SOLD ITEMS

A nice and rare brown zeltbahn made by L. L. G. Segelmacher, Berlin in 1943. These Zeltbahns with brown colours where only made for a short period, probably for a trial run. It retains most of its buttons but has 3 missing grommets. Otherwise it is in very good condition with nice strong colours! A interesting feature is that the head opening in the zeltbahn has a piece of Waffen-SS Oak camouflage. These Brown Zeltbahns are hard to find!

A nice original shell casing in good condition. Obviously fired and empty of any explosive propellant , free to own in most countries as far as I know (please research your local laws prior to purchase). The casing originally came from the Dutch city of Bergen op Zoom where they where intensively used in the fightings end of 1944. The shell casing is in good condition with most of the original brass finish remaining!

A nice black bakelite 6×30 binocular case in very good condition. The case is complete with all straps and is undamaged. Hard to find a better one!

A very nice late war 6×30 power binoculars or Dienstglas in yellow colour. These late war binoculars is fitted with its original strap. The strap is in good supple condition. The binoculars are very clear and perfectly usable. The Strichplatte is not visible. A very nice pair of late war binoculars still featuring most of its wartime yellow paint!

A handpainted Rootstein mannequin head great for displaying caps and helmets. Pictured is a ET68 helmet which easily fits this particular head.

A very nice late war Waffen-SS belt buckle made by Overhoff & Cie, Lüdenscheid. These buckles where made later in the war and came unmarked. A great textbook buckle in great condition still retaining up to 90% of it’s original finish!

A very nice Y-strap marked 0/0488/0019 in very good used condition. The straps are complete without damage, nice for a combat mannequin.

A nice late war m42 canteen in very good condition marked ESB 43 indicating production by Eduard Sommerfeld, Berlin. A nice late war canteen in good condition!

These Y-straps are made in the Ghetto of Lodz, Poland which the Germans renamed into “Litzmannstadt”. They are made using parts of captured British equipment items. These British equipment items where left in 1940 when the British Expeditionary Force evacuated to the United Kingdom. The Germans sent these for recycling and a lot of work was put in disassembling every British equipment piece and recycling the individual parts into German army equipment. Y-straps, breadbags, A-frames and rucksacks are a few of the items made in Litzmannstadt. A very rare pair of Y-straps!

A nice early A-frame pouch dated 1939. Pre war A-frame pouches are very rare, the same as the A-frames themselves. The pouch is in unissued condition, a perfect match for a pre war A-frame!

A very nice matching set of Sanitäter pouches marked dny 1942 indicating production by Karl Bollmann & Co., Lederwarenfabrik, Tuttlingen. The pouches are in good used condition and come with a large portion of the original contents such as different salves, tins and other medical appliances. The pouches consist of one left and one right pouch. Finding a matching pair with most of their original contents is very hard!

A nice original glass bottle with the original decals and cap. The bottle lacks the original filling but has been finished so that it looks full. Pieces of bottles like these can still be found in the ground where German soldiers where stationed during the war. A bottle like this is rare to find in good condition like this and a collectible item.

A nice display piece for a diorama setup!

A very nice late war Waffen-SS belt buckle marked RZM 155/43 ᛋᛋ  indicating production by Assmann & Söhne, Lüdenscheid. This buckle, contrary to most of the production by Assmann post 1940, is finished in field grey paint in stead of silver paint. A nice and rare variation of a original Waffen-SS belt buckle with most of its original finish!

A stunning double decal army or Heer helmet in been-there, battle damaged condition. This helmet was produced in 1938 as the date in the Liner suggests. Both decals are still in very nice condition and the camouflage paint was neatly painted around it during the war. The helmet was worn a lot and received a extra layer of thick camouflage paint often referred to as Rautarn. The helmet has a wartime battle damage on the top. Most likely a explosion was near the helmet which cracked the shell. Most likely due to this explosion the rear liner pin was replaced at some point with a original split pin. Other then this the helmet is “untouched”. The Liner and chinstrap belong with the helmet and the buckle of the chinstrap has a drop of the green camouflage paint on it.

A stunning ‘killer’ lid which would be hard to replace!

A great original late war Soldbuch to a SS-Reiter Arnold Krüger who was a member of the 37. SS Division Lützow. The Soldbuch was issued to him late in 1944 in Warschau. Krüger went into treatment for frost related wounds in March 1945. He was armed with a K98 with the serial 7910. The book is filled with interesting notes worthy of further research. He wasn’t awarded any awards or decorations. As far as I can tell he survived the war.

A very nice late war Waffen-SS Soldbuch with many interesting entries!

A nice late war canteen marked ESB 44 and MN44. The canteen has a nice late war gaberdine cover and a nice brown leather strap. Rare to find with a brown leather strap, supple and in one piece!

A nice Black 1937 dated M1910 messkit marked RZM M6/1/37. This tall, pre war model was most probably made and used by a political organization. The prewar political models for the Hitlerjugend, Allgemeine-SS and SA where finished in a black paint. Sometimes these where used by members of the Waffen-SS as well, as some wartime images of the 12 SS Panzerdivision show.

A nice original M31 messkit marked RFI39 indicating production by Rudolf Fissler KG, Idar-Oberstein in 1939. The messkit is nicely named to Bergmann on the bottom.

A nice original messkit in good condition with most of its original paint!

A insanely rare folding shovel carrier that has been converted during the war to carry the straight E-tool. These where converted during the war due to a shortage of straight shovel carriers at some point. I included a few wartime images. Very rare original converted cover in good used condition!

– please note, the carrier comes without shovel! –

A nice gasmask canister that has been brush painted with the same non reflective Feldgrau paint as can be seen on the so called re-issue helmets. The mask is complete with its originals straps and mask. A great original camouflage canister in good condition!