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Original deathcard of three brothers, one of them Obergefreiter Josef Schuhbeck. Schuhbeck served in an Funker-Abteilung and was killed during the battle of the Bulge on January 2, 1945. He was killed in the village of Champlon which is located along the highway Saint-Hubert / La Roche-en-Ardenne. He is buried in Recogne just north of Bastogne.

Original deathcard of Pionier Georg Käser. Pionier Käser served in an SS-Pionier-Abteilung and was killed in action on January 4, 1945 near Ransperg am Saar. This location is however difficult to determine.
Looking at his place of burial (St. Ingbert-Rohrbach) it must be searched in the region of Saarbrücken / Zweibrücken. In that case Pionier Käser most likely served in the 17. SS Panzer-Grenadier-Division “Götz von Berlichingen”.

Rare original German reversible winter parka recognition sleeve armbands in unissued condition. These sleeve armbands proved useful on the eastern front where the German and Russian winter camouflage uniforms looked alike and men needed to be able to tell friend from foe in seconds. These armbands can be worn with the dark or red side outwards and are made of screen printed red fabric. I’ve found a few pairs of armbands which is a rare opportunity to buy a original set of recognition armbands – before they run out!

Textbook and mint Canadian made compass pouch.

Nice USMC suspenders in good used condition.

Original US pistol belt marked R.M.CO. 1941

Textbook US M3 Fighting knife marked UTICA 1943 with typical M8 scabbard.

Excellent pair of matching Canadian made Royal Corps of Signals duty/active service armband. Worn by signal troops and dispatch riders are renowned to wear these a lot.

Rare USAAF areal photography camera with large wooden case. This camera was used in bombers and reconnaissance planes during world war two. The camera looks in complete condition, but I can not test the function. The lens looks clear and is without cracks. It was used in many planes including the B-17, B-25, B-24, B-29, Supermarine Spitfire, the North American F-6 (modified P-51), and the Canadian-built De Havilland F-8 (modified Mosquito). Nice piece that will be a centerpiece in any USAAF themed collection!

Rare wartime manual ‘Panzer Vorwärts – Aber mit Verstand’, by Heinz Guderian for the Panzer troops. The manual contains a large number of important lessons for all armoured troops with loads of beautiful colourful illustrations. Rare wartime manual in very good condition!

Excellent original GGG launcher pouch in good used condition. Not one coming from the well known hoard found; this one is in wartime used condition. Rare variant with rayon material sling.

Unissued pair of Canadian trigger mittens still tied together. Standard issue enlisted men gloves.

Textbook magazine pouch marked Feb 1919 Mills.

Nice original officers visor cap chinstrap in good condition. Textbook example!

Mint leather mapcase in beautiful brown leather marked E.G. Leuner, Bautzen 1938. Impeccable example that would be very hard to upgrade!

Textbook tropical equipment belt in good used condition. Medium size example with leather tongue.

Typical M37 gaiters or Gamaschen marked R&K 1942.

Excellent early reversible Luftwaffe parka trousers in good lightly worn condition. The trousers retain all of its period sewn buttons and the trouser suspenders. The trousers are a good size 2 fitting most if not all mannequins. The trousers are in the early pattern without reinforced knees or fly.

Textbook Heer M43 EM field blouse in near mint condition. The garment is a nice medium size with factory sewn Kragenlitzen and a restored breast eagle. The garment still retains up to 99% of its nap in the wool and all period sewn buttons. The garment retains a set of 4 matching steel belt hooks. The buttons on the front are moved one or two cm to accommodate a larger size; otherwise unmodified. The shoulders are addorned with a non-matching pair of M40 Heer Panzergrenadier shoulder straps. The garment is a nice original field blouse in very good condition that would be a great start to a Heer display!