SOLD ITEMS

Rare original helmet carrying harness rig in good, used condition. These harnesses were mostly worn by mounted units being able to carry the helmet on the equipment or on the saddlebags. These harnesses are exceedingly rare to obtain with most examples on the market today being reproductions. Excellent original piece that would be a great addition to any helmet!

Rare original Erkennungsmarke 7. SS Totenkopf Standarte wich was renamed to Totenkopf Infanterie Regiment 11 and later transferred to 6. SS-Gebirsgdivision Nord.

Rare original Waffen-SS shoulderstraps for a Waffen-SS EM in good worn condition. The straps are not fully matching but found together and would nicely compliment any EM tunic.

Textbook late war Waffen-SS EM/NCO M43 field cap. Not to be confused with a Heer example; this is a real, Waffen-SS issue M43 field cap in salty, as found condition. The cap is made of a late war recycled wool and lined with Italian tan material. The loops are made in HBT rayon. The buttons are marked Extra Fein. The visor is broken but complete. The cap was slightly made smaller, during the war also taking in the visor slightly. The cap shows heavy wear but could be a nice example to restore. A rare and original SS M43 cap in salty condition.

Late war unissued Zeltbahn in Waffen-SS Oak camouflage. The Zeltbahn is nicely made up out of different colours of camouflaged material, typical for a late war manufacture. What makes this zeltbahn rare is that its of a late war “4 panel” construction. That means that on both far ends of the left and right side a extra triangle is sewn on. One of the corners has a restoration with white stitching. The material is stunning and vibrant and looks like the day it was made. A unique late war Waffen-SS Zeltbahn with reversed coloursmost probably made in 1945!

Rare first pattern winter boots or Winterstiefeln 42 in white canvas. The boots were designed so they could be worn the full winter and could be further insulated due to the double layered hollow shaft. This shaft could be tucked with straw, wool or other insulating materials. These boots are very hard to find as they were one of the first winter boots which were mostly worn up during the first cold winter on the eastern front. There are little original pairs surviving today; this is the first pair I’ve had the pleasure to offer!

Excellent combat helmet marked Q62 indicating production by Quist. The helmet is a nice untouched, as found example with factory fitted liner and period fitted chinstrap. The helmet retains its factory finish and decal up to 65%.

Beautiful two-tone camouflage MG34 and MG42 ammunition case. Textbook early Patronenkasten 34 manufactured in steel with wartime two tone camouflage pattern overpaint. The case retains up to 90% of its original camouflage paint.

Textbook doeskin embroided collar tab. Typical piece in combat used and uniform removed condition. This collar tab came from a private household last week and is fresh to the market. Hard to find in this condition with loads of character!

Rare original metal Waffen-SS cap skull by Assmann markedGes Gesch. The eagle has both originally factory soldered prongs. Very nice original Waffen-SS cap skull in superb condition.

Matching lightly worn original pair of Waffen-SS NCO shoulderstraps for a Unterscharführer der Infanterie. The shoulderstraps are well executed and show the textbook construction one would expect. The straps are in very good, lightly worn condition and would easily match to a worn tunic. The straps feature the late war grey subdued tresse. These straps are the lowest NCO rank for sure seeing lots of action on the front line. A very nice matching pair that is highly sought after and only scarcely encountered nowadays!

Mint original Waffen-SS Sahariana trousers marked 902. These trousers are made in the typical SS Keilhosen cut and marking. The trousers are a nice mannequin size and would be a nice attribute to any Waffen-SS Sahariana tunic!

Luftwaffe NCO Fliegerbluse for a Oberfeldwebel flight/paratrooper. The garment is in really good condition with most of the nap in the wool and all of its originally sewn buttons. All of the insignia on the garment are original but restored. Still a very nice uniform for a very nice price!