Rare 1935 dated P08 Luger holster manufactured by Otto Sindel, Berlin. Of all years in production; 1935 dated holsters are the rarest to find. This early, first pattern holster with compartment for the cleaning rod is in good used condition and comes complete with its early WaA takedown tool. The 1935 dated P08 holsters are rare to find, considered the holy grail for collectors and only occasionally find their way onto the market!

Original US Graflex Speed Graphic Anniversary camera, one of the most well known allied wartime used cameras that saw action on all fronts. These camera’s are large and bulky, not the type the average soldier would carry on him but the type as issued to official war correspondents and members of the Signal Corps. The Speedgraphic was used by many of the well known US war photographers and surely is one of the most famous US army issue camera’s of WW2.

Leather Dienstglas case straps in supple condition.

Typical issue equipment belt in a large size 100.

Nice original and textbook construction German issue armband for wear by Krankenträger or stretcher bearer. These armbands signified that the wearer was a stretcher bearer.

General purpose dust goggles or “Umbral” goggles as patented and produced by Carl Zeiss, Jena. The construction of the goggles and the pouch indicates that this is a late war production set. The goggles itself are made out of brown coloured leather. T he goggles have one period repair which is almost unnoticeable! The pouch seems to be made out of a brown pressed paper Ersatz material. Nice example of dust goggles!

Textbook tabbed aluminum Heer belt buckle maker marked and dated Kugel & Fink Lüdenscheid 1936. Hard to find maker in good condition with a lot of green paint remaining!

Heer aluminum dress belt buckle in good used condition.

Rare late war tropical NCO rank Tresse. Late war tropical variant, a long piece that should be enough for a collar and shoulderstraps.

Four original unissued visor cap vents as installed on Heer, Waffen-SS and Luftwaffe visors. Rare original spares!

A set of two buttons indicating 8. Kompanie, often worn on EM and NCO dress and field tunics. Nice RZM M5/72marked examples indicating most probable use within the Waffen-SS.

A great set of original buttons for a Heer or Waffen-SS M43 field cap or Einheitsfeldmütze. Rare buttons to find and all in good usable condition!

Beautiful second pattern black speckled butterdish or Fettbüchse marked XO/S. The butterdish looks black but close inspection reveals its fully speckled with dark brown spots which are clearly the wood fibers which are used as the filler material. Aesthetic variant!

Typical wartime “Knijpkat” torch. These flashlights where made utilizing forced labour from Konzentrationslager Herzogenbusch. Unlike most of the wartime used flashlights the knijhpkat doesn’t have a battery but uses a small internal dynamo. The mechanism is still in great condition and the torch still works!

A beautiful pair of late war Heer NCO shoulder boards for a feldwebel in a kradschütze unit with late war subdued (!) tresse and copper brown rayon piping. These shoulder boards where worn by Kradschützen, troops mounted on motorcycles with sidecars. These troops where one of the first fast response units which saw lots of action early in the war. The straps are identical and a perfectly matching pair in very good condition. These shoulderstraps have the copper brown rayon piping typical for the Kradschützen units. Extremely hard to find pair of shoulderstraps!

Excellent single Luftwaffe FLAK collar tab intended for a Leutnent der Reserve eines Artillerie-Regiment. The collar tab is double piped, the blue piping indicates a reserve unit. Beautiful constructed collar tab which is really hard to find even as a single example!

Radio-operator or Funker proficiency arm patch or Tätigkeitsabzeichen intended for Panzergrenadier troops. The arm patch is in mint unissued condition. Nice example with the SG logo stamped on the back.  Aesthetic variant with the light green Panzergrenadier Waffenfarbe! 

Mint condition black coloured leather Jerkin from Canadian manufacturing. These Canadian produced Jerkins are made in a multi panel construction and the quality standards are way higher comparing with the British produced Jerkins. This example has a clearly readable label which indicates production by The D.A. Miller Co., Ltd., Montreal in 1943. These Jerkins were worn by almost all troops including dispatch riders and armored troops. This example is a nice medium size and would most likely fit any mannequin!