SOLD ITEMS

Excellent Luftwaffe M40 helmet marked Q64 indicating production by Quist. The helmet retains its factory installed liner with its original drawstring. The helmet retains up to 95% of its factory finish. There is a large square on top the helmet, reminiscent of a send home label once attached. It’s lightly discolored but still a excellent decal helmet that would be a great addition to any helmet collection!

Super scarce original wooden instruction model of a Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger 1 . This model once was used in the barracks of a Panzer school where it was used to indicate armor thickness, maneuverability and maintenance. This model is fully handcrafted out of wood with several small moving parts. The machingegun rotates in its ball-turret, as does the large turret with the main gun elevating. The wheels were made to be fully operational but it seems they are stuck at the moment. The right front fender has been glued. The tracks are period replacements made out of the typical woven canvas with a red line in it. The tank is quite big and heavy; I’ve pictured it next to a Panzer collar tab for scale. The Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger 1 is a iconic piece that would be a centre piece in any Panzer collection. Out of all the Panzer recognition models this is the most sought after model that would nicely display with Panzer Wraps or Panzerkampfabzeichen!

Stunning untouched Coastal artillery field blouse for a Kanonier der Küstenartillerie. The garment retains fully originally wartime sewn insignia. The garment is in mint condition and retains its original paper factory tag. The garment retains all of its originally sewn buttons. The garment is a very nice and very hard to find original Coastal artillery field blouse for a Kanonier der Küstenartillerie. Perfect and unique piece for any Kriegsmarine or Küstenartillerie collector!

Rare original Panzer intercom box in very good condition. This rare armoured vehicle intercom was used in the Panther, Tiger and various other large tracked German vehicles. A rare and impossible to find vehicle intercom box in excellent condition with full original paint!

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Beautiful M35 single decal Kriegsmarine helmet marked SE64 indicating production by Sachsichse Emaillierwerke. The helmet retains its factory applied textured paint and Kriegsmarine decal. The helmet is externally and internally overpainted with black paint with the decal being neatly masked and painted around.  The helmet retains its factory installed liner. Excellent original Kriegsmarine helmet in a uncommon period black overpaint.

Textbook Waffen-SS officers bullion sleeve eagle in very good uniform removed condition. The eagle is a typical example made with high quality bullion which is hand embroided to the base on a buckram backing.

Matching original uniform for a Unteroffizier der Infanterie. The set is in untouched, as found condition. The field blouse has been modified, lightly shortened skirt with the pockets sewn flat and the waist taken in. The uniform retains its factory sewn Litzen and period handsewn flatwire breast eagle. The shoulderstraps are matching and most probably private purchase examples. The jacket has multiple moth damages which mosty would be covered under the belt or Y-straps. The breast pocket is adorned with two award loops. The set comes with modified M40 trousers with a seam on the front and the back that was done for a smart appearance. The set was found together and would make for a nice mannequin setup. The jacket has some moth damage but it makes a great and affordable set that would instantly dress a mannequin!

Scarce pre RZM era cap in mint condition. This Hitlerjugend cap is wool piped for Oberbann 1 and was worn by the rank Kameradschaftsführer to Oberstammführer. The cap is a textbook example with factory placed insignia. The cap is without the RZM label which makes it a super early example around 1930. The cap is a superb example that would be impossible to upgrade!

Beautiful Heer M42 field blouse with period applied insignia. The garment retains its factory zig zag sewn breast eagle. The Kragenlitzen are period ‘upgraded’ to green backed examples with a pair of textbook M36 shoulderstraps which was commonly done for a smart appearance. The garment is a interesting example with rayon underneath the collar which is a first for me. The garment is a very nice example with moderate wear in great condition that would be hard to upgrade.

Very nice original pair of lightbrown M44 type boots. These where the last model of footwear introduced in 1944. The boots are still in a very nice unblackened, light brown colour. The boots are in a good mannequin size and are in very good worn condition. These where first issued late in 1944 right in time before the Ardennes Offensive. A textbook M44 pair, in good worn condition that would be a nice attribute to any late war mannequin!

Very rare 1940 dated hand screened SS-Verfügungstruppe plane tree 2/2 Zeltbahn. The pre war plane tree pattern is in very good condition and retains most if not all of its originally sewn brown anodized buttons. The Zeltbahn is in untouched condition and shows multiple holes. The Zeltbahn is nicely marked Warei Zeltbahn D.R.P. 1940 and Warei Petent Reichert Walter Reichert Berlin NW 40. Rare pre war type SS-Verfügungstruppe Camouflage items are some of the rarest and most searched for items! Would be very hard to upgrade!

Rare original combat worn Parachute First-Aid Packet. It was to be issued to every parachute wearer, and contained supplies to treat wounds which may be incurred during descent or landing. The pack is in very good and used condition which is actually much rarer then a mint one. The pack is in complete and unopened condition with all contents inside. Incredibly scarce first aid pack in very good condition.

Rare late war brown wool M44 trousers in good used condition. The garment is still in its salty original condition with lots of character. The garment retains most if not all of its originally sewn buttons and most importantly the M44 trouser belt. Hard to find late war M44 trouser in a good size and a nice brown colour!

Typical M40 Heer single decal helmet with period rough overpaint. The helmet is marked ET66 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet retains its factory installed liner and chinstrap. The helmet retains its original finish up to 85% and would be hard to upgrade!