German helmet

Nice original USMC Skivvies in good condition.

Rare guide trough the German Infantry weapons printed in 1943 in London by Waterlow & Sons Limited, the manual is written in Dutch and seems to be intended for the Dutch minister of warfare. Rare and very unusual manual in great condition!

Textbook late war Heer belt buckle or Einheitskoppelschloss. Unmarked late war original in good condition with over 90% its factory finish remaining.

US TL-122-B flashlight in very good condition.

Textbook US Marksman badge for a expert in rifle, in Sterling.

US Major rank badge with clutch back marked Meyer New York.

Nice and original USAAF Pilot silver wings. This is a textbook example which is made by Vanguard N.Y. (New York). This is a nice 3” variant in width of the wings!

M35 reissue ex winter camouflage helmet marked EF64 indication production by Emaillierwerke Fulda. The helmet retains its slanted Heer decal on top of a reissue paint. Underneath it reveals white camouflage paint and another set of decals with the left side of the helmet showing a silver decal indicating at one point, it had a SS Runic decal to the right side of the helmet. Stunning and in my opinion typical example of a SS to Heer reissue helmet.

A very nice late war Waffen-SS belt buckle made by Overhoff & Cie, Lüdenscheid. These buckles where made later in the war and came unmarked. A textbook buckle in good used condition with some of its original factory silver finish!

Extremely rare, original British made Jumpsuit for use with the British SOE (Special Operations Executive) or US OSS(Office of Strategic Services). These jumpsuits, nick named ‘Striptease suits’ were worn on top of civilian clothing by secret agents dropped over occupied territory. These suits were to be worn during the jump and immediately discarded after. These coveralls are made in a heavy duck with hand screened camouflage pattern. Most of these rare coveralls found post war use as tank coveralls where the back pad pouch on the back was removed and a hood added which is the case here. The hood would be easily restored back by removal. This is a used example in good condition with three of its original zippers. The zippers are all original to the piece, with 3 pull tabs. The zippers are in good working condition. There is not another one on the market today where they are only rarely offered. For sure one of the most rare items I’ve ever had the chance to offer. A museum piece!

Excellent 1940 dated M36 pattern Heer mantel in unissued condition. The mantel is in stone mint condition and thereby seems to be unissued. Very hard to find in this condition!

Mint condition, most likely unissued reversible Sumpftarnparka trousers or Wendehose suspenders. Textbook reversible example which would be a perfect addition to a set of reversible Sumpftarn parka trousers!

Textbook US rubberized musette bag marked THE LANGDON TENT & AWNING CO Manufactured in 1942. The musette bag is in hard used condition and deformed. Nicely personalized with: Mayes, 0-354477.

Rubberized US M1936 musette bag marked Atlas Mfg. Co. 1942 in rather hard used condition.

Textbook and very early US rubberized musette bag marked American Leather Products Corp. 1940 in good condition. This example is 1940 dated, and thereby a pre Pearl Harbor produced example!

Excellent near mint condition US Army issue buckle boots dated February 1945. Good size 10 1/2A which will easily fit a mannequin!

Rare original US army issue Chinese language guide or TM 30-333.

US Dog tag grouping to Paul Pitcock (possibly the best pilots name?) who first enlisted in world war two, and reinlisted in 1951. The group also contains his ID bracelet that he was gifted from his mother.