SOLD ITEMS

A unique piece, a Prussian world war one belt buckle that has been remade into a lighter. A nice display piece or “pocket litter”.

A great original set of shoulder boards intended for a Unteroffizier (nco) in a Sanitäter unit. A nice “private purchase” set in very good condition that would nicely complete a tunic!

A nice original short gasmask strap with a wire hook, hard to find spare!

A stunning Luftwaffe single decal camouflage helmet, a woodwork find from Antwerp, Belgium. The helmet is nicely camouflaged with tan and green brush applied paint still remaining up to 90% of its original coverage. The helmet had a drop of white paint that was scratched off by the previous owner. The helmet was originally found without chinstrap which was added at a later point. I’ve seen several helmets and camouflaged gas masks with this same green paint.

Otherwise a “untouched” camouflage with nice bright colors, typical for a Luftwaffe Felddivision soldier!

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 nice late war bwz marked horse gasmask bag in mint unissued condition. Rare to find in this condition, nice for a cavalry or equipment display!

A nice used condition M31 kochgeschirr marked ESB44 indicating production by Eduard Sommerfeld, Berlin. 

A very rare “Carbon Overprint” zeltbahn in very good condition. The zeltbahn still retains its bright and vibrant colours. It is nicely marked 0-0150-0058 which refers to a certain producer in Cottbus, Brandenburg. It is dated 1945. It has two small repairs an is missing one grommet. It’s complete with most if not all the originally sewn buttons. After the capitulation of the Italian army in 1943 their camouflage printing rollers and uniform/equipment stocks where captured and brought back to Germany. It was then that the first Zeltbahnen of captured Italian camouflage material (Telo Mimetico) where produced. Also some experiments where done combining Telo Mimetico with Splittertarnmuster. This is known to collectors as carbon overprint and consists of a base of the brown base colour Telo Mimetico printed in carbon ink overprinted with Splittertarnmuster. This is a extremely rare variation intended to camouflage against infrared light.

10 nice pressed paper buttons as used on shirts, tunics, camouflage smocks, reversible parkas and many other garments. Rare buttons to find and all in good usable condition! Free shipping!

A nice cloth pouch for the Erkennungsmarke. These small pouches came in different sizes and materials and are a private purchase item. You can see these on many original pictures. A nice variation on the usual leather variant. With tan presstuds.

A nice original period extra for a Erkennungsmarke!

A very nice M42 helmet marked CKL64 indicating production by Eisen- u. Huettenwerke, Thale, Harz. The helmet retains its original Heer decal and paint for 90%. A nice single decal M42 helmet, priced competitively!

A nice original holster in supple chocolate brown leather for the P35(b). FN High-Power pistol. Nicely marked clg 4 indicating production by Ernst Melzig, Lederwaren, Liegnitz. Somebody stamped a Luftwaffe eagle inside the holster, this was in my opinion done postwar. A nice original holster for the P35(b). FN High-Power pistol!

A nice used condition pair, great for a mannequin! The leather is in good, supple condition!

5 nice glass buttons as used on FJ smocks, Fliegerblusen, coveralls, reversible parkas and many other garments. Rare buttons to find and all in good usable condition!

A great light gray camouflaged helmet in good untouched condition. The helmet retains up to 90% of its wartime camouflage paint. The helmet retains its original liner and (shortened) chinstrap. The helmet is brush camouflaged with a light gray texture paint. The helmet is named to Bleiber.

The helmet is a one-looker with lots of character!

A truly stunning Kriegsmarine camouflage wire helmet. This helmet is marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhüttenwerke, Thale. This helmet is outfitted with a Kriegsmarine decal and most of its wartime camouflage and wire. A Kriegsmarine wire configuration helmet is very rare and only scarcely encountered. The wire on the helmet shows lots of interaction with the helmet and has never been separated from the helmet. The brush applied camouflage colours consist of two tones of green and one brown. The helmet comes with its original liner and chinstrap and is named in the rim. A top shelf helmet!

A truly stunning camouflage helmet that would be VERY hard to upgrade!

A very nice late war M42 helmet marked EF66 indicating production by Emaillierwerke A.G., Fulda in shell size 66 cm. The Helmet still retains up to 95% of its original textured fieldgray paint. These helmets where issued to all branches in the German army. The helmet complete with its original liner and chinstrap. This helmet is in very good condition and would be very hard to upgrade!

Very hard to find 1940 dated aluminium messkit with over 95% of it’s original field gray paint remaining. It is marked O.H.W. indicating production by Otto Honsel-Werke, Aluminiumwerk, Werdohl. 

A very nice 1937 dated Czech shovel carrier. These shovels and carriers where used a lot by the Germans after they annexed Czech. A lot of these can be seen on early war pictures!