German helmet

Nice original Luftwaffe Fliegerbluse for a Obergefreiter der Flakartillerie in good condition. The garment retains most of its original hand applied insignia except for the breast eagle.

Stunning textbook late war Heer Splittertarn Zeltbahn with beautiful strong and vivid colours. The Zeltbahn is in a very good condition and has a rare light lemon green base colour. The Zeltbahn retains most if not all of the originally applied stamped steel buttons.

Textbook, untouched K98k rifle marked byf44 indicating production by Mauser. The K98 is fully matching with the serial number 13874 and the markings Mod. 98 on the side of the receiver. The K98 was factory fitted with the sight base for the ZF41 scope with the factory modified stock. The sight mount is marked duv WaA214 and the scope itself is marked CXN indicating production by Emil Busch. The rifle was not reissued, repurposed, repaired or refinished post war. It bears no post war markings, and it is untouched, just how it was left in 1945. The K98 comes with its original cross-hatched sling in supple condition. The rifle still retains up to 99% of its factory finish and would be very hard to upgrade. In a sea of restored and faked sniper rifles; this is a original example. Yes it’s expensive; but you’ll have a original sniper rifle, and not a doctored one. This is a rare opportunity to buy a untouched, original sniper rifle. A conversation piece in any collection!

The K98k was reissued to the old Dutch standards with a certificate by Hes van Zweeden and is free to own or sell within the Netherlands. I am sorry, but I will not and can not sell this piece outside the Netherlands. Pickup has to be arranged and is highly preferred, shipping will cost more then the regular Dutch shipping options due to size and value.

Stunning untouched, bright and vibrant M40 camouflage helmet marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet was originally found in Boxmeer, the Netherlands in this, current condition. The helmet retains its vibrant and colorful camouflage pattern with red, green and brown with its original Heer decal peaking through the paint. The liner retains its factory fitter liner named Fritz Schmidt with a unit denotification. The helmet is a excellent example of a late war camouflage helmet found in the Netherlands.

Textbook M40 Heer helmet marked EF64 indicating production by Emaillierwerke Fulda. The helmet has its factory fitted liner. Excellent original M40 Heer helmet with over 90% of its original finish remaining.

Beautiful stone mint condition set of matching K98 pouches. The pouches are both nicely marked RBNr.0/0396/0027. The pair is in stone mint condition and is most likely unissued! Complete with all internal dividers.

A very nice matching pair of early red coloured wool piped shoulderstraps for a Feldwebel der Flak Artillerie. The set is perfectly matching and in almost mint condition.

A Beautiful pair of late war Heer NCO shoulder boards for a Feldwebel der Infanterie with late war subdued (!) tresse and white rayon piping. The straps are identical and a perfectly matching pair in perfect condition.

Single Heer shoulderstrap for a Oberleutnant der Nebelwerfer with an period applied metal cypher 3. Textbook dark reddish piping which clearly indicates Nebelwerfer and is one of the harder to find Heer branches!

Textbook original Kriegsmarine BeVo pattern cap eagle. The cap eagle is unissued, unfolded and in mint condition.

Luftwaffe motor transport equipment administrator or Geräteverwalter für Kraftfahrzeuggerät proficiency arm patch or Tätigkeitsabzeichen. Nice example in mint unissued condition.

Radio-operator or Funker proficiency arm patch or Tätigkeitsabzeichen intended for field police or Feldgendarmerie troops. The arm patch is in mint unissued condition.

Radio-operator or Funker proficiency arm patch or Tätigkeitsabzeichen intended for artillery or Artillerie troops. The arm patch is in mint unissued condition.

Original grey Heer EM/NCO collar tabs or Einheitskragenlitzen as first issued in May 1940. These collar tabs were factory sewn to all Heer EM/NCO field blouses right until the end of the war. Although these were general issue; finding original examples is quite hard. One pair only!