamped on the inside with 4./A.R. 31 which indicates 4e Kompanie, Artillerie Regiment 31. The pouch still retains all the internal dividers. Stone mint condition which would be almost impossible to upgrade!

Typical foreign made EM shoulderstraps for Heer troops. These straps are most probably made in Belgium or France. There is also a possibility these started out black being SS EM shoulderstraps; as I have observed before in this exact construction here.

A very nice matching pair of early red coloured wool piped shoulderstraps for a Unteroffizier der Flak Artillerie. The backing of the straps are a little different but it seems to be a original matching set!

Single Heer EM shoulderstrap for infantry or Infanterie troops. Textbook M40 construction with rayon piping.