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A textbook late war M42 canteen. Nicely marked CFL 44 indicating production by Carl Feldhaus Aluminium-und Metallwerke, Lüdenscheid with a red painted flask and a pigskin strap with a rollerless buckle!

A stunning original Tarnjacke im Splittertarn camouflage smock meant to be worn over the Feldbluse. These smocks where the first type of garment solely meant for camouflage purposes issued to the Wehrmacht / Heer. Modeled after the Waffen-SS smocks with some differences. The smock is a large size 2 and nicely fits most mannequins. The smock is nicely maker marked K.M.F. Landeshut. These smocks where first worn by members of the Grossdeutschland division. The smock is in near mint condition with a few small holes and one wartime depot repair on the front. The smock still retains very strong and vibrant colours. A very scarce and textbook smock in very good, near mint condition!

A nice minty M31 messkit marked kvu 44 indicating production by Rudolf Fissler KG, Idar-Oberstein. The marking kvu is rare and is the late war substitute for the marking RFI. This is also the last known marking for this maker. It is presumed shortly after the factory got liberated or bombed out. The messkit still retains up to 99% of its original factory paint and it would be very hard to upgrade this minty example.

Hard to find Kriegsmarine communications gasmask with microphone attachment. The mask and canister are nicely dated 1940. The filter is dated 1939 but is original to the mask. The complete set is a recent find from a household clearing in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

A stone mint M43 mantel marked ST43 indicating the Stettin depot in 1943. The mantel retains all of its originally sewn FLL 43 marked buttons. The mantel is a good mannequin size. These textbook winter garments are becoming hard to find as most where used up during the war, converted for civilian postwar use, os remade into fake M43 caps the last 20 years. A stone mint mantel, impossible to upgrade!

A nice small grouping consisting of a Erkennungsmarke and a pair of shoulderstraps for Infanterie Regiment 19. The shoulderstraps are of the private purchase type and have minor mothing. The Erkennungsmarke is marked 2. J.R. 19 indicating 2. Kompanie Infanterie Regiment 19. Infanterie regiment 19 played a vital role in the 1939 campaign pushing into Poland. The 10th of may 1940 it was the first unit to breach to Juliana Kanaal fortifications in the Netherlands and pushed onwards to the Scheldt. After the 1940 campaign it was sent to the eastern front and saw actions right until the end of the war. The low number and the abbreviation “J.R.” on the aluminum Erkennungsmarke indicates a pre war manufacture. Most probably the Feldwebel that wore these went through the war from the start to end!

Late war M31 Zeltbahn that never had its grommets installed. Still retains most of its originally sewn buttons. A little wear and tear here and there but a nice late war variant!

A nice original Y-strap marked RBNr. 0/0576/003. This Y-strap is a rare latewar “riveted” variant. On multiple places rivets are used in stead of stitches. Another interesting feature is the angle on which the auxiliary D-rings on top are sewn. These are typical features for this maker but sadly the RBnr. can not be traced. A very rare late war Y-strap in good used condition.

Hard to upgrade matching bayonet marked cof 42 ndicating production by Waffenfabrik Carl Eickhorn, Solingen. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 4353 p and has nice clean wooden grips. The bayonet is in very good uncleaned, unsharpened and matching (!) condition.

A very nice original folding E-tool with first pattern carrier. The E-tool is nicely marked ago indicating production by E. Luft, Eisen u. Metallwarenfabr., Tetschen a/Elbe. The carrier is marked bmo 41 indicating production by Hane Deuter, Koffer-, Rucksack- und Lederwarenfabrik, Augsburg. The set is in very nice condition with supple leather parts, no damages and no rust, very hard to upgrade!

A superb set of Fallschirmjäger grenade bags with white plastic RiRi zippers. Hard to upgrade mint pair.

Hard to upgrade matching bayonet marked P. Weyersberg 1939 ndicating production by Paul Weyersberg u. Co., Waffenfabrik, Solingen. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 7386 and has nice clean bakelite grips. The bayonet is in very good uncleaned, unsharpened and matching (!) condition.

A very nice bhp 44 marked gasplane with its original pouch in unissued condition. These capes where to be worn in combination with the gasmask in a event of a gas attack. Belongs to every gasmask!

Also referred to as a salt dispenser. Nicely dated 1942. Without cracks or damages, a hard to find white bakelite variant!

A very good condition plane tree 1/1 overprint Waffen-SS Zeltbahn. This particular example has nice strong colours, most of its originally sewn buttons and would be hard to upgrade!

A very nice pair of yellow piped Luftwaffe NCO shoulderstraps for a Unteroffizier in the paratroopers or flying personnel. The shoulderstraps are complete with their yellow rayon piping and silver Unteroffizierstresse. Hard to upgrade set, perfect to complete a Fliegerbluse.

A very nice original folding E-tool marked Deltawerk Solingen 1940. A rare maker! The shovel is in good working condition.

A nice original lantern complete with all the shades without bakelite damages. Rare to find one in good condition!

A nicely used “drop tail”Luftwaffe belt buckle. The buckle is complete with its brown leather tab marked Dransfeld 1936 Menden. These prewar “drop tail” luftwaffe buckles are hard to find! A nice and honest buckle in good condition.

A stunning pair of issue EM/NCO jackboots or Knobelbecher. Nicely marked on the inside 0/0762/0023. This pair is in good supple condition and a nice mannequin size.  The boots retain their issue original soles with all wartime applied hobnails, toe plates and heel irons. Hard to upgrade and perfect to complete a mannequin with!