SOLD ITEMS

Rare and exceptional opportunity to obtain a original muzzle brake from a 7.5 cm Pak 97/38 anti tank gun. These guns were used on all fronts but most notoriously by SS-Sturmmann Gerard Mooyman who was awarded the Knights Cross after using his to destroy 13 enemy tanks at Lake Ladoga, February 1943. The muzzle brake would be a epic man cave centerpiece and a guaranteed conversation piece. Most probably this is the only one we’ll ever be able to offer and a once in a lifetime chance to obtain such a unique item. This would also be a great side object next to a Knights Cross or a portrait of Mooyman. Choice piece!

Please note, shipping will not be calculated after ordering. Can be delivered to most European militaria fairs including the MILITARIABEURS HOUTEN 11 October. Pickup is a must; be it in person or a courier.

Rare M45 pattern overcoat dated 1945. Out of all the Wehrmacht overcoats this Mantel surely is the rarest variant to find. Unlike other army issue overcoats this one has two, not 4 slits for belt hooks which fits perfectly with the M44 jacket. The garment is made out of brown recycled wool only encountered on very late war M44 garments. The Mantel is dated 1945 which is a rare feat for any German garment. The overcoat comes with its matching pair of late war M44 pattern Infanterie EM shoulderstraps in the matching brown wool as the base coat which are equally rare as the coat itself. Incredibly rare late war garment in unissued condition!

Large document, photograph and award grouping to Eupen Leininger. The grouping consists of his high quality front vented EM/NCO visor cap by HPC. The cap is in near mint condition retains its period placed cocarde. The cap is pictured on a period large sized picture that comes with the group. The eagle on the cap is original but in my opinion replaced. The group further consists of a large set of his military photographs, KVK2 with document, his Ahnenpass and some of his Fathers military documents who served in world war one. The set is a very nice group that would leave room for further research and would nicely display in any Heer collection. Needless to say it is very rare to find items that can be recognized on period photographs!

Excellent original ex winter camouflage M40 Heer reissue helmet in good used condition. The helmet is marked Q66 indicating production by Quist. The helmet left the factory as a single decal Heer M40 helmet being overpainted in white winter camouflage. After the winter the helmet was turned in and repainted, had a new decal applied and was reissued. A typical size marking can be seen in the dome. The helmet retains its untouched liner in size 59. The helmet is a rare variant in very good, untouched condition.

Beautiful privately tailored Luftwaffe Stabsfeldwebel uniform. The garment is in minty condition with period applied insignia, a nice Schützenschnur, 3 sets of period sewn award loops and a small ribbon bar. The set is in matching cloth in a good large size fitting most mannequins. The garment is near mint and perfect for a instant mannequin display.

Textbook Gaberdine material M44 trousers in near mint condition. The trousers retain their sewn integral waist belt.

Rare original wooden sign for the Heeres Kraftfahr(zeug) Park from the Maliebaan, Utrecht. This large sign once hun on the repair workshop for vehicles in the Wehrmacht. It was a place where vehicles were maintenanced and repaired. This sign was stationed at the Maliebaan in Utrecht, The Netherlands and was removed early post war together with a number of vehicle parts and other wooden signs. The Heeres Kraftfahr Park on the Maliebaan was numbered 550 and commanded by Hauptmann dr. Wilcke. The sign shows signs of having another abbreviation under the HKP painting which can be seen peaking through the paint. Original wooden signs are extremely hard to find and mostly in poor condition, this is a scarce, authentic example which is decorative and would be very hard to upgrade!

Beautiful aluminum MG34 ammunition case in two-tone camouflage. The case retains up to 90% of its period applied two tone camouflage paint. Excellent example that would be very hard to upgrade!

A simple, untouched single decal M42 helmet in excellent condition. Marked NS64 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, Schwerte. Uncommon to find these NS marked M42 helmets. The helmet retains its original factory installed liner and chinstrap.

Rare original US M1 helmet for a Lieutenant. The helmet and its liner are found together and both retain their period applied Lieutenant bars, the liner being painted and the outer shell a piece of medical tape. The liner is named Stuart N Senniger O-514773. Rare original Lieutenant helmet in very good condition that would be very hard to upgrade!

Rare original and complete Wehrmacht Rundfunkempfänger WR 1 by Blaupunkt. Hard to find in good condition with battery and accessory tray, cables and as far as I know, working condition. These radios where issued to the troops to listen to general radio broadcasts. The radio is in very good condition and as one can see is very big and heavy. Therefore there is NO shipping available for this item. Pickup must be arranged for this item!

Textbook M43 field cap with factory sewn T-shape eagle and period attached Jäger badge. The cap was a factory made officer cap by the addition of silver braid on the top of the crown and a leather sweatband sewn inside. The cap is a size 56 and is a nice untouched example. Choice piece for the headgear collector!

Pre war EM Luftwaffe Viertaschenrock for a rangefinder specialist der Flakartillerie. The garment is a typical pre war example with silver painted buttons and a hand sewn breast eagle. The sleeve retains its proficiency badge for a Rangefinder specialist. The garment is a nice medium to large size fitting most modern militaria mannequins and is dated 1938.

Nice and rare Gaberdine M43 tunic for a Feldwebel u. Offiziersanwarter for a Gebirgsjäger. The tunic has a variety of period sewn loops for awards and ribbons. The tunic has a nice pair of rayon piped Gebirgsjäger shoulder straps indicating Feldwebel u. Offiziersanwarter. The flatwire bevo breast eagle and other insignia have been machine sewn. The Gebirgsjäger Edelweiss has been handsewn. A typical insignia configuration for a Officer candidate on a very nice, rare late war Gaberdine M43 tunic.

Stunning M40 subtle field division Ex-netted camouflage helmet. A great original Luftwaffe camouflage helmet camouflaged with green and brown tones externally. Looking between the liner one can see the remnants of a Tarnnetz that once addorned the exterior of the shell. A nice large sized helmet in very good condition! The helmet retains its original liner and toned Luftwaffe decal.

Exceptional mint US tanker jacket in size Large. Very hard to find in mint condition, especially size Large. Best one I’ve seen yet, perfect for a mannequin!

Scarce and rare early first factory made pattern MP38 pouch in perfect condition. This type of pouch was made in webbing construction with webbing loops and straps with square metal tips. This type of pouch was issued to the Heer, Luftwaffe and Waffen-SS. This is one of the hardest to find pouches in perfect condition that would be very hard to upgrade.

Nice original field blouse for a Hauptmann der Infanterie. The garment is in very good condition with full period sewn insignia with a nice flatwire breast eagle. The tunic is made by Uniformfabrik Franz Fiedler Saarbrücken-Trier. The size is a good medium for modern militaria mannequins.

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.