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Textbook M31 canteen in combination with a brownish phenolic resin (Bakelite) cup which started production in 1940! This example seems to be unissued and only shows some traces of storage and has been found as is! The flask itself is nicely marked OHW 40 which indicates production by Otto Honsel Werdohl in 1940. The cup is nicely marked with the 3 letter code gfc which indicates production by Julius Posselt, Gablonz an der Neisse, Reichsgau Sudetenland. The cup is MPD marked with the material S which indicates the usage of Phenolic resin (bakelite) with sawdust as the filler material.

Excellent second pattern speckled brown butterdish with the fine thread in absolutely stunning condition. The bakelite has nice light brown colours and speckles because of the filler material. This example is MPD coded 1W/133 which indicates production by Julius Posselt, Gablonz an der Neisse, Reichsgau Sudetenland and the usage of urea resin (which is a certain type of Bakelite) with an organic filler material. Hard to find example which would be impossible to upgrade!

Very rare bright red coloured butterdish in absolutely stunning condition. The butterdish is nicely MPD coded OX/S which indicates production by an unknown manufacturer and the usage of Phenolic resin (bakelite) with sawdust as the filler material. These are less hard to find than the unmarked example but these are higher in demand! Hard to find example which would be impossible to upgrade!

Textbook German helmet chinstrap in good, close to mint condition, most likely unissued. The chinstrap is nicely marked ftb 44 which is a rather common maker for chinstraps but is still an unknown maker. Beautiful close to mint late war example which is hard to find as a spare!

Textbook Canadian two-tone camouflage helmet net with original drawstring and scrim.

Original K98 rifle carrying sling end piece or Haltestück in good used condition. This part is often missing from the sling and finding a spare is really hard. Very rare original spare part for the K98 sling!

3 matching equipment straps in unissued condition. All the individual straps are unmarked but all have the same construction futuristics and are a real matching set. Nice set of 3 matching straps, perfect to finish a mannequin!

Nice early brown coloured equipment strap with quick release strap. The strap is clearly dated 1938 and features typical early construction details as aluminium hardware and brown coloured leather. The strap features a unit mark which is nice for further research, nice pre war equipment strap in good used condition!

Textbook MG34 and MG42 50 round ammunition belt with matching starter tab both marked ddf 41 indicating production by Lohmann-Werke, A.-G., Bielefeld. Nice and matching set that’s hard to come by!

Textbook MG34 and MG42 50 round ammunition belt with matching starter tab both marked B 39. Nice and matching set that’s hard to come by!

Original starter tab for the MG34 and MG42. These starter tabs were linked to the standard 50 round belts committing the need for opening the top cover to reload. The tab is marked fem 11.41 indicating production by Gross, C. Hermann, Metallwarenfabrik, Jserlohn. 

Original starter tab for the MG34 and MG42. These starter tabs were linked to the standard 50 round belts committing the need for opening the top cover to reload. The tab is dated 1941 but without any manufacturer code or marking!

Rare original Losantin Gelbkreuzentgifungsmitteltablet red/brownish pressed paper container. The tablets which were inside were especially used for detoxification of the skin after a mustard gas(!) attack. These round pressed paper containers are very hard to find in a good condition.

Textbook BeVo Edelweiss sleeve insignia for Gebirgsjägertroops in mint unissued condition.

Unique Heer EM M40 tunic with a bullethole gone right through the garment, with the lining fully blood soaked. The garment is a typical early M40 with first pattern Einheitskragenlitzen dating pre May 1940. The Einheitskragenlitzen are factory sewn to the garment, the breast eagle is in my opinion resewn. The garment has a small hole to the front and the back, at the shoulder hight. This is a genuine bullet hole that went straight trough and wounded the wearer. The area around the hole is blood-soaked inside and out. Other then these holes on the top there are shrapnel damages with period repairs on the bottom pockets indicating the wearer (probably) survived the ordeal. The garment was found in Magdeburg at some point. The garment is a unique example of a blood-soaked jacket that would be a prime historic piece in any collection.

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. The top corner 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!