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A nice original period Kurvenmesser complete with a small mapcase ruler. Small mapcase accessories that are hard to find!

The Daimon 2233 was one of the most used and best known Wehrmacht issued Flashlights. It was produced for the Wehrmacht  and hence it was made in the dark gray colour. It was produced between 1936 and 1943. Possibly the nicest Daimon 2233 I’ve ever owned!

A very rare original last ditch M44 type Waffen-SS greatcoat. This greatcoat is marked SS-BW indicating production at the SS-Bekleidungswerke. The Mantel is in good, lightly used condition and still retains the factory sewn sleeve eagle. The mantel is designed to be worn with the Waffen-SS M44 uniform and probably saw its first combat use in the Ardennes offensive. It is made from captured thick Italian wool as many of the late war Waffen-SS garments. The greatcoat is a nice big size but is shorter then the usual mantels. Will easily fit a “Historia Mannequin“. A very rare original late war Waffen-SS greatcoat in very good condition!

Nice original Waffen-SS poster sized 66 x 55.9 cm. This poster is in very good, original condition and would make a great backdrop to any Waffen-SS collection. The text urges strong and tough Dutchmen to enlist in the Waffen-SS.

The poster is in very good condition as you can see on the pictures.

Presstoff equipment belt marked RZM L2/2476/42. The belt can be adjusted and the smallest size being 75 cm, the biggest around 90. A nice original Presstoff belt!

A tropical combat belt with buckle marked RS&S indicating production by Richard Sieper & Söhne, Lüdenscheid. The buckle retains up to 85% of its original olive paint. The belt looks to be dated 1942 and is one of the earlier types with the webbing adjustment tab. A nice set in a good mannequin size!

A nice unissued and large M42 helmet marked NS66 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, Schwerte. The helmet retains its original (spliced) liner and dome stamp. The helmet has no chinstrap, and most likely it was never fitted as it is unissued. The helmet retains up to 85% of its original field grey paint. If you are looking for a unissued M42 helmet, this is it.

A uncommon early M35. The helmet has its original early Schuberth liner dated 1931 which where produced in a production of 2000 pieces for testing in the Reichswehr. The helmet has a 1935 dated chinstrap with a carabiner hook. The helmet has a typical early hand rolled rim. The helmet fully retains its original paint consisting of three separate layers; Apple green, Rautarn and three tone spray paint. Inside the helmet is named Uffz(Unteroffizier) Zim. Due to the rough overpaint of the helmet inside the helmet I can not make out any lot numbers but the shell is a early ET66 indicating production by Eisenhüttenwerke, Thale. The helmet is a 66 shell and a 58 liner. My favorite thing about this helmet is that it is super early, but kept in use until the end and is still around today. Stunning colours in hand and very hard to upgrade!

A near mint MG42 tool pouch marked OaZ 4. The pouch is in good condition with all straps and D-ring intact. Like most of these pouches made by OaZ the internals are missing. Very nice pouch!

A beautiful original Presstoff shovel carrier in mint condition. Marked bdt 44 indicating production by Salewa, Lederwarenfabrik G.m.b.H., München. Hard to upgrade nice example with brown and black leather. The leather straps are all supple and in good condition. If you are looking for a mint presstoff entrenching tool cover this is it.

Late war Y-strap in good supple condition marked RFNR. 0/0494/0008. The Y-strap has the late model simplified front hooks and the simplified wire back strap hook. Rare to find late war Y-strap!

A nice original three tone or Normandy camouflage helmet. The helmet is marked hkp64 indicating production by Sächsische Emaillier und Stanzwerke A.G. in the shell size 64. The helmet retains its original liner and rivets but was found without a chinstrap. Externally the helmet still retains its original three tone Normandy camouflage up to 80% with a lot of patina. The decal has been partially camouflaged but has not been cleaned. The lower part of the decal still retains under the camouflage paint. A nice original camouflage helmet with a nice decal underneath!

A very nice original MP38 and MP40 magazine filling tool marked kur 43 indicating production by Steyr-Daimler Puch AG. 

A nice piece to fill a left MP40 pouch with or for using!

A stunning chunky camouflage M35 helmet. The helmet shell is marked ET66 which indicates production by Eisenhüttenwerke, Thale. The lot number of the helmet is 4001 indicating a double decal Heer helmet. Looking at the left side of the helmet the contours of a Heer decal can be seen through the paint. On the right side of the helmet another silver decal can be seen peeking through the cracks in the thick concrete camouflage paint. The helmet has a few cracks in the paint showing the original apple green colour underneath. The helmet is a nice large size and is in good lightly used condition. The edge of the helmet shows bare metal on some places where the paint came off in chunks taking all layers of at once. Would make a excellent addition to any camouflage collection and it would be very hard to find one in better condition!

A stunning Heer m40 ex winter camo field repainted camouflage helmet. A real one looker ET66 ex single decal Heer M40 helmet. The helmet was originally found in Scheveningen, the Netherlands and is completely untouched with its original liner and chinstrap. The helmet is named in the back just above the lot number. A nice original ex winter camo helmet that is rare to find.

Possibly the best pair of M37 lowboots I've had to offer. Dated 1939 complete with the pull tabs that where discontinued in 1940. The boots are a nice medium mannequin size and are in good supple condition. The boots are complete with laces and all eyelets and hooks they should have. A perfect unissued pair that would be impossible to upgrade. Most boots that one would find are mid to late war, a pre war pair is very rare to find!

A very nice three-tone Normandy camouflage helmet marked Q60 indicating production by Quist. The helmet retains up to 80% of its original camouflage paint and its original liner. The helmet retains very vibrant camouflage colours and is a nice eyepiece! The helmet had white paint cleaned off externally. The helmet was left behind in Hilvarenbeek, The Netherlands and came out of the woodwork 3 years ago. The helmet is the smallest size ever made for the German army and are very rare, just as the size 68 and 70 helmets. On the back of the helmet a stress crack can be seen. A nice unusual camouflage helmet in a rare small size!