German helmet

Textbook US Technical fifth grade rank insignia

US Tank Destroyer patch in good worn condition

Rare opportunity to acquire a genuine Waffen-SS reissue K98 rifle deactivated according to the old Dutch law. The K98 is a textbook TK ᛋᛋ2 marked Waffen-SS K98. The K98 was delivered to the Heer and reworked for use with the Waffen-SS. The SS marked the rifle at the barrel and the stock. The rifle is matching except for the bolt which is typical. The rifle is in as found condition and it has never been refinished post war. The rifle comes with its original early sling. This is a rare opportunity to add one of these rare rifles to your collection!

The rifle can be picked up in Tilburg, the Netherlands or at the militaria fair in Houten. I can not ship this rifle outside of the Netherlands and NL shipping should be discussed prior!

Nice combat used Y-strap with nice pebbled leather details. The Y-strap seems to be unmarked but this can easily be faded. Excellent example to complete any Wehrmacht or Waffen-SS combat mannequin!

Original US wool trousers, special marked Fretz & Son 33×33 with Gas Flap.

USMC officer musette bag in good used condition.

First pattern US Navy rain parka in good used condition dated june 13 1944.

Textbook Carrying strap for the Musette bag and GP bag marked C.W. Breneman 1943

US Wool trousers in good worn condition in a good medium size hard to read but looks like 36/31.

Rare original USMC Musette bag in very good condition named C.K. Glaze.

Very nice original Heer blouse for a Leutnant der Infanterie. The tunic is in used condition and has a damage on the back and some small moth damages under the collar. The tunic has full original wartime sewn insignia including the hand applied bullion breast eagle. The shoulder boards retain their cyphers indictating Infanterie-Regiment 56 which was part of 5. Infanterie Division. The tunic has the tailors label inside which reads: “Herren-bekleidung, Massanfertigung, Militär-effekten, Uniformen Eugen Stuckle, Ulm-Donau Hirchstr. 24.” the regiment was interestingly established in Ulm as well! A stunning tunic in very good condition!

US Lightweight gasmaskwith bag in good used condition.

Extensive grouping of E.W.H. Vijgen, who served as a resistance man in the Orange Brigade in Heerlen, later to be a official member of the Stoottroepen. The armband MID indicates Militaire Inlichtingen Dienst or Military Intelligence Service. The grouping consists of a great number of items ranging from resistance armbands to pins, manuals and other paperwork. The grouping is to Dhr. Vijgen, who served various duties during the occupation and liberation of the southern Netherlands. The large book that comes with the group contains a large portion of the history of his resistance group. The book contains many secret resistance radio communication showing interesting information on operation Market Garden and other late war battles in the Netherlands. It concludes secret communication between the resistance and the Allies, but also what they heard from German radio communication. The group is very interesting for anyone researching the battles in the south of the Netherlands. It is surely a wealth of information for further research!