German helmet

Hard to upgrade matching bayonet with textbook green tropical frog marked and dated Rich. A. Herder 1938. Beautiful unsharpened and untouched blade in very good condition. The bayonet comes with a beautiful green frog that is typical for the early production and use in the Afrikakorps.

Textbook US McCord M1 front seam fixed bale helmet with a early MSA liner with green A-washers. Textbook example with a beautiful helmet net that sits like a glove with matching patina. Great combat helmet!

Textbook original Kriegsmarine cap tally in unissued condition. Displays nicely to any Kriegsmarine display!

Rare original Belgian made officers Waffen-SS sleeve eagle. These eagles where produced by Nominette in Aalst, Belgium. Hard to find variant!

Textbook Kriegsmarine breast eagle made in the typical BeVo pattern on a dark blue background.

A nice original Luftschutz gladiator type helmet in mint condition. The helmet retains its original factory applied liner in size 54 and chinstrap. The original paint and decal still retains up to 99% – the best one I’ve had!

A very rare size 60 Quist M40 no decal helmet. The shell is marked Q60 indicating production by Quist. The size 60 is equally rare as the size 70 helmets and where only made in very small batches with very little surviving examples. The helmet retains its originally fit liner and chinstrap that are original to the helmet. The helmet comes in the small size that was meant for very young or small soldiers. The helmet is a unissued example of a textbook late war rear marked Quist no decal M40 helmet in top condition that would be very hard to upgrade. A must have for any helmet collector as it is of the super rare size 60 shell…

Textbook doeskin embroided officers collar tab. Typical piece in combat used and uniform removed condition. This collar tab came from a private household last week and is fresh to the market. Hard to find in this condition with loads of character!

Typical privately purchased Heer EM M36 shoulderstrap.

Nice and rare original shoulderstrap for a Hauptfeldwebel der Kradschützen. 

Rare original EM M43 pattern shoulderstrap piped with the typical yellow colour for Aufklärung or reconnaissance troops. Unique example backed with Sumpftarn material from the factory!

Rare original Waffen-SS rank collar tab in good unused condition!

Textbook single Heer Infanterie EM shoulderstrap in good used condition.

Scarce pre war Luftwaffe belt buckle marked FKO indicating production by Friedrich Keller, Oberstein. The buckle retains its period sewn leather tab dated 1938. A rare maker buckle in good used condition.

Typical aluminum belt buckle for the Reichsarbeitsdienst. Marked A 37 indicating production by Assmann in 1937.

Beautiful and textbook Luftwaffe EM/NCO visor cap in great condition. The cap retains its original chinstrap and insignia and is in very good lightly worn condition in a beautiful shape!

Superb privately tailored uniform ensemble made with period attached insignia and cufftitle for a Oberscharführer in SS-Panzergrenadier-Regiment 3 Deutschland. The blouse is of machine sewn construction with handsewn details. The wool used is of high quality and is exactly the same as on the overcoat. The blouse retains a set of period handsewn collar tabs. The runic collar tab is a high quality hand embroided example matching to the rank insignia in wool and size. The cuff title is a textbook RZM type machine embroided example, wartime sewn to the French cuff of the blouse. The shoulderstraps are textbook rayon piped examples with factory sewn Unteroffizierstresse and wartime added rank pips which are sewn into the shoulders. The shoulderstraps are a exact match to those on the overcoat. The breast pocket is adorned with a set of 3 wartime sewn award loops. The sleeve retains the wartime zigzag sewn BeVo sleeve eagle which is a exact match to that on the overcoat. The blouse has a dagger hanger inside marked DRGM. The overcoat is a textbook Waffen-SS pattern example with a elongated seam running from the pockets upwards. There is one small moth hole in the back of the mantel, otherwise underneath the collar of the blouse are one or two small moth holes which are obscured when on display. There are no indications that the garments first retained other insignia or that anything was added or removed. There are no stitch holes undone; there are no real damages or repairs. This is a very exciting and rare opportunity to acquire a uniform set that where made by the same hand with the full period sewn Waffen-SS insignia that surely was well-kept for best dress and surely would display as a centre piece in any collection!