SOLD ITEMS

A nice L&SL 44 marked M31 messkit with most of its original factory paint.

A great one looker three-tone “Normandy” camouflage M42 helmet in good condition. The helmet retains up to 85% of its original Normandy camouflage. The helmet has its original liner and chinstrap which are in good supple condition. The Heer decal has been scratched off. Normally with decal this helmet would easily cost double the money. A great original camouflage helmet in good condition, priced to sell!

A mid-war tropical rucksack in very good condition. It shows a little age but mostly its just in unissued condition. The rucksack retains all straps, flaps and metal fittings. Hard to upgrade!

A nice Luftwaffe M40 helmet in very good condition with most of the factory paint remaining. The helmet has a originally applied decal with an error which occurred in the factory. This “so called” crooked eagle variant occurred more often on these Q m40 helmets. The helmet retains its original liner and chinstraps nicely maker marked and dated 1941. A nice variation of a helmet in very good condition!

A very nice early belt marked Otto Koberstein, Landsberg. The belt has a aluminium buckle and is a nice size 90. The belt also has a nice unit marking!

A great early belt in very good condition from a nice collectible maker Otto Koberstein!

A truly superb M43 EM/NCO field cap or Einheitsfeldmütze. The cap is nicely marked RBNr. 0/0454/0941, dated 1944 and in size 57 which is a great average mannequin size. The cap has all the details that one would like to see on one of these textbook caps! The BeVo trapezoid is originally sewn to the piece and has never been removed from the piece. Finding a cap like this is very hard, especially in mint condition like this one.

A superb cap!

The Bekleidungstasche 31 was a standardized piece of equipment meant to carry a spare uniform pieces. Bags like these where often carried into the field and mostly kept together with the Rucksack. A nice late variation without rollers on the buckles and marked with a RB number. It is in very good, unissued condition and all the leather is supple on this bag.

A stunning “out of the woodwork” named M42 Woodchip camouflage helmet. The helmet is marked NS64 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, Schwerte. The helmet has been painted over in a rough field gray paint with woodchips through the paint for extra texture. This paint can also be seen on parts of the liner. The inside is dusty and is still in untouched, as found condition. The name Clahsen can be seen on the inside. These helmets with wood chip camouflage are really hard to find and this one is a stunning, one looker example!

A nice prewar RZM marked tornister executed in field gray canvas. The Tornister is nicely named to Arpad Molnar. These Tornisters where used by all sorts of political organizations but also by the SS-VT in 1940.

A perfect Waffen-SS collar tab for enlisted men and nco’s. This type of BeVo collar tabs or Kragenspiegel was first introduced in 1943 and worn by enlisted men and non commissioned officers in the Waffen-SS.

A nice original Waffen-SS collar tab in mint condition! The price includes worldwide basic flat rate shipping, signed for and other shipping options can be selected on checkout!

A very nice M35 single decal Kriegsmarine helmet in very good condition. The helmet still retains most of its wartime paint and a very large portion of the golden Kriegsmarine decal. The helmet is nicely named to G Diekmann in the rim of the shell, a name label on the liner and written with pencil on the leather. The helmet is marked SE64 indicating production by Sächsische Emaillier und Stanzwerke A.G. .The helmet still retains its original chinstrap which is nicely maker marked and dated 1942. Around the rivets on the helmets you can still see the remains of a period whitewash. The helmet is in really good shape and rare with the golden Kriegsmarine decal. a nice addition to any helmet collection!

A awesome Wehrpass grouping of Johann Wirtz, a halftrack driver and Unteroffizier in Panzer Grenadier Regiment 1. The grouping consists of a Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze award document, his driver licenses, a brief compilation from his wartime experiences and a certificate of training with several weapons such as the MG. 42, MG. 34 and the Opel Maultier. He was wounded on 2.7.41 through a piece of shrapnel in his right hand. He was awarded the Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz, Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze and the KVK 2nd class with swords. The Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze comes with the award document signed by the Generalleutnant der 1. Panzerdivision. A nice and interesting Wehrpass grouping in very good condition!

A very nice late war breadbag in unissued condition. Its been made in a interesting manufacturing type where blue webbing is used for the D-rings and loops on the front. A unique, late war breadbag in very good condition nicely marked RBNr.0/0750/3572!

A very nice mint condition MP40 pouch. This is truly one of the nicest CLG pouches I have ever encountered and would make a nice addition to the collector of equipment. The pouch features some interesting details as described in the full description.

A nice mint condition M44 breadbag. It is RB numbered on the back but this is hard to see. This is a common feature for these late war breadbags. The breadbag is made from various mixed materials giving a nice mis matched look. A nice mint M44 breadbag!

A nice Luftwaffe m40 helmet with original helmet net (Tarnnetz) . The helmet is in good condition with over 85% of its wartime factory paint and decal. The helmet has two hooks on the front and the back on which a helmet net is applied. The hooks where on the helmet when I bought it but the net was added by me. The Net is original and in very good unissued condition. It has some slight rust on one of the hooks as can be seen on the picture. The helmet is in good condition and a nice combination with the rare issue German helmet net!

A very nice pair of Afrikakorps breeches in unissued condition. They are a nice mannequin size and they are executed in ribbed cotton. The trousers where made by Bergen and stored in the depot of Erfurt in 1941. A very nice pair at a affordable price!