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Early M1936 suspenders with stamped buckles and unusual back straps with square tips.

Original US Carlisle bandage pouch with content.

Original US Carlisle bandage pouch with content.

A rare late war M43 Heer field blouse made out of rough twill wool. The tunic is nicely marked with an RBNr. 0/1297/0002. All the insignia is periodically applied, the Einheitslitzen are factory machine sewn and the breast eagle is factory sewn on the top to the garment, then flipped over and finished with a zig-zag stitch. The tunic has never been shortened or tailored but it has a few small period repairs. The tunic is a nice large size and in good used condition which would most likely fit all mannequins! Hard to find late war combat tunic made out of rough twill wool in great untouched condition which would be hard to upgrade !

Neat original pocket edition Ching peg game. These small and popular games were used by the troops to overcome the often long waits on and behind the front. Produced by Wm. F. Drueke & Sons. Nice personal item in good and complete condition!

Neat original pocket edition Backgammon game. These small and popular games were used by the troops to overcome the often long waits on and behind the front. Produced by Wm. F. Drueke & Sons. Nice personal item in good and complete condition!

Neat original pocket edition Chess game. These small and popular games were used by the troops to overcome the often long waits on and behind the front. Produced by Wm. F. Drueke & Sons. Nice personal item in good and complete condition!

US Message Book M-210 Signal Corps, U.S. Army. These message books accompanied radios but were also carried in mapcases.

US Message Book M-210 Signal Corps, U.S. Army. These message books accompanied radios but were also carried in mapcases.

US navy N1 field shoes Boondockers. The shoes are marked but the markings are almost completely faded and thereby unreadable. The shoes are in good used condition and are re-soled at some point most likely during the war. The shoes are size 10 1/2 (European size 43 1/2) and would fit perfectly on any mannequin! Nice rough out US navy N1 Boondockers in well used and re-soled condition!

Excellent pair of US army Polaroid all-purpose goggles, Type 1021. The canvas case holds various coloured spare shields. Nicely marked Polaroid Corporation. Mint condition.

Nice original US folding E-Tool carrier marked Johansen 1944 in great condition.

US navy N1 field shoes Boondockers. The shoes are nicely marked A. Freedman & Sons Inc. NXSX 56436. NXSX 56436 indicates production in April 1944. The shoes are size 8 1/2 (European size 41). Rare US navy N1 Boondockers in near mint condition!

Rare M42 messkit configuration consisting out of an enameled body and a painted steel lid. Most likely the result of a transitional period in which they switched from steel to enameled production. Interesting configuration in well used condition!

Textbook greenish webbing example with a leather tongue. The belt is nicely marked with RB-Nr 0/0448/0038 on the outside of the leather tongue. The belt is in almost mint condition and has a nice construction! Perfect size which measures 95cm and would most likely fit any mannequin.

US Navy M-450 summer flying helmet in unlined light tan coloured cotton.  This example is fitted with pressed leather earcups and chinpad. The chinpad and associated buckles are both very good as are the inner velveteen pads, with earphones,  the cups accommodate a pair of Original Telephonics Corporation Type TH-37 receivers with a 1200 Ohms resistance and rubber wiring loom.

Textbook mid war US AN-6530 pilot goggles with tubed vents. The goggles have the green tinted lenses with flexible rubber and the strap retains its elasticity.

Textbook mid war US AN-6530 pilot goggles marked Chas. Fischer Spring Co. The goggles have the orange tinted lenses with flexible rubber and the strap retains its elasticity.

Very nice matching set of unissued smooth leather D-ring belt loops marked Rahm & Kampmann, Wuppertal 1943. Hard to find a matching 1943 dated set!

A non matching M31 messkit, the upper part is marked AWF 41 and the bottom part marked DMN 40. Although maker seen the messkit is non matching but both parts feature the same finish and the same name Jäger F. Nowak which has been scratched into the surface. Beautiful unusual piece which is used in the same configuration as it still is with a period Feldgrau repaint!