German helmet

Excellent, field worn tunic for a Oberfeldwebel der Jägertruppen. The garment is in good, worn condition with loads of character. The breast eagle is period zig zag sewn through the lining. The collar is a period modification which were popular amongst NCO’s. The shoulderstraps are period privately purchase examples. The breast pocket retains its Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz that was period affixed. A nice garment with loads of character!

Canadian battledress, as worn by a British soldier serving in the Corps of Royal Signals in the 7th Armoured Division. The jacket is in good, worn condition with wartime sewn insignia. The insignia consist of the flashes of the Corps of Royal Signals and the insignia for the 7th Armoured Division. Army Council Instruction 1207 dated 9.9.44 changed the wording from Royal Corps of Signals to Royal Signals which indicates the sewing of the insignia in September 1944 earliest.
Most probably this garment was worn by a radio operator or despatch rider.  The Canadian Battledresses were often worn by British troops as its quality wool was preferred over the British wool. The Battledress is a nice size 10 and would be hard to upgrade. Unlike many Battledresses on the market; this one shows character and actual field wear which would be very hard to upgrade!

Excellent late war produced pouch for the Z.m.P (Zielschablone mit Planzeiger) or target template with plan pointer. Sadly only one of the grids is present, this one grid is beautifully marked bvu 1943. the closing flap has torn off around the press studs and the press studs are no longer functional! Nice red/brown coloured press studs. The pouch has been made out of Ersatz-material and is nicely marked bvu which indicates production by Franz Kuhlmann. Nice example for display purpose or to fill a map case!

Nice original piece of Waffen-SS Oakleaf B cloth in very good condition. The piece has approximately a width of 31cm and a maximum hight of 15cm. Hard to find a piece of original cloth!

Excellent long barreled Leuchtpistole Model 1894 ‘Hebel’ in working condition. Genuine world war one issue piece in working condition.

Note!
These flare guns are legal and free to own without permit in the Netherlands for everyone over 18 years of age. Please conduct your local laws before purchasing this product. I can only ship this item within the Netherlands.

Textbook second pattern tropical Heer pith helmet. The pith helmet is in good used condition and is complete with both metal decals and the original leather chinstrap. The pith helmet comes in a nice size 54 and is a perfect example for the tropical front collector!

Hard to find period wartime braces or trousers suspenders in very good condition. These were issued to all the troops or were privately purchased by the soldiers. Virtually all troops wore these type of suspenders and these are a must to complete a mannequin! Excellent example!

A very nice original ID disc/tag or Erkennungsmarke marked 1. Kp. / Pz. Rgt. 35 which indicates 1e Kompanie Panzer Regiment 35 which was originally part of Panzer. Division. 4. Nice original Panzer Erkennungsmarke made out of aluminium.

Extremely rare and almost impossible to find piece of standard equipment with winter camouflage (Whitewash). This late war produced steel Heer belt buckle retains up to 75% of its green coloured factory finish. The paint is covered with traces of winter camouflage in the form of Whitewash, Whitewashed equipment is very hard to find! Excellent untouched whitewashed winter camouflaged messkit in great condition which would be impossible to upgrade!

Extremely rare and almost impossible to find piece of standard equipment with winter camouflage (Whitewash). This late war produced aluminium M31 messkit or “Kochgeschirre M 31 (Alum.)” retains up to 85% of its green olive coloured factory finish paint. The paint is covered with traces of winter camouflage in the form of Whitewash, Whitewashed equipment is very hard to find! The messkit is nicely marked OHW 44 which indicates production by Otto Honsel, Werdohl in 1944. The lid of the messkit has the owners initials HZ scratched into the surface of the paint. Excellent untouched whitewashed winter camouflaged messkit in great condition which would be impossible to upgrade!

Excellent original Belgian M1931 Adrian helmet with original liner and chinstrap. The helmet is a typical wartime used example with factory paint.

An excellent and extremely rare pair of pre war issued goggles. This pattern has only been produced pre war and on a smaller scale as the later pattern, finding these in good condition is almost impossible. These were pre war issued to motorcyclists of the Wehrmacht and the Waffen-SS. The goggles are complete, undamaged and in overall good used condition. The head strap is still flexible and feels elastic and can easily be displayed on any size helmet! These goggles would make a perfect addition to an pre/early war Kradmelder display or mannequin!

Excellent wound badge in silver or “Verwundetenabzeichen Im Silber” (VWA) constructed out of zinc with a silver finish. These double marked wound badges are hard to come by and extremely popular under collectors. This example is nicely marked with the LDO code L/16 and the PKZ number 4  which both indicate production by Steinhauer & Lück, Lüdenscheid. Excellent  marked example! 

Excellent and original late war Wehrmacht issued hand held cable spool designed for the FF33 field telephone wire. The spool is complete with its original field telephone connection wire. The cable spool is nicely marked and dated 1943. Excellent example which is rare to find in this condition and complete with the original wire!

Rare original FF33 field phone connector cable in good condition. Originally all field phones where issued with these and they are virtually always missing!

Textbook early produced set of a cleaning and an oiling brush in unissued and mint condition. The cleaning brush or Reinigungsbürste is made out of brass bristles in the middle and normal bristles on both of the ends. The oiling brush or Ölbürste is made completely out of normal bristles and is a bit wider than the cleaning brush. Nice original set of two brushes which are often missing in the RG34 cleaning kit. Very nice set in good used condition which is almost impossible to find!

Textbook and typical pre war constructed RG34 cleaning chain. Typical pre war features such as the aluminium links and brass parts at the attaching hook. Excellent example in good condition!

Rare RG34 takedown and cleaning tool or Hulschenkopfwischer, one of the accessories that is mostly missing from these cleaning kits. The takedown and cleaning tool is unmarked which is quite usual for these tools and is in overall great condition!

Original and rare dated pre war steel RG34 oiler. Authentic example marked 1937 and with WaA 440 indicating production by an unknown manufacturer. The oiler is in very good condition and has no damages or traces of rust, excellent piece!