German helmet

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  • 6×30 Dienstglas marked ddx.

    Nice “early” aluminium constructed 6×30 Dienstglas in good used condition. The Dienstglas is complete with the bakelite rain protector. The Dienstglas is nicely marked with the serial number 231734 and with the code ddx. which indicates production by Voigtlaender u. Sohn AG, Braunschweig. Nice 6X30 Dienstglas in good used condition!

  • Bakelite 6×30 Dienstglas container

    Beautiful bakelite 6×30 Dienstglas binocular case. The case is in very good undamaged condition with the back straps in leather.

  • Wehrpass to Wilhelm Niefse, Kampftage, Don, Woronesh, Kursk, Dnjepr, Kiev,

    Wehrpass to Wilhelm Niefse who served in Schw. Flak. Abt. 353. He fought from 1941 until 1945, mainly on the eastern front. He fought at Don, Woronesh, Kursk, Dnjepr, Kiev and ended the war in St. Pölten. 4.3.44 his unit was attached to the 2. Fallschirmdivision. 8.10.44 his unit fought off a enemy armoured attack at Debrecen, Hungary. Interesting Wehrpass which would be a nice base for further research!

  • Wehrpass to Emil Görthöffner, Litzmannstadt, Atlantikwal, Italy

    Nice original Wehrpass to Emil Görthöffner who served in various Sanitätskompanien in Litzmannstadt, Poland, Küstenschütz an der Atlantikküste and Abwehrkämpfe in Mittelitalien. Interesting Soldbuch which proves to be a good base for further research!

  • Wehrpass to Gerard Lenz KIA France 10.6.40 Schutzen Regiment 1

    Wehrpass To Gerard Lenz killed in action 10.6.1940 in Avancon, Northern France. Lenz served in 13. Kompanie Schützen Regiment 1. He fought in the 1939 and 1940 campaigns with many notes in his Wehrpass. This is a great Wehrpass with a good base for further research. There are a number of photographs with the Wehrpass including some of his grave.

  • US PTO grouping to Sergeant Snyder Daniel W

    Neat grouping to Sergeant Snyder Daniel W with two rare Australian made garments. The grouping has a base of paperwork with name and rank which is a nice base for further research.

  • Styrian gaiters for Waffen-SS Gebirgsjäger

    Original pair of Styrian gaiters or Steyerische Gamaschen which are specifically developed and made for the Waffen-SS Gebirgsjägers (Waffen-SS mountain troops). The gaiters are in hard used condition and the fabric has lost a lot of colour by fading in the sunlight.

     

  • US army haversack

    Textbook US army haversack in good condition.

  • General purpose ammo bag marked B.B.S. Co. 1944

    Original late war (1944) general purpose ammo bag marked B.B.S. Co. 1944. The bag is in good used condition.

  • General purpose ammo bag marked Canvas Prod. 1944 named Swanson

    Original late war (1944) general purpose ammo bag marked Canvas Prod. 1944. The pouch comes together with the original carrying strap which is stamped P-0718. The bag itself is in light used condition and is nicely named Swanson.

  • General purpose ammo bag marked Harian 1945

    Original late war US General Purpose bag marked HARIAN 1945. Complete with its original carrying strap marked US Monogram 1945.

  • US Army female photographer grouping

    US army female photographer grouping. Found together and consisting of a female M1943 field jacket with liner and a small overseas cap. The M1943 field jacket retains its period sewn insignia including the US Army photographer patch and two rank patches for a Sergeant first class. The garments are in good, as found condition and originally came from New York. The back of the field jacket retain a part of a laundry number indicating it could be further researched. Hard to find female photographer ensemble!

  • Late war cardboard 3,7cm FLAK ammunition box

    Textbook late war Luftwaffe cardboard ammunition box for the 3,7 cm FLAK (Flugzeugabwehrkanone). These pressed cardboard boxes where the last type of ammunition cases introduced for the Luftwaffe and are thereby typical late war production. Nice constructed ammunition box which would look great in any display!

  • Late war cardboard 3,7cm FLAK ammunition box

    Textbook late war Luftwaffe cardboard ammunition box for the 3,7 cm FLAK (Flugzeugabwehrkanone). These pressed cardboard boxes where the last type of ammunition cases introduced for the Luftwaffe and are thereby typical late war production. Nice constructed ammunition box which would look great in any display!

  • Late war wooden 8cm. Gr. W.34 mortar ammunition box

    Very nice late war produced wooden ammunition box intended for the transport of 3 8cm mortars as used for the Granatwerfer 34. The lid of the box features a lot of ink stencils such as: “Mun. 8cm. Gr. W.34” (Munition 8 Centimeter Granatwerfer 34) which all indicate the contents of the box. Both the original paper labels are still present and clearly states that the original contents were produced in 1944. Complete with both wooden internals which are virtually always missing. Very nice late war wooden ammunition box for 8cm mortars in complete condition with all labels, internals and carrying handle!

  • US carrying pouch for Cal. .45 SUB M.G. Clips

    US army carrying pouch for Cal. .45 SUB M.G. Clips (Grease gun). The bag features a typical label on the inside: Made by The Hinson MFG. Co., Waterloo, IA., U.S.A. The bag is complete with the carrying strap and is in mint, unissued condition.

  • US carrying pouch for Cal. .45 SUB M.G. Clips

    US army carrying pouch for Cal. .45 SUB M.G. Clips (Grease gun). The bag features a typical label on the inside: Made by The Hinson MFG. Co., Waterloo, IA., U.S.A. The bag is complete with the carrying strap and is in mint, unissued condition.

  • US carrying pouch for Cal. .45 SUB M.G. Clips

    US army carrying pouch for Cal. .45 SUB M.G. Clips (Grease gun). The bag features a typical label on the inside: Made by The Hinson MFG. Co., Waterloo, IA., U.S.A. The bag is complete with the carrying strap and is in mint, unissued condition.

  • Complete British P37 webbing set

    Nice original British P37 pattern webbing equipment set. Complete wartime set with most if not all parts wartime dated. If you’re looking to acquire a full set at once without having to shop everywhere and pay for shipping 10 times; this is it!

  • Heer/Waffen-SS issue EM/NCO jackboots

    Textbook pair of wartime issue EM/NCO jackboots or Knobelbecher as issued to members in all branches. These boots are in very good condition with the textbook construction and shape. The boots are in worn condition and retains its period installed hobnails and heels. There is one repair to the top of the nose that is hardly visible. The boots are nice medium size that would nicely compliment any German mannequin.

  • Rubberized US M1936 musette bag marked Atlantic Products Corp. 1942

    Rubberized US M1936 Musette bag in strong used condition marked Atlantic Products Corp. 1942.

  • US M1936 musette bag marked LUCE Manufacturing & Co. 1942

    US M1936 Musette bag in good used condition marked LUCE Manufacturing & Co. 1942. Nice complete example with general purpose carrying strap. The Musette bag has a number written on the inside of the flap which is nice for further research!

  • US M1936 musette bag marked LUCE Manufacturing & Co. 1942

    US M1936 Musette bag in good used condition marked LUCE Manufacturing & Co. 1942.

  • US M1936 musette bag marked LUCE Manufacturing & Co. 1942

    US M1936 Musette bag in strong used condition marked LUCE Manufacturing & Co. 1942. Nice complete example with general purpose carrying strap. The Musette bag has been named on the front but this is unreadable.

  • Hidden stitch Y-strap

    Nice original hidden stitch pattern Y-strap in good light used condition. The Y-strap shows the remains of an ink stamp which seems to have been a now unreadable RBNr. The O-ring is attached with small pieces of pebbled leather. Nice and rare hidden stitch example to complete any Wehrmacht or Waffen-SS combat mannequin!

  • British E-tool with 1917 dated blade

    Textbook British Entrenching tool in very good condition with 1917 dated blade.

  • Textbook late war A-frame

    Nice original A-frame or A-rahmen in good combat used condition. This example has been marked but this is faded, the remains of the stamp indicates it was an RBNr. with the production date 44 underneath it. The A-frame is complete with the two leather vertical straps which have never been repaired, reattached or replaced.

  • Heer issue A-frame pouch

    Nice original A-frame pouch in very good condition. This example is unmarked and doesn’t feature markings of any kind. One of the leather straps on the inside has a tear or rather a crack but this isn’t all the way brought the material and still usable! Nice original A-frame pouch!

  • Late war blue M31 rucksack with Italian leather

    Excellent late war M31 Rucksack with various interesting features such as Italian captured leather and blue coloured fabric. The Rucksack is nicely marked 0/0378/0005 44 which indicates production by an unknown maker in 1944. Notice the very unusual usage of the captured (green) Italian leather in the construction of this Rucksack. Almost all the straps and leather parts are made out of this typical Italian leather. This type of captured leather can sometimes be encountered on MG tool pouches but this is the first time I have encountered it in the construction of a Rucksack. Very nice and interesting late war Rucksack in very good condition!

  • Late war Heer/Waffen-SS M31 Rucksack marked RB.-Nr. 0/0355/0018

    Textbook late war produced M31 rucksack as issued to members of the Heer and Waffen-SS. The grey webbing on the rear of the Rucksack is nicely and still clearly marked RB.-Nr. 0/0355/0018. Nice example with recycled materials and natural brown coloured leather.

  • Late war reduced pattern Heer M31 Splittertarn Zeltbahn marked R.B.Nr. 0/1264/0001

    Late war 4-panel construction Zeltbahn executed in the extremely rare Reduced Splittertarn pattern. The zeltbahn is in very good, light used condition and has no tears or any other significant damages.  The Zeltbahn retains its original ropes (strings), grommets and only one or two factory applied resin buttons. The Zeltbahn is nicely marked with an ink stamp that reads R.B.Nr. 0/1264/0001. Very nice late war 4-panel construction Zeltbahn executed in the extremely rare Reduced Splittertarn pattern in good condition!

  • Late war M31 Heer Splittertarn Zeltbahn with Italian Telo Mimetico camouflage

    Late war Heer M31 Splittertarn Zeltbahn with parts of Italian camouflage in good used condition. Despite the faded colours this example still has very nice and aesthetic characteristics such as the outer line of the Zeltbahn which features an almost reddish colour and the multiple parts of Italian Telo Mimetico camouflage in the construction. All the original applied buttons seem to be carefully removed, the grommets and the ropes are still intact and in place. Nice and interesting example!

  • Late war Heer M31 Splittertarn Zeltbahn

    Late war produced and named M31 Heer Splittertarn Zeltbahn. This example is nicely and still very clearly marked with ink stamp R.B.Nr. 0/0337/0082 which indicates production by an unknown manufacturer. The Zeltbahn is in very good condition and seems in unissued condition but it clearly has a name written on it (which indicates it has been issued), most likely done with a typical Kopierstift which was often used to name or mark equipment! The Zeltbahn retains all of its factory applied zinc buttons and all strings. The Zeltbahn has strong, sharp and vivid colours and looks to be not faded at all. Superb late war M31 Zeltbahn in Splittertarn camouflage.

  • M31 Waffen-SS Zeltbahn in plane tree 5/5 overprint camouflage

    Rare original late war Waffen-SS Zeltbahn in Plane Tree 5/5 overprint camouflage. The Zeltbahn is in very good condition retaining most if not all of its factory applied buttons and eyelets. The Zeltbahn retains its vibrant and strong colours. There is one small damage and one loose seam; otherwise it looks mint and would be perfect for a mannequin or equipment setup.

  • Grey reversible parka

    Unissued grey reversible winter parka. The parka is a textbook example with period whitewashed white camouflage side. The garment has had some of the stitchings of the buttonholes undone; otherwise its mint and perfect and impossible to upgrade.

  • Grey reversible parka trousers with barcode pattern material

    Excellent grey coloured winter trousers or Wendehose in very good condition. This is the first pattern with a single closing flap and fixed suspenders without knee reinforcements. Interesting is that on the pockets closing flaps the typical barcode pattern fabric is clearly visible. The grey green colour is normally seen for Polizei use, which is a rare pattern to find! The trousers are in unissued condition and still retain the cutter tag to the outside of the trousers. Excellent pair that would be impossible to upgrade!

  • Rare unissued Luftwaffe tropical Y-straps

    Rare unissued lightweight tropical Y-straps in unissued condition. These Y-straps were made for the Luftwaffe in 1941. The Y-straps are in unissued condition and would be very hard to upgrade. The back strap is missing the belt hook cover, otherwise it still retains all end tabs which are often missing. Rare example in unissued condition!

  • Rare Kriegsmarine lightweight Y-strap

    Rare unissued Kriegsmarine issue lightweight Y-straps. Textbook light brown leather with grey painted hardware.

  • British made US suspenders marked M.E.C. Co. 1943

    US British made suspenders marked M.E.C. Co. 1943 in very good condition.

  • US M1936 suspenders

    Textbook US M1936 suspenders in good condition.

  • US M1943 suspenders

    Original WW2 US Army transitional pattern olive green webbing combat suspenders, complete with all buckles and straps. For sure made by Anchor Canvas in 1944 but the markings have been faded.

  • Zweidorn officers belt with cross strap

    Officers rank claw belt or Zweidorn belt (Koppel und Zweidornschnalle). The belt is a nice large size which measures approximately 95cm and is complete with the original cross strap. The belt is nicely marked Springer & Co., Berlin 1941. The felt on the inside of the belt has clearly been damaged by moths, but this will not be noticeable on a mannequin or bust! Nice officers rank Zweidorn belt!

  • Zweidorn officers belt with cross strap

    Officers rank claw belt or Zweidorn belt (Koppel und Zweidornschnalle). The belt is a nice large size which measures 95cm and is complete with the original cross strap. The belt is nicely unmarked which is often the case with these officer belts. The inside of the belt is painted black instead of the typical felt backing! Nice officers rank Zweidorn belt!

  • US Navy lifebelt

    US Navy lifebelt marked NXSS 16847 dated April 30 1943. 

  • US Navy Pants, Overall wet weather

    US Navy wet weather trousers with suspenders with label marked NXSS 23392. These trousers are in the size large fitting most if not all mannequins.

  • Tropical M31 Rucksack with carrying straps

    Typical “Tropical” M31 pattern Rucksack constructed without any leather parts and completely out of different types of fabric. The Rucksack comes with their original issued carrying straps which are virtually always missing! Notice the small blue webbing and blue coloured fabric details in the construction. Nice original “Tropical” M31 Rucksack with the original issued carrying straps in good used condition.

  • Wehrmacht cutlery set marked W.S.M. 41

    These cutlery sets were issued to enlisted men, NCO’s and officers. The set is in good used condition and would normally be one of the standard breadbag items! All the parts of this example is are marked W.S.M. 43 which indicates production by Walter Solbach Metallbau in 1941 except for the can opener which is marked F.W.W. 41 which indicates production by Friedrich Wilke Westig/W., Solingen (Rostfrei). Nice non-matching set in good condition!

  • Brown rucksack marked RBNR 45

    Brown 1945 dated rucksack. This example is pictured on page 44 in Ausrüstung Volume 2 by Roly Pickering. This is either. a very late war ‘last ditch’ pattern general issue rucksack or a immediate post war produced example. These rucksacks were found in a small batch some years ago that has dried out ever since. The rucksack is marked ’45 and RBNR inside the backstrap reinforcement. The rucksack is made with brown paramilitary cloth and hardware in the typical brown paint. Interesting late war Rucksack in unissued condition!

  • Steel tan painted MG34 / MG42 ammunition box

    Textbook late war MG34 and MG42 ammunition box made out of steel with tan coloured factory paint. The factory paint still retains for around 85%. Nice and typical late war MG ammunition box!

  • MG34 Patronenkasten 34 dated 1940

    Textbook early war MG34 ammunition box or Patronenkasten 34 made out of aluminium with field grey coloured factory paint. The factory paint still retains for around 85%. This ammo box is nicely marked with an WaA and the date 1940 which indicates this ammo box was produced in 1940 specifically for the MG34. Nice and original early war MG34 ammunition box!

  • Rare MG34 and MG42 ammunition case in winter camouflage

    Rare untouched MG34 and MG42 ammunition case in period field applied winter camouflage paint. The case retains up to 90% of its period applied winter camouflage paint. The case was found, as is, with a natural rust bleed through the white paint on the closing latch. Underneath the white paint there is a Red Cross to be observed which indicates this case was in use by a Sanitäter at some point. Exceptional and rare original example that is in very good condition.

  • ET62 M40 Heer helmet in two-tone camouflage pattern

    Beautiful Heer M40 helmet marked ET62 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet retains up to 85% of its wartime applied two-tone camouflage pattern with vibrant colours. The helmet shows a Heer decal peaking through the camouflage paint. The helmet is named Gfr. (Gefreiter) Heck. The helmet retains its factory installed liner and original chinstrap. Nice original camouflage helmet as worn in Western Europe.

  • Flemish Algemene SS Vlaanderen membership pin

    Rare original Flemish SS membership pin for the Algemene SS Vlaanderen. These pins were worn by members of the Algemene SS Vlaanderen and was made by A. Zoll in Antwerp, Belgium.

  • Flemish Begunstigende Ledenspeld SS-BL membership pin

    Rare original Flemish Begunstigende Ledenspeld SS-BL membership pin that was made by A. Zoll in Antwerp, Belgium.

  • Flemish Algemene SS Vlaanderen membership pin

    Rare original Flemish SS membership pin for the Algemene SS Vlaanderen. These pins were worn by members of the Algemene SS Vlaanderen and was made by A. Zoll in Antwerp, Belgium.

  • Rare French made Waffen-SS sleeve eagle

    Rare original French made Waffen-SS sleeve eagle. Typical embroided piece with silver wire on a black wool base with off-white backing. Textbook and rare example!

  • Belgian made Waffen-SS Infanterie EM shoulder straps

    A very nice set of Infanterie EM Waffen-SS shoulderstraps manufactured in Belgium during the war. A textbook Belgian made set crudely made with white wool piping. White piped Waffen-SS Infanterie EM shoulderstraps are the hardest to find and highly searched for!

  • Rare Belgian made Heer EM visor

    Rare original Belgian made Heer EM visor. The visor is in good condition in a nice size 57. The visor retains its period applied Belgian made insignia with typical soldered hardware. The cap was made with typical Belgian wool and thin piping. Rare variant cap in great condition!

  • Mint tropical webbing K98 bayonet frog

    Stone mint tropical K98 bayonet frog. Never been issued piece, made from several shades of material including repurposed British webbing!

  • US army lensatic compass corps of engineers with impregnated pouch

    Textbook US Compass with its original impregnated pouch. The compass is made by Superior Magneto Corp. and is still fully functional.

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