German helmet

Hard to find pre war German helmet chinstrap marked Rahm & Kampmann 1937.

Nice and rare original Tornister with webbing carrying straps. The Tornister is in good condition with all straps and the messkit compartment.

Beautiful lightbrown FF33 field phone carrying strap in very good condition. Nicely maker marked and dated 1944.

A nice bakelite 6×30 Dienstglas container in very good condition. Complete with the original leather straps on the back.

Late war helmet chinstrap nicely marked 0/0750/0100 in good used condition.

Nice original late war chinstrap marked RFNr. 0/0494/0008 in unissued condition!

Nice original breast microphone for the FF33 field phone. Complete with the neck strap and the extension cable.

Original matching bayonet marked P. Weyersberg 1939 with the matching serial 111. The scabbard is somewhat pitted but still a nice and matching early bayonet!

Matching bayonet with tropical frog marked cvl 42 indicating production by WKC Waffenfabrik G.m.b.H., Solingen-Wald. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 4643 j and has nice clean bakelite grips.

Textbook Walther PP or PPK holster.

US Navy medic bag in unissued condition.

Textbook single Heer tropical shoulderstrap with red/brown piping in rayon.

Pre war 6×30 Dienstglas by E. Leitz in good used condition. The binoculars retain the Strichplatte in the right eyepiece.

Wehrpass of Obergefreiter Steinebach serving in several infantry units in the beginning of the war and 1943 was transferred to the 11. Panzer ‘Gespenster’ Division serving in the Werkstatt of Panzer Regiment 15. This unit fought in Russia in the region of Kirowograd and Tscherkassy. After heavy losses the entire division was pulled out of the front line and sent to the south of France to regroup. When the Allies invaded the south of France in August 1944, the division was sent to the Rhone valley and fought a delaying action towards Besancon and Belfort. Seeing some short action in Lorraine at the battle of Arracourt. The Division was sent to the Saar-Moselle triangle to hold off the US Third Army. in February 1945 the US 94th ID opened the attack from the Moselle river to take Saarburg. After penetrating the Westwall at Tettingen-Butzdorf, the 11th Panzerdivision was ordered to counterattack. Throwing the Americans back to the Orscholz line, a few days later they had to withdraw under heavy enemy pressure. By the end of February 1945 the unit took positions on the east bank of the Saar river opposite Ockfen. By March the division fought at Remagen and in the Ruhr pocket. Obergefreiter Steinebach was awarded with the Ostmedaille and later with the Kriegsverdienstkreuz II Klasse on 20 April 1945.

Beautiful and unique large binocular case with wartime painted markings for the British 2nd Army Group. Beautiful case in very good condition that would surely be a great asset to any commonwealth display; finding original unit marked equipment items is quite hard!

Nice original P08 Luger holster marked Genschow & Co Berlin 1936. At some point the belt loops where riveted to the back of the holster. Regardless a nice original holster for a combat mannequin!

Excellent pre war equipment belt marked Gustav Schäder Glogau 1938. The belt is a nice large size 98 fitting most if not al mannequins.

Textbook Luftwaffe breeches in light worn condition. There is some light discoloring to the front which is less obvious in hand.