German helmet

Very nice original Gebirgsjäger equipment pouch. These where used and carried inside the Gebirgsjäger rucksack. The colored labels indicated what was carried inside.

Very nice and minty original Infantry assault badge marked MK in triangle which is a unknown maker. Textbook functioning crimped ball hinge pin and catch.

Unissued Wehrmacht issued hand cranked air raid siren. Standard vehicle item that is extremely scarce to obtain in complete or working condition. This is the first one I’ve ever found in this complete condition. The sirens comes with the original cloth dustcover, the sling AND the belt loop. The belt loop is only the second one I’ve ever seen. The original paint finish on the zink/aluminum based hardware still retains up to 95%. Together with the completeness I’d say it is in unissued condition. The piece is nicely dated 1940 and is maker marked JURK. Incredibly scarce item that would nicely compliment any equipment or vehicle collection!

A mint late war M44 Sturmgepäck. This rucksack is in very good condition and would be a nice addition to any equipment collection. The black leather is in good supple condition.

Stunning original EM Wool shirt ID’d to Staff Sergeant John W. Delehanty, F. Company, 2nd Battalion, 115th Infantry Regiment. He landed and was wounded in action on Dog Red, Omaha Beach on D-day. Very nice shirt with a great history and a great base for further research!

One of the rarest bits of German army equipment. A stunning pair of 6×30 Dienstglas binoculars marked CXN indicating production by Emil Busch. The binoculars have clear lenses without scratches. The binoculars still retain all of their zinc fittings and bakelite. The binoculars are nicely adjustable. They have the Strichplatte and the sight is nice to use! Two of the metal rings on the bottom are missing. They are fitted with its original strap that is affixed with two tan rivets to two sets of bales on the reverse of the main body. There is a crack in the lower hinge but the binoculars are still serviceable and look great on display! I have added two pictures of these type of binoculars in use. Bakelite binoculars can be seen on the left hand side of the picture worn by the Unterscharführer in Kampfgruppe Knittel at the Kaiserbaracke crossroads. The straps are original and exactly the type of rivets that should be on this binocular. Very nice for a late war combat mannequin!

A very nice and minty K98 pouch marked J. De Valk Amsterdam 1942. Very hard to find a Dutch made K98 pouch!

A nice fur issued Heer fur hat in good used condition. Nicely dated 1942 and size 55 which is a common size for the time period. The cap is in good condition and the fur still retains most of its hairs. Nice for a eastern front mannequin! Made in the Ghetto of Lodz, Poland which the Germans renamed into “Litzmannstadt”.

Nice mid war cavalry backpack, the overall condition of the backpack is excellent. Complete with the leather carrying straps. Nicely marked with Martin Forker Withen/Sa 1942. Hard to upgrade.

Very rare original late war officers equipment belt made completely out of Presstoff. Very rare to find a Presstoff made officers belt, perfect for a late war officers display!

Scarce original pre war first pattern Waffen-SS Lateral camouflage pattern cover in combat used condition. The cover retains all vibrant colours in the Lateral camouflage pattern. The cover is photographed on a size 62 shell and a size 64 be a snug fit fit. The cover is in good used condition and unlike many “mint” oak covers flooding the market today – this is a actually worn piece with loads of patina that is very hard to find. The cover is a lovely original example in as found condition!

Rare to find complete rack for carrying the leGrW 36 or 5cm mortar grenades. Nice to find complete rack with all straps that are often missing. These racks are often seen with Norwegian paint covering the metal but this one still retains all of its wartime paint. Hard to find a better one in good used condition!

Very nice original Wehrmacht detonator or Glühzündapparat 40 in very good, working condition. This Glühzündapparat 40 is the wartime pattern that was issued with the large pioneer charge satchel. These small sized detonators work on a smaller distance then the normal leather cased detonators who are considerably bulky and heavy. Unlike its bigger brothers this one was carried in hand, without accessories a external pouch! Out of all wartime blasting devices, this one is the rarest!

Nice original late war chinstrap marked RBNR and dated 1944. Perfect for a M42 helmet!

A very nice original ID tag or Erkennungsmarke marked St. Kp. Gren E.u.A.Btl.12 indicating Grenadier-Ersatz-Bataillon 12 which was stationed in Boulogne, France. The tag is complete with its period purse and lucky charms. Very decorative item!

Very rare original late war officers equipment belt made completely out of Presstoff. Very rare to find a Presstoff made officers belt, perfect for a late war officers display!

Nice original K98 ammunition pouch marked RBNR and retaining all of its internal dividers. I can’t make out the marking exactly but it looks to say 0/0750/0712.

A nice original orange butterdish. It opens in a quarter of a turn like it should and is in great condition without cracks or damages. It is marked on both parts.

One of the hardest accessories for the Wehrmacht hand Sirene to obtain. This sling goes through the slot in the siren’s base for the wearer to sling it over his shoulder whilst operating the device. Incredibly rare strap to obtain!