German camo helmet

A very nice P38 softshell holster marked gxy 1944 indicating production by Gebr. Klinge, Lederwarenfabrik, Dresden-Loebtau in 1944. The holster is in mint condition and would be very hard to upgrade!

Scarce original Waffen-SS sleeve eagle in cutout condition. Ready to be added to a uniform!

Very nice early US paratrooper wrist compass by Taylor.
These compasses where also known to been worn over the sleeve, the shoulder loops, webbing, or at the ankle over the jump boots.
Wrist compasses were used both by officers and enlisted men. A very nice example that would be hard to upgrade.

Bakelite sulfur container. This is a standard component from the MG tool kit!

Nice original MG34 spanner. This tool is a standard component from the MG tool kit!

A superb M43 EM/NCO field cap or Einheitsfeldmütze.The cap is nicely marked RBNr. 0/1316/0014 dated 1943 and in size 56 which is a great average size for Hindsgaul mannequins. The cap has all the details that one would like to see on one of these textbook caps! The BeVo trapezoid is originally sewn to the piece and has never been removed from the piece. Finding a cap like this is very hard, especially in very good condition like this one.

Scarce unissued pair in a nice mannequin size 10. The boots have never been worn and have been in stores in Norway since 1945. These boots would be perfect for a mannequin!

A stunning Waffen-SS hand screened plane tree 2/2 Zeltbahn in great condition. The Zeltbahn retains most if not all of its originally sewn buttons. The colours are nice, bright and full of contrast. The Zeltbahn has one or two small damages but is otherwise gradable near mint. The Zeltbahn would be a awesome backdrop for any collection or a nice addition to a A-frame. The Zeltbahn is nicely marked Warei Patent in the corners. It is a true stunner and must have for the Waffen-SS camouflage collector!

Rare leather A-frame strap in good used and supple condition. Hard to find spare for any A-frame!

Stunning M36 field blouse for a Spiess in Infanterie Regiment 66. Nicely tailored M36 tunic with fully originally sewn insignia. The tunic is a nice medium size. The tunic has a nice lighty worn appeal that would nicely compliment any collection. The nap in the wool retains nearly fully except for some of the rough edges of the pockets. The tunic has a set of early pointed style M35 shoulderstraps for a Hauptfeldwebel der Infanterie Regiment 66. On the bottom of both sleeves two long bands of Tresse are sewn indicating the Hauptfeldwebel was also the Spiess of the Kompanie. Infanterie Regiment 66 was active early in the war and had its first actions on May 14th 1940 when they crossed the border and reached Ettelbruck in Luxembourg. After that IR66 pushed through to France and took part of the battles around Somme, Peronne and Dunkirk. IR66 was later renamed to Schützen Regiment 66, Panzergrenadier Regiment 66 and in the end Panzergrenadier Regiment Feldherrnhalle. The blouse would be a centre piece for any 1940 display!

A nice original unmarked Waffen-SS belt buckle by Overhoff & Cie in used condition.

Pre war Czech bayonet for the VZ 24 rifle in very good, untouched condition.

A stunning original Tan straight E-tool cover with E-tool. The cover is nicely marked bla 1944 indicating production by  E. G. Leuner GmbH, Bautzen. The cover is in good original condition with supple brown(!) leather without any issues. The Shovel is matching to the cover and marked AB&C. The E-tool is nicely matching to the cover and fits nicely. A stunning set and very hard to upgrade!

Nice original MG34 ruptured cartridge remover. This tool is a standard component from the MG tool kit!

Stunning original M18 helmet in vibrant three-tone Normandy camouflage pattern. The M18 retains up to 90% of its original wartime applied camouflage paint with strong vibrant colours. The helmet shows signs of decals under the camouflage paint. The helmet retains its originally wartime fitted zinc liner and chinstrap.  The helmet was found in the Netherlands where a bunch in this camouflage pattern have turned up over the years. This helmet is a spectacular example of a three-tone camouflage on a reissued world war one helmet. The helmet looks to be size 66 shell. These reissued world war one helmets can be found from time to time, but this is one of the only ones I’ve ever seen in three tone camouflage! A stunning helmet that would fit in most if not all camouflage helmet collections!

A stunning original M40 Waffen-SS Mantel or overcoat in good used condition. The mantel is not to be confused with the Heer/Army type; this cut of Mantel is different in shape, cut, marking and is specifically made for the Waffen-SS. The eagle is wartime factory sewn to the sleeve. The Sturmmann insignia is period hand applied. The mantel is nicely marked in the back which is a specific Waffen-ss detail. These overcoats are very scarce and this is only the second one I’ve found with factory sewn insignia!

Scarce Heer belt buckle in Aluminum by Lehmann & Wundenberg, Hannover; one of the rarest Heer buckles to find! The buckle retains up to 99% of its wartime factory finish. Easily one of the best Heer buckles I’ve had to offer in many years!

One of the rarest accessories to any Wehrmacht artillery piece, for sure always missing! These lanyards with a pullweight where attached to the breech of the gun to create a safe space between the breech and the gunner. The breech would fly back with a high velocity breaking anything in its path such as limbs. Firing a artillery piece live without one would result in heavy injuries. For sure one of the rarest items I’ve had to offer!

Nice late war Zeltbahn in very good condition. This example never had grommets installed!

Stunning original Waffen-SS M43 Officers field blouse converted from a Enlisted mens tunic. The base tunic is a great unissued garment which was tailor modified with a bottle green collar with typical pointy ‘dragon tooth’ shape. The garment is executed in grey German wool and lined in grey rayon hbt. The blouse is in mint condition without repairs. Nicely Waffen-SS marked 2072. There are a lot of field blouses on the market with restored insignia, of plain naked officers tailor made tunics – but finding a Waffen-SS officers field tunic is very rare! This tunic would be perfect in a display under a smock or a centerpiece restored with high end SS insignia!