German helmet

Stunning combat worn pair of shoulderboards for a Oberleutnant der Panzergrenadiere. Unlike many minty pairs this one surely saw action with loads of character!

Textbook Waffen-SS BeVo sleeve eagle in worn, cut out uniform removed condition.

A steel Heer belt buckle marked RZM M4/44 indicating production by Paul Cramer & Co., Lüdenscheid retaining up to 95% of its original factory paint. Hard to find RZM marked Heer buckle.

Mint condition M34 double decal Feuerschutzpolizei helmet. Very rare to find them in this condition. Perfect decals, paint, liner and chinstrap – impossible to upgrade!

Hard to find spare 6×30 Dienstglas case strap in very good and supple condition. This long piece is always missing, whilst the short piece mostly still retains to the case. Early example with Reichswehr era Waffenamt. Impossible to find as a spare!

A completely factory sewn original Heer M43 field blouse for a Grenadier in a Panzergrenadier unit. The tunic is in great nearly unworn condition. The tunic is complete with all of its period factory sewn insignia and a set of Panzergrenadier shoulderstraps. The tunic still retains 99% of its fluffy nap and shows little to no wear. This tunic has not been tailored or shortened and still retains the clean combat look. The tunic retains all of its period sewn buttons. Inside the tunic we can see a ink stain under one of the breast pockets. Most probably left by a pen in the breast pocket. Inside the shoulders it is noticable that this tunic hung in a closet on a hanger which left its mark on the lining. The tunic is a medium size which displays best, imo. This would be the centre point in a late war equipment setup!

Stunning unissued Wehrmacht issue Zeltbahn in Splittertarn camouflage. Lovely example with most if not all originally sewn buttons.

Nice original MG34 spanner. This tool is a standard component from the MG tool kit!

Scarce pre war aluminum bakelite lantern spare parts case. Nicely maker marked Eschebach 1939. Not complete but retains many of its original components. First time I encounter this model.

Rare original accesories for the large Entfernungsmesser.

A very nice matching bayonet marked 41 cqh indicating production by Clemen und Jung,Solingen. cqh marked bayonets are very rare. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 2608 h and has nice clean wooden grips.

Nice original bakelite handset for the field phone. This special handset was developed so that the soldier could wear a helmet whilst operating a field phone or radio. Very rare equipment piece!

Nice near mint tabbed steel Heer belt buckle marked C.W. Motz 1941 Brandenburg.

A very nice LP34 in working condition. The LP34 still has the full green anodization finish and never has been repainted. The finish still remains for 99% and this is one of the nicest LP34 flare guns I’ve ever owned.  The LP34 is marked AYF 41 which indicates production by “Erma”, B. Geipel, G.m.b.H., Waffenfabrik, Erfurt.

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 am not responsible for any legal concequences if shipped outside of the Netherlands.

Scarce original and rare pickaxe carrier in leather. Early variant with light wear. Scarce bit of field gear in lightly used condition with supple leather! Super scarce!

Nice original late war Pullover sweater in unissued condition. Small to Medium size fitting old Hindsgaul and modern Europe Mannequin mannequins. These originally Italian sweaters where captured after the Italian surrender in 1943 and reissued in the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS. Typical late war garment thats a great finish to a mannequin!

A very nice original combat boot knife or Nahkampfmesser or officially; Infanteriemesser 42. Nicely marked COF indicating production by Waffenfabrik Carl Eickhorn, Solingen. The knife is in good sharp condition and has been issued. Perfect combat mannequin accessorie and hard to find a COF marked example!

A near mint tan painted 6×30 Dienstglas or army issue binoculars. These where issued to all branches in the Wehrmacht. The binoculars retain their original tan paint up to 95% and can easily be graded near mint. The binoculars are marked DDX indicating production by Voigtlaender u. Sohn AG, Braunschweig. Extremely hard to find a pair with this amount of paint. The leather strap and bakelite lens cover are original to the piece and have the textbook tan painted studs. Exceptional set!