SOLD ITEMS

A nice minty pair lined with rayon and retaining its vibrant and fresh colours. Nicely RB numbered inside and finished with blackened zinc and wooden buttons.

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!

A nice pre war Dutch canteen with its original cork. These canteens are scarce, especially with the original cork! At some point a piece of string was attached to the canteen with a carabiner hook.

A pair of Waffen-SS M43 trousers marked Betr. Ra. indicating production by Betriebswerk Ravensbrück (Texled). The trousers have one repair on the back and removed belt loops. The trousers are a small size, but should in theory be no problem with modern small sized mannequins! A textbook pair of Waffen-SS M43 trousers in Gaberdine material!

A nice bayonet marked 44 fnj indicating production by Alexander Coppel GmbH (aka Alcoso), Solingen. The bayonet has never been sharpened or reblued. The bayonet comes together in its original kvz 1943 marked frog. This set has always been together and is in good condition! The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 8231 (no suffix) and has nice clean wooden grips. The bayonet is in good uncleaned, unsharpened and matching (!) condition.

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

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.

These two small paper bags contain a chemical agent that heats up when wet. These where issued to units fighting on the eastern front and meant to be carried in the overcoat pockets. They are dated 1943. Most of these where used up during the war, finding a pair in good condition is hard! A very nice extra for a eastern front display!

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 pre war straight E-tool carrier nicely marked Kern. Kläger & Cie 1937 Berlin. Hard to upgrade nice example in near mint condition! The leather straps are all supple and in good condition.

A very nice original folding E-tool marked ekz 40 indicating production by Rich. Henkel, Werkzeugfabrik, Viernau/Thüringen. A rare maker! The shovel is in good working condition.

A very nice original folding E-tool marked gcq 41 indicating production by Heinrich Jung & Sohn, Gesenkschmiede, Halver. The shovel is in good working 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!

Stone mint late war pattern mapcase marked RBNr. 0/0250/0591. The mapcase is mint and supple, very hard to upgrade!

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.

A nice original Presstoff E-tool carrier in good, lightly used condition. The leather is supple and it can easily be displayed on a mannequin. Nicely maker marked and dated. Textbook mid- to late war variation made out of Ersatzmaterial!

A very nice original Springfield M1 rifle deactivated to EU specs and has all moving parts. The M1 rifle was mainly produced by Springfield, A Winchester variant is scarcer. 
General George Patton described it as “the greatest battle implement ever devised.” The rifle comes complete with its cleaning tool, oiler in the stock, a sling and is in good obviously used condition, perfect to finish a mannequin with! Free to own to anyone older then 18 in the European union. Pickup preferred.

A very nice late war blue belt buckle or Einheitskoppelschloss in near mint condition. The belt buckle still retains 100% of it’s original factory paint! A very nice Heer belt buckle that would be hard to upgrade!

A very nice original Heer tunic with all originally sewn insignia. The tunic has been converted from a Dutch tunic during the war and retains all its originally sewn insignia. The tunic is badged for a Unteroffizier Infanterie and has the ribbon for eastern front medal and the war merit cross with swords. The tunic was period converted and worn by a Unteroffizier with the initials A.D. The is complete with is rayon piped shoulder boards with rank tresse. The tunic is clean and most of the nap is still remaining to the wool. The small bandage pocket still retains its original bandage that was found in this tunic! Interesting wartime converted tunic in lightly used condition with all wartime applied insignia!

A beautiful tabbed heer buckle by B. Haarmann 1941. This buckle is in near mint condition and retains up to 99% of its original olive paint. Hard to upgrade!