Nice original Luftwaffe parade dagger maker marked SMF in good used condition.

This is a beautiful example of a WW1 trench knife or combat knife or Grabendolch. Very nice example with an ersatz material belt hook made out of recycled woven paper. The brown leather closing flap features the typical German press stud. The blade is marked with an unknown maker logo which could most probably be identified exactly. The knife is in good used condition and shows some wear and age.

Beautiful rare original combat boot knife or Nahkampfmesser or officially: Infanteriemesser 42. The knife is beautifully marked asw 42 which indicates production by E. & F. Horster & Co. Solingen in 1942. The knife is in good sharp condition and has never been issued, cleaned or sharpened post war. The wooden handle is nicely stamped with the number “292”. Beautiful rare example which would be a perfect addition to any combat mannequin or focussed knives/bayonets collection!

A very nice original Luftwaffe combat boot knife or Nahkampfmesser. Nicely marked with the Luftwaffe 6 Waffenamt. The knife is in good sharp condition. Perfect combat mannequin accessory!

A very nice original PUMA combat boot knife or Nahkampfmesser or officially; Infanteriemesser 42. The handle is made out of typical red speckled bakelite. The knife is in good sharp condition! Perfect combat mannequin accessory!

Beautiful and textbook ZF4 sniper scope lens cover. The lens cover is made out of a leather strap, wooden plug and a pressstoff made cap. The strap is in perfect mint condition without any damages, the leather is still flexible and the press stud is still functional. Almost impossible to find as a spare and this would be a nice addition to any ZF4 scope!

These Y-straps are made in the Ghetto of Lodz, Poland which the Germans renamed into “Litzmannstadt”. They are made using parts of captured British equipment items. These British equipment items where left in 1940 when the British Expeditionary Force evacuated to the United Kingdom. The Germans sent these for recycling and a lot of work was put in disassembling every British equipment piece and recycling the individual parts into German army equipment. This Y-strap is a beautiful example of the equipment that was made in Litzmannstadt. The Y-strap is in stone mint condition and shows a lot of interesting British features and details into the construction. This is by far the best Litzmannstadt Y-strap I have ever seen and had the pleasure to offer and is impossible to upgrade!

Beautiful stone mint condition set of matching K98 pouches. The pouches are both nicely marked RBNr. 0/0675/0122. Most likely unissued pair with all the internal dividers still intact. Interesting detail is that the leather loops on the back are made out of smooth light brown leather!

A nice and usable 5 liter Trinkwasser water carrier in stunning condition. The canister is marked SMM 41 which indicates production by Süddeutsche Metallwarenfabrik, Mussbach. These carriers where first introduced around 1941 probably due to the hot climate in Italy and Africa. These are becoming hard to find and are a good and secure way to take drinking water to the front. This one still has most of its original paint and stencils and is in very good condition!

Nice lot of 14 original metal gulls for Luftwaffe rank tabs. Two of them are missing one prong; otherwise they are in good condition and hard to find multiple matching examples.

Original Luftwaffe flight helmet marked Ln 26618 LKP W101 and manufactured by Siemens. Sadly missing its electrical components; hence priced to sell.

Very nice matching set of unissued smooth leather D-ring belt loops marked Rahm & Kampmann, Wuppertal 1940. Hard to find a matching 1940 dated set!

Original issue Abschnurbinde with serves as a tourniquet. Typical Sanitäter issue piece.

In good used condition brown K98 carrying sling. The leather is in good supple and flexible condition and has no cracks or tears. The frog is nicely marked with the typical pre war waffenamt and features an early brass pip, this indicates early production probably around 1936/37. It looks like the small leather loop has been repaired at some point. Interesting early leather K98 sling perfect to complete a K98.

Rare original Heer issued guide for installing the field telephone 33 or Der Feldfernsprecher 33 – Heeres Dienstvorschrift 95/13. The guide is published in 1937 and is in a good used condition. Very hard to find accessory for the field telephone!