German camo helmet

Single Heer EM shoulderstrap for Gebirgsjäger troops.

Matching Luftwaffe Flak collar tabs der Flakartillerie.

Matching Heer Infanterie officer collar tabs in good used condition.

Matching Heer NCO shoulderstraps for a Unteroffizier der Infanterie. Textbook M36 pair.

Textbook early pattern Splittertarn Zeltbahn in good used condition.

Rare late war wire cleaning chain in very good condition. This fully steel chain is the last model given out with the RG34 or Reinigungsgerät 34. This type is a textbook standard component for the tan painted ARR4 or RCO45 marked examples.

Unique offering of a original Period altered battledress to a member of the First Polish Independent Parachute Brigade. The battledress is a typical Polish used example with period altered pointed and opened collar, the shoulderstraps with aluminum Tresse in the rank of Sergeant is also period sewn to the garment. The collar insignia are a neat fit and fit exactly into the narrowed collar points which is typical when we look at period portrait photographs of Polish paratroopers. The collar tabs are of a early pattern and in good condition with the felt backing. The qualification badge is in good condition and is marked TOBIE OJCZYZNO 451 which is a very low number which is also seen with Arnhem veterans. The badge ring is marked Kirkwood & Son Edinburgh. The badge had its combat jump wreath soldered on at some point; but it broke off as can be seen on many original badges. The badge is affixed through the breast with a reinforced hole with backing wool. The shoulder titles Poland are nice original printed examples and are quite rare examples. They are handsewn to the sleeves. The Battledress is slightly altered; the collar points are narrowed and the front buttonholes are removed and sewn shut. There is a small hook underneath the waistband and the shoulders are slightly taken in and have been reinforced. The Battledress was found together with the blue grey beret when it was obtained from a Veteran approximately 38 years ago. The Beret is not the textbook Polish issue type, but is a wartime example with a original Polish capbadge. The Battledress looks to have all insignia period applied and has the typical Polish paratrooper modifications. A very hard to obtain battledress, even if you’re only counting the insignia – surely a once in a lifetime opportunity to obtain a full set!

Nice original tropical equipment belt in good used condition. The belt is a nice large size about 100-110.

Stunning Walther PPK deactivated to the new EU specifications in 2018. The PPK is in full original condition with up to 95% of the original factory blueing. The serial number 199273K indicates production in 1939. The PPK doesn’t have any moving parts but is complete with the original grips and magazine. Very hard to upgrade!

The PPK was deactivated in France to the new EU standards and is free to own for anyone over 18 in most European countries. Pickup in Tilburg, the Netherlands is preferred, shipping within the Netherlands at cost of quality packaging and shipping at your own risk.

Textbook bayonet frog marked Dresden 1942.

Matching K98 pouches marked RBNR. Nice riveted examples with one being named in the centre lid. One pouch lacks the internal dividers, the other is complete. Nice matching riveted pair!