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US Japanese phrase book TM 30-611
Rare original US army issue Japanese phrase book or TM 30-611.
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US TL-192 Rubber Splicing tape
US TL-192 Rubber Splicing engineer tape
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US TL-192 Rubber Splicing tape
US TL-192 Rubber Splicing engineer tape
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Leather equipment belt size 95
Textbook EM/NCO leather equipment belt in good used condition. The belt measures 95cm in length and will easily fit most if not all mannequins!
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US M38 Rawlings tanker helmet size 7 1/8
Original Rawley tanker helmet size 7 1/8 in unissued condition
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Matching pair of green MP38 u. MP40 magazine pouches marked clg 43
Excellent pair of matching green MP38 u. MP40 magazine pouches. The pouches are in mint condition and seem to be unissued. The pouches are both nicely marked MP38 u. MP40 and clg 43 which indicates production by Ernst Melzig Lederwaren, Liegnitz. Stone mint and matching pair!
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US Fighting knife RH-36 PAL
Very nice original US RH-36 PAL fighting knife issued to many US army branches in world war two. Textbook piece in good used condition marked RH-36 PAL.
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US Sterling silver Glider wings
Nice and original US Glider wings. This is a textbook example which is marked Sterling indicating the usage of Sterling silver.
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USAAF 1st Allied Airborne DI crest
Nice original USAAF (US Army Air Force) 1st Allied Airborne DI (Distinctive insignia) crest/pin as worn on the garrison cap. Textbook example in functional condition!
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British made US 1st Allied Airborne patch
Original 1st Allied Airborne patch in very good condition, rare British made variant.
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USAAF 1st airborne troop carrier DI pin
Nice original gold gilded USAAF (US Army Air Force) 1st airborne troop carrier DI (Distinctive insignia) pin as worn on the garrison cap. Nice textbook example with the horizontal closing needle.
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82nd Airborne grouping to Harry Hudec 508th PIR
Unique opportunity; a grouping directly veteran acquired from Harry Hudec, 508th PIR 82nd Airborne division. One of the most well known individual soldiers in the 82nd Airborne division; Harry Hudeck landed on D-Day. He fought at Hill 30 between Chef du Post and Picauville. He was wounded in the leg June 15 and hid in a farmhouse where he was aided by locals for four days. He escaped and rejoined the American lines to be evacuated. His second combat jump was in Holland on September 17 and after he fought in the Ardennes. This is a unique opportunity to buy a grouping of relics which have belonged to Harry Hudec!
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Waffen-SS Artillerie Oberscharführer shoulderstraps
A very nice set of two Waffen-SS shoulderstraps for a Oberscharführer der SS-Artillerie. The straps are nicely red rayon piped with period applied rank Tresse with a rank pip. The shoulderstraps are slightly different in detail; but perfectly displayable on a tunic or in a collection as is. The straps at some point have had a second pair of pips applied to them indicating the original wearer was most probably demoted.
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Rare complete and boxed Draeger bakelite gas detection device
Rare bakelite gas detection device or Gasanzeiger. Extremely scarce to find complete with all of its period contents. The wooden box is in good condition with original paint, carrying sling and working closing latch. Inside the lid is a indicating chart for gas detection. The gas detection device is in good (in my opinion) working condition, and the sleeve for the cartridges is also in good condition complete with the original bakelite insert. The glass spent cartridge container is also still inside the box as is the tool for removing the spent cartridges. Extremely scarce to find a Gasanzeiger in good condition, especially complete!
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Enamel M42 canteen cup marked AEMA43
Uncommon to find as a spare; a enamel M42 canteen cup marked AEMA 4
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Short early gasmask strap
Textbook early gasmask strap with steel hook.
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Equipment strap marked Aug. Schwan & Co Aachen 1942
Textbook equipment strap marked Aug. Schwan & Co Aachen 1942 which is a uncommon maker.
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Late war equipment strap
Late war equipment strap with non-roller buckle in good used condition.
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Unblackened equipment strap
Unblackened equipment strap in good condition.
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Unissued tropical Heer cap eagle
Scarce original and unissued tropical Heer cap eagle.
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Steel Heer belt buckle marked C.T.D.
Excellent original Heer belt buckle marked C.T.D. indicating production by Cristian Theodor Dicke, Lüdenscheid with over 90% of its factory finish remaining.
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Steel Heer belt buckle marked E.S.L. 41
Excellent original Heer belt buckle marked E.S.L. 41 indicating production by E. Schneider Lüdenscheid with over 90% of its factory finish remaining.
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6×30 Dienstglas Strap G. Rodenstock 1940
Textbook 6×30 Dienstglas Strap marked R (G. Rodenstock) 1940. Very hard to find marked and dated straps!
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M31 Messkit marked HWSD39
Nice and textbook pre war messkit marked HWSD39 in good, used condition.
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6×30 Dienstglas Strap Schmidt & Co Westerwald 1940
Textbook 6×30 Dienstglas Strap marked Schmidt & Co Westerwald 1940. Very hard to find marked and dated straps!
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Early pattern M31 breadbag
Excellent early production breadbag in very good condition. Nice example with leather reinforcements on the belt loops. The breadbag is nicely named! Sometimes referred to as a M40 breadbag because the leather reinforcements on the green coloured fabric which was made only in a short period of time in 1940.
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Early pattern M31 breadbag
Excellent early production breadbag in good slightly used condition. Nice example with brown coloured leather and leather reinforcements on the belt loops. The breadbag is nicely named! Sometimes referred to as a M40 breadbag because the leather reinforcements on the green coloured fabric which was made only in a short period of time in 1940.
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US first pattern Tanker winter trousers MacLaren Sportswear 1942
Mint unissued first pattern US tanker winter trousers with the paper label marked MacLaren Sportswear Ltd. Inc. Dated Mar. 6, 1942. The trousers are a size medium and would be impossible to upgrade.
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Pre war issue Heer EM/NCO breeches
Textbook early Heer EM/NCO breeches dated 1939 in good worn condition in a typical medium size.
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US M1943 suspenders marked US 1945
Original WW2 US Army transitional pattern olive green webbing combat suspenders, complete with all buckles and straps. Marked US 1945.
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Rare Luftwaffe tropical shirt breast eagle
Nice original Luftwaffe tropical breast eagle in good uniform removed condition.
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Late war soft shell P38 holster 0/0833/0007
A very nice late war P38 soft shell holster. The holster is nicely maker marked 0/0833/0007 indicating production by Hans Römer, Neu-Ulm. Simply a superb late war P38 holster in mint condition, can not be upgraded!
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Late war M31 breadbag marked Stuttgart.
Stone mint condition late war produced M31 breadbag which is nicely Stuttgart marked on the back of the hook. The other name is unreadable as can be seen on the pictures. Nice late war example in mint condition.
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Unissued Petrix 679 torch with original factory box
A very nice Petrix 679 with original box in very good condition. The Petrix 679 has a blue filter. A very nice torch that would be very hard to upgrade!
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Pre war leather 6×30 Dienstglas case by Carl Zeiss Jena
Nice pre war leather 6×30 Dienstglas case. Nicely maker marked Carl Zeiss Jena Indicating production by Carl Zeiss, Jena. The inside is nicely marked with the initials L.M.
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US Officers shirt
US Officers shirt army regulation form fit 100% pure virgin wool Styled by Yale, London Shrunk
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Black wound badge marked 32
Original black wound badge with wide hinge set up. Textbook but uncommon piece in very good condition still retaining most of its original black factory finish. Nicely marked “32” indicating production by Wilhelm Hobacher. The back of the badge is typical for this maker; Hobacher used loads of soldering attaching their hardware creating large areas of solder on the top and bottom of the back of the badge.
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Mint US wire cutters marked J.S.& S.Co. 1942.
A nice set of US wire cutters in good mint condition marked J.S.& S.Co. 1942.
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US Issue gloves marked Extra large
Nice original US army issue gloves marked Made in U.S.A Extra large
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USMC M7 Colt 1911 shoulder holster BOYT 1945
Excellent original USMC issue M7 leather shoulder holster intended for the Colt M1911. Nicely marked USMC BOYT 1945. All snaps and buckles are present and in good functional condition.
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US Bag, Sleeping, Wool Selig MFG. CO., INC. 6-14-1944
Complete US Bag, Sleeping, Wool Selig MFG. CO., INC. 6-14-1944. Although the wool bag is quite common, it is hard to find a complete example with the lining and sleeve.
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Rare first pattern light brown butterdish
Rare lightbrown butterdish with red brown bottom. Not a mismatch but a type I’ve seen a few times before. Very rare to find this light brown colour. The lid is cracked on the top but a very rare variant to find!
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Black bakelite 6×30 binocular case
A nice black bakelite 6×30 binocular case in very good condition. The case is complete with all straps and is undamaged.
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M40 NCO Heer Infanterie Unteroffizier shoulderstraps
A very nice pair of M40 Heer NCO shoulder boards for a Unteroffizier der Infanterie with subdued (!) tresse. The straps are slightly different but a obvious worn together and matching pair.
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K98 rifle sling marked Roymann & Co Hamburg
Excellent and textbook early K98 sling marked Roymann & Co Hamburg. The sling is in good condition and would be hard to upgrade.
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(RAD) Reichsarbeitsdienst photo album 7/120 with pictures of Austrian painter
Impressive pocket sized RAD album with a nice amount of private pictures. Complete with 3 pictures of the famous Austrian painter.
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Light brown holster marked hjg 1941
A very nice light brown holster marked hjg 1941 indicating production by Kimnach u. Brunn, Fabrik fuer Heeresausruestung, Kaiserslautern. The holster is most probably for a 7,65 pistol and in very good condition.
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Sanitäter Salbe tin
Uncommon small Salbe container in good condition.
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Grey Carl Zeiss “Umbral” dust goggles
General purpose dust goggles or “Umbral” goggles as patented and produced by Carl Zeiss, Jena. The construction of the goggles indicate that it’s late war production. The goggles itself are made out of a grayish coloured leather and are undamaged.
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US M1 fixed bale helmet with Westinghouse liner
Textbook US M1 fixed bale helmet with Westinghouse liner in good condition.
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Rare first pattern US compass pouch
Very rare first pattern compass pouch which retains its complete working zipper with pull chain. Something nice and rare from the period that would fit right into any US collection.
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Artillery rucksack marked Wiko Brake 1942
Mint condition Artillerie Rucksack marked Wiko Brake 1942. Beautiful piece; impossible to upgrade.
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Unissued Y-strap RBNR 0/0565/0025
Late war Y-strap in mint, unissued condition marked RBNR 0/0565/0025. Typical late war example with clear markings.
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US Army officers shirt Armoured division size 34
US Army officers shirt size 34 with period sewn armored patch.
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US Army shirt size 15 1/2 – 32
US army shirt size 32 in good worn condition.
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US Ike jacket with trousers sergeant Airborne troop carrier
US ike jacket and trousers for a Sergeant within the Airborne Troop carrier command. Beautiful, period patched jacket with trousers with the matching laundry number.
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US Army HBT camouflage jacket
Beautiful US Army HBT camouflage jacket. These jackets were issued with trousers to troops in Normandy as a trial with the second armored division. The jacket is a nice medium size fitting most modern mannequins.
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USMC helmet cover named Horan
Excellent combat used second pattern USMC M1 helmet camouflage cover named Horan. Nice salty example with vivid colours and loads of character!
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Rare 1930 dated M31 Zeltbahn marked Fröhlich & Wolff, Kassel 1930
Extremely scarce 1930 dated Zeltbahn marked Fröhlich & Wolff, Kassel 1930 was known as Textilwerke Karl Anton Henschel which after it’s jewish owners had been expropriated. The concensus of these 1930 dated Zeltbahn’s is that they are made and issued for a trial run. Prior to the ‘official’ patenting and production of the Zeltbahn in 1931 by Walter Reichert. These pre 1935 dated examples are rare as is; but it is the first 1930 dated example I have found. The Zeltbahn has many repairs and patches; but for this one its all a matter of character.
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US Army duffle bag with PON code
Named US Army duffle bag with the PON code indicating it was marked for invasion or D-Day!
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