SOLD ITEMS

A very nice original late war mapcase marked RBNR under the closing flap with its typical original contents. Only needs a map or two to complete!

A very nice pre war compass in good working condition. Complete with its rare to find original sling and pouch. The sling has a small damage. Priced to sell!

The pouch came like this, it is nicely named Hauptmann Katenberg. The pouch comes with a total of 5 map rulers crucial like a compass for navigating through all sorts of terrain.

A stunning M42 canteen marked SMM45 indicating production by Süddeutsche Metallwarenfabrik, Mussbach. The cup is a interesting variation without the small loop for the strap to go through. The cup is dated 1944 indicating production in early 1945. The canteen is unissued and would be very hard to upgrade. 1945 dated items are very rare!

A very nice complete Zielschablone mit Planzeiger complete with all 3 of the grids. Hard to find complete set, with a pouch nicely executed in blue canvas cloth!

A nice original Sumpftarn Wendejacke in near mint condition. The parka retains all its buttons, straps and cords. It is nicely marked Reichsbetriebsnummer 0/0450/0047 and a large 2 for the size. The parka is in near mint condition and retains its nice bright camouflage colours. The parka has one small (imo wartime) repair. A very nice late war combat parka!

A nicely 1937 dated Czech straight E-tool. The complete stock of Czech uniforms and equipment was taken in by the German army at the beginning of the occupation in 1938. A large portion of these shovels was straightly re-issued into the Waffen-SS which up till 1940 could not rely on the issue of equipment through the OKW. Hence you can see these a lot of pictures of the Waffen-SS in the early campaign. These shovels where used and issued within all branches of the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS from 1940 onwards. I’ve included a few pictures of these shovels in German use.

A great unusual spade with cover in great condition perfect for a mannequin!

A perfect tropical belt in mint condition. The size is 105 cm which is a perfect mannequin size. The belt is supple and impossible to upgrade. Nicely maker marked near the catch.

A very nice softshell P38 holster in mint condition. Marked bml 44 indicating production by Hans Römer, Neu-Ulm. The holster is made out of so called pebbled leather which is a rare variation! This softshell holster would be very hard to upgrade and is in perfect condition.

A nice set of Luftwaffe insignia consisting of a set of Flight/paratrooper NCO shoulder boards for the rank of Feldwebel and a set of Luftwaffe EM/NCO visor cap caucused. A nice attractive set of original insignia. Hard to find spares!

A nice set of three original medals. One EK2, KVK and Mutterkreuz. All in good original condition.

A very nice original belt sized 105 centimeters suitable for most mannequins! The belt is a late war type designed to save raw materials. The belt has been made of the typical material used for shovel carriers and so on. Nice late variation belt!

A very nice pair of original tropical shoulder boards intended for shirts and tunics. The boards have the textbook red piping for Flak troops. A nice original pair which would nicely complete a Luftwaffe tropical tunic

A very nice and mint US M1 helmet complete with its original liner. The helmet shell is nicely marked 41B and the shape of the shell indicates production by McCord Radiator and Manufacturing Company of Detroit. The seam on the helmet shell is on the front and the bales are of the Fixed Bale type.The helmet liner is marked with a W indicating production by Westinghouse.

Hard to upgrade textbook M1 helmet in mint condition!

A nice original Luftwaffe belt buckle with its original belt. The belt was found complete in a barn in Heeswijk Dinther near Hells Highway where the 101st Airborne division fought viciously in 1944 during operation Market Garden. The belt buckle is unmarked but retains most of its original blue paint. The belt is nicely marked with the initials R.B. and is  sized around 95/100 cm which is a great mannequin size.

A nice set from the woodwork!

A nice original Waffen-SS belt buckle marked RZM 155/40 ᛋᛋ indicating production by Assmann & Sohne, Lüdenscheid. The buckle is marked under the prongs which was only done for a short period in 1940. This was the final and 4th type of Waffen-SS belt buckle by Assmann in 1940. The buckle is in really good condition with most of the original paint remaining!

A rare original Waffen-SS belt buckle in great condition!

A nice Kriegsmarine issued leather trousers. The trousers are nicely dated September 2nd 1942. These trousers where also worn by Panzer units such as the 12th SS Panzerdivision Hitlerjugend; The regiment had to thank its commander, Max Wünsche, for the leather clothing. He understood the value of such gear and it saved the lives of quite a few men. The 12th SS, Volume one. Hubert Meyer, 1994.

A nice mannequin size!

 

 

A nice matching Kartenwinkelmesser 27. These map plotting grid sets where issued with mapcases and are vital to calculating for instance indirect fire for artillery and heavy machine guns. Hard to find a minty one, especially named and matching!

A very nice original cardboard ammunition box. These boxes originally contained a certain number of individual 15 round boxes. The cardboard is empty and comes without munition or parts. A nice addition to a display!

A stunning original M42 camouflage helmet marked hkp66 indicating production by Sächsische Emaillier und Stanzwerke A.G. The helmet has a large size 58 liner. The helmet retains its original wartime applied two tone camouflage up to 80% and is in stunning condition. The heer decal peaks through the camouflage and has not been cleaned to reveal it! The combat helmet has a lot of patina inside and out and is what I would call a one looker!