German camo helmet

Matching lightly worn original pair of Waffen-SS NCO shoulderstraps for a Unterscharführer der Panzergrenadiere. The shoulderstraps are well executed and show the textbook mid war M40 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 typical tresse and green rayon piping. 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!

Completely empty and unissued Heer Soldbuch. No entries of any kind!

Nice original second pattern Heer Schützenschnur.

Original M36 pattern shoulderstraps for a Soldat der Infanterie. Mint, unissued privately purchased pair!

A nice tan painted 6×30 Dienstglas or army issue binoculars. These where issued to all branches in the Wehrmacht. The binoculars retain their original tan paint up to 95% and are in very good condition. The binoculars are marked CAG indicating production by Swarovski. The right ocular still retains the Strichplatte. The leather strap is original to the binoculars and have the textbook tan painted studs.

Original black wound badge with crimped in setup. Textbook but uncommon piece in very good condition still retaining most of its original finish. Nicely marked ESP indicating production by Eugen Schmidthäussler Pforzheim.

Textbook late war original German helmet chinstrap in good used condition. Made out of unusual brown “natural” leather. The long strap has been a bit shortened but it still has enough length to close properly! Hard to find as a spare!

Typical wartime “Knijpkat” torch. These flashlights where made utilizing forced labour from Konzentrationslager Herzogenbusch. Unlike most of the wartime used flashlights the knijhpkat doesn’t have a battery but uses a small internal dynamo.

A nice pre war brown leather mapcase in a good used condition. The mapcase was maker marked but this is faded by the usage and is now unreadable. The design, material and hardware however all indicate this is a pre war example. The mapcase is nicely named with a purple coloured Kopiërstift which was often used to name or mark equipment but sadly it’s unreadable.

General purpose dust goggles or “Umbral” goggles as patented and produced by Carl Zeiss, Jena. The construction of the goggles and the pouch indicates that this is a late war production set. The goggles itself are made out of a sort of tan coloured rubberized material. The pouch seems to be made out of a black pressed paper Ersatz material. Nice example of dust goggles!

Outstanding set of 3 matching equipment straps. All the individual straps are nicely marked with the RBNr. 0/0378/0007. All the straps are in near mint condition!

Nice original pair of Heer shoulderboards for a Oberleutnant der Infanterie.

Matching and unissued late war M43 pattern shoulderstraps for Heer Gebirgsjäger troops. Rare late war shoulderstraps that would be hard to upgrade!

Nice original textbook MG34/42 oiler. One of the main items which can’t be missing in the MG tool pouch. The oiler is marked evx which indicates production by Baumeister, Ad., Metallwarenfabrik, Luedenscheid/Westfallen. Nice example which would be perfect to complete any MG tool pouch.

Excellent K98 ammunition pouch in near mint most likely unissued condition. The pouch is nicely marked Joseph Moll, Goch 1942. The pouch is complete, undamaged and still retains all of the internal dividers.