SOLD ITEMS

Rare Dutch manufactured K98 ammunition pouch in good, untouched condition. The pouch is manufactured out of black pebbled leather and is still supple. The pouch features initials on the inside and is in uncleaned condition. The pouch is nicely marked Venlo 1942, which indicates this example is produced in Venlo, The Netherlands! Rare textbook example manufactured in the Netherlands!

Rare Kriegsmarine K98 ammunition pouch marked Fr Offermann Schm Bensberg 1939 in very good condition!

Lightbrown K98 ammunition pouch marked K98 pouch Lud Krum AG 1939 in very good condition!

Textbook Luftwaffe EM/NCO collar tabs in unissued condition. The gulls would work for both the Obergefreiter or Feldwebel.

Late war Luftwaffe Fliegerbluse in unworn condition. The Fliegerbluse has a original but resewn eagle and a pair of gulls applied directly to the collar which is a uncommon late war feature. The shoulderstraps are typical privately purchased examples for a Unteroffizier. The belt hook straps inside have been removed. A nice original Fliegerbluse in a good medium to large size!

US army leggings dismounted M-1938 ID’ed JE-0611 in size 2R, a nice matching pair with ID which could be further researched

US Navy leggings ID’ed N.V. Basset size 3 in good used condition and could be further researched.

A very rare pair of original USMC HBT pants in unissued condition. These USMC P-44 utility or ‘Monkey’ pants. These trousers have three large cargo pockets allowing a large amount of storage on the side and back of the trousers. The large back pocket was cumbersome and often removed. There is one missing button on the side pocket. None the less; a very rare pair of trousers which are harder to obtain then M-1942 paratrooper trousers!

Textbook USMC P-44 jacket in unissued condition. Nicely maker marked and dated January 1945 this garment in size 36 would be perfect for a mannequin!

USMC camouflage poncho with unit markings to 4th Marine Regiment which proves to be a interesting unit in the Philippines campaign. There are numerous markings which are readable but I can not decipher. A nice piece for further research! The unit was made up from members of the 1st Raider regiment in February 1944. A nice and supple(!) camouflage poncho attributable to a Marine Raider!

Rare textbook USMC issue T-shirt in very good condition. These T-shirts would have been issued together with the skivvies. The T-shirt is a nice medium size 2.

Textbook single decal Waffen-SS m42 helmet marked CKL66 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet is a textbook example with ET pattern decal retaining up to 60%. The helmet retains up to 90% of its factory paint finish. The helmet retains its factory installed liner and chinstrap. The liner is named Bangert and has another marking in the back; Radotin – Osov, Stanislav Rekar, 5-12-1945. Radotin – Osov are two cities in the Czech Republic. This is probably the finding place of the helmet. The name Stanislav Rekar is probably a civilian or resistance fighter who picked up the helmet near Osov at 5.12.1945. Nice helmet with a nice base for further research!

US Muzzle cover marked Victory Mfg. Co. 1944 in good used condition.

Uncommon USMC TBC Radio canvas carrying case type CWP 10027A in good worn condition.

Textbook USMC issue suspenders in good condition.

USMC issue T-handle entrenching tool in very good condition. The tool retains most of its original green paint.