German camo helmet

A very nice LP34 in working condition. The LP34 still has the full anodization finish and never has been repainted. The finish still remains for 99% and this is the nicest LP34 flare gun I’ve ever owned.  The LP34 is marked DUV 43 which indicates production by Berlin Luebecker. The gun has very nice speckled brown grips and is probably one of the last LP34’s produced in aluminum. All in all a very nice aesthetic piece with a superb finish!

The flare pistol is in good working condition and free to own anyone older then 18 in the Netherlands. I will not and can not export this piece outside of the Netherlands.

A minty Daimon Telko Trio flashlight. The flashlight is with bulb and leather straps in good unissued condition!

A very nice short pre war Gasmask with canister. The gasmask, canister and straps are all in good condition. A interesting pre war gasmask in very good condition, very hard to upgrade!

A very nice late war blue belt buckle (Einheitskoppelschloss) in mint condition. Nicely marked JFS indicating production by Josef Feix & Söhne, Gablonz an der Neiße. The belt buckle has a typical brown painted set of prongs and still retains 100% of it’s original factory paint! A very nice Heer belt buckle that would be hard to upgrade!

A nice supple leather equipment belt marked Jelinek 1944. The size of the belt is 85 cm. A nice and typical equipment belt.

Stunning M36 field blouse for a Spiess in a Artillerieabteilung. Nicely tailored M36 tunic with fully originally sewn insignia. On the right breast pocket are 4 added double loops for awards and one for a ribbon bar on top. The tunic is a nice medium size and has a small name tag to H. Lanzenberger. 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 sewn in and modified M40 shoulderstraps for a Hauptfeldwebel der Artillerie. On the bottom of both sleeves two long bands of Tresse are sewn indicating the Hauptfeldwebel was also the Spiess of the Kompanie. A very rare tunic in great condition that is a stunning display piece for medal bars and awards!

A salty and strongly worn condition Fliegerbluse for a Fallschirmjäger with all originally sewn insignia. The tunic is strongly worn and has many small repairs, typical for a garment worn in combat. The insignia indicates the rank of Unteroffizier and has multiple award loops on the left breast. Easily visible is where a Fallschirmjägerabzeichen was once sewn. Simply the dirtiest and saltiest but most original Fliegerbluse surely worn by a Fallschirmjäger!

A great set of two original buttons for a Heer or Luftwaffe M43 field cap or Einheitsfeldmütze. Nicely marked RSS on the back. Rare buttons to find and all in good usable condition! Free shipping!

A very nice original aluminum Heer buckle by H. Arld Nuernberg. The buckle still retains most of its factory green paint which is a rare attribute for these aluminum belt buckles. The buckle is easily graded near mint! A rare buckle in very good condition!

Battledamaged M38 Fallschirmjäger or paratrooper helmet with liner. The helmet is marked CKL68 in the back indicating prodution by Eisenhüttenwerke, Thale. The helmet is a late war Fallschirmjäger helmet that was shot through by rifle calibre. The shot went through the helmet, wounding the soldier staining the liner with blood. The helmet was taken home after the war and kept as a souvenir. The liner has the typical rubber padding with the typical rubber smell. This also has been pierced by the bullet. It was clear coated at one point but has been cleaned externally. The helmet bears no decal which is typical for these late war Fallschirmjäger helmets. The helmet has two different sets of bolts which is a typical detail for these late war Fallschirmjäger helmets.
The helmet is in good used condition and still retains a small portion of its original paint. Hard to find battle damaged original Fallschirmjäger helmet!

A rare P08 Luger holster in pigskin leather. Nicely marked erg 1942 indicating production by A. Döppert, Kitzingen. The holster is complete with all loops, straps and buckle. The leather is supple and not dry. Hard to find example!

A very nice original three-tone or Normandy camouflage gasmask canister. The canister is nicely named to two different soldiers. The canister retains its original camouflage paint up to 75% and is in very nice vibrant condition. The canister still retains the original strap, spare lenses, filter and mask. A classic Normandy camouflage gasmask canister with the typical bright colours. Really a stunning piece that would easily be matched to a Normandy camouflage helmet!

Hard to upgrade matching bayonet marked PYY 44 indicating production by Berg & Co, Solingen-Ohligs. PYY marked bayonets are very rare! The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 256 f and has nice clean wooden grips. The bayonet is in salty uncleaned condition.

A nice and minty M35 reissue helmet with perfect decal, liner and chinstrap. The helmet is simply one of the cleanest examples I’ve found! The helmet is nicely marked EF62 indicating production by Emaillierwerke Fulda. The helmet is complete with its original minty chinstrap and liner. Inside the dome stamp clearly shows the helmet was assembled in 1937. The helmet still retains up to 99% of its wartime paint and both of its minty decals of which one is overpainted. Nice helmet!

A nice large field blouse for a Unteroffizier in a Nachrichtenabteilung. The tunic is a nice large size fitting most if not all mannequins. It has original though restored machine sewn insignia. The tunic has moth damage and repairs. The most noticeable can be seen under the righthand top pocket. The bottom pockets are sewn flat. A original and affordable tunic in good used condition.

A perfect mint late war belt with a late blue buckle marked N. & H. L. indicating production by Noelle & Hueck, Ludenscheid. The belt is nicely RBNR marked and size 90. The belt and buckle are both in amazing mint condition and would be impossible to upgrade.

A spectacular named and unit marked pre war Luftwaffe mapcase. Inside the flap the mapcase is named to Dr. Walters Dresden with the unit San. 7. Fsjr. 1 indicating Fallschirm-Sanitäts-Abteilung 7 which was a part of Fallschirmjaeger Regiment 1. The men of FJR1 where the spearhead of the airborne assault on the Netherlands in may 1940. All this makes for a very interesting original mapcase. The mapcase was recently sourced out of the woodwork in Dresden, Germany and has never been in a collection before. Finding or upgrading a mapcase like this would be very hard to impossible!

Prior to the Jerrycan being invented and issued these small triangular gasoline containers where typical. Easily seen on early and pre war pictures strapped on the back onto motorcycles and other vehicles. The container is in near mint condition with 99% of the zinc finish and paint. Hard to upgrade in this minty condition and perfect accessory for any pre 1942 vehicle!

Mid war German helmet net made of rough, brown string. Unlike the late war variant this mid war type is hard to find! The helmet net would easily compliment any German army helmet. This early type of camouflage net is very hard to find!