A stone mint pair of Luftwaffe M40 trousers or Fliegertuchhose. The trousers are a good mannequin size and still retain most if not all of the nap on the wool. The garment still retains its original factory paper tag indicating production by August Sauer Uniformfabrik. Inside nicely size marked and LBA(S). A stunning pair in stone mint condition that would look great on a mannequin and is truly impossible to upgrade.

A nice late war grey equipment belt marked RBNR inside the leather tongue. Hard to upgrade piece in a good mannequin size!

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!

Rare brown pattern Splittertarn Zeltbahn. These Zeltbahns with brown colours where only made for a short period, probably for a trial run. It retains most if not all of its originally sewn buttons. Otherwise it is in very good condition with nice strong colours! These brown pattern Splittertarn Zeltbahns are hard to find and this one is the best one we’ve ever acquired!

A textbook M43 field cap that has been stripped of its insignia. Finished in mid war German made wool with a full rayon lining. The caps retains two of its period sewn buttons of which one seems a period replacement. The cap bears a ghost of a trapezoid type insignia used by both the Heer and Waffen-SS. The cap is in nice lightly worn condition and would easily be restored with worn insignia. The cap is roughly a size 57 which is a great mannequin size!

A stunning mint tinted goggles as used and issued to MG gunners. Rare two find complete set with spare ear straps, case and original manual!

Stunning Q64 M40 three-tone camouflage helmet with vivid colours. The helmet is nicely marked Q64 indicating production by Quist. Textbook Normandy three-tone camouflage pattern helmet in very good condition. The helmet retains up to 90% of its original three-tone Normandy camouflage and is one of the best specimens I’ve seen so far. The helmet retains its original liner and chinstrap. The liner and its three matching pins is original to the shell which is obvious through the overpaint that is in the inner rim of the helmet which also covers the top of the liner band. The split pins retain remnants of the camouflage paint but are mostly bare due to their base material. This is a typical treat to the early nickel coated split pins. They are however original to the helmet! The helmet is really a great example of a Normandy camo helmet and would be very hard to upgrade. If you are looking for a stunning great condition three-tone camouflage helmet – this is it!

Nice early, mid war type in good used condition. All leather is supple, light wear to the top. Hard to find one in this nice honest condition!

A very nice matching large sized M31 Labeflasche marked MN41. All of the parts are marked MN41 indicating production by Metallindustrie GmbH. Neunkirchen-Saar (MENESA). The cup is made out of a nice dark brown bakelite, not to be confused with the standard black cup. Some minor moth damage to the felt, but nothing to serious. A very nice minty canteen!

A stunning mint CFL 39 marked M31 Labeflasche in unissued condition. The canteen, strap and cover are nicely marked CFL 39 indicating production by
Carl Feldhaus Aluminium-und Metallwerke, Lüdenscheid. The canteen is in stunning mint unissued condition with smooth and supple leather. The long strap is original to the piece and is made out of two different parts of leather. Nicely marked Sanitätspark Babelsberg. Truly the best one I’ve had so far!

The Italian army messkit (Gavetta Modello 1930) was a commonly seen item within the German army. Prior to re-issue in the German army they where mostly painted green by the Germans. The messkit is complete with its original strap which has always been together. It shows age and lots of patina and would be a nice addition to a combat display!

Nice pre war chocolate brown lightweight Luftwaffe Y-strap. Full of unit markings, a interesting piece in very good condition!

Nice pre war brown pair of K98 ammunition pouches. Not maker matched, but found together. Hard to find a pair of unblackened K98 pouches. All internal dividers are intact and the leather is supple.

Nicely marked Feind hört mit! in red and with its original cable, with 3 connectors in the plug. Hard to find spare complete with the rare small leather retaining strap.

Simply the best mint chinstrap I’ve found. Nicely dated 1941, supple and with a nice painted buckle. Mint strap thats impossible to find if you have that one mint M40 helmet!

Late pattern Gebirgsjäger rucksack in good used condition.

Hard to find 1940 dated Y-straps in nice used condition. The Y-strap is nice and supple and would be a nice addition to any early mannequin!

A nice tan painted 6×30 Dienstglas or army issue binoculars. These where issued to all branches in the Wehrmacht. The binoculars retain their original tan paint up to 75%. The binoculars are marked CAG indicating production by Swarovski. The binoculars are in working condition without a Strichplatte.

Stunning EM M36 field blouse in unissued condition. The garment features its full length skirt, sleeves and waist. The wool still retains 99% of its original nap and would easily be classed as mint. The garment has one small hole in the left sleeve with a imo period repair. The insignia on the garment are original and hand sewn but in my opinion restored. On the left breast pocket a single set of loops is present for a Infanteriesturmabzeichen. The tunic has a nice early and numbered set of M36 white, wool piped infantry shoulder straps. The shoulder straps indicate use for Infanterie Regiment 51. Although the insignia are in my opinion restored this is still a very nice garment in near mint condition and very hard to upgrade. Perfect for a May 1940 display!

A very nice brown mapcase marked Henschel & Co Ulm 1936.