German helmet

Very nice and aesthetic combat helmet. Field repainted in field grey on top of a reissue on top of the factory apple green paint. The helmet shows two stacked Heer and Kriegsmarine decals under the field grey repaint. There are traces of gold and silver decals. The helmet retains its original liner and chinstrap. The helmet is a very nice example of a helmet that was first issued in the Heer and later transferred to a Küstenartillerie unit. The grey top colour is typical for coastal artillery. The helmet retains its original non-reinforced liner which has a small label sewn inside the liner. It reads Brünahl 4. Battr. Art. Regt. 2. 

Mint condition original German helmet chinstrap marked RF.Nr. 0/0494/0008.

Stone mint US M1 helmet with Hawley liner and original factory paper wrap. Impossible to upgrade and a genuine must have for any US M1 helmet collector. The helmet retains its original factory stacking paper that I’ve never seen before. For sure the best M1 helmet I’ve had to offer and is arguably the best condition M1 helmet on the market today.

Very nice superb used set with most of its originally applied hobnails. The jackboots are the tall pre war variant that was the most typical type as worn in 1940. The jackboots are a very nice average size and are nicely dated 1938. Very hard to find a nice pair!

Nice original award document for a Iron Cross second class to Stabsgefreiter Rudi Heller, Grenadier Regiment 980. Together with its original POW paperwork. Signed by Generalleutnant Bertram. Grenadier Regiment 980 was destroyed in Caen and most probably the EK2 was awarded due to actions in this area.

SS-Liederbuch / SS Song Book, published by the Rasse- und Siedlungshauptamt SS, Zentralverlag der NSDAP, München, (1942), 176 pages, 15,5 x 11 centimeter. Linen bound.

Nice original Panzer assault badge or Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber. The badge is nicely marked HA indicating production by Hermann Aurich. Typical crimped hinge pin – a textbook badge in great condition.

Nice original Dutch SS booklet about Dutch volunteers training in Sennheim. Very decorative item with lots of interesting pictures and information. The booklet is in near mint and complete condition!

A very nice original wound badge or Verwundetenabzeichen im Silber marked 65 indicating production by Klein und Quenzer, Idar-Oberstein.

Very nice unissued equipment strap. Very nice item to organize your Zeltbahn collection.

Rare wartime map marking grid with many well known tactical signs. These would have been used by NCO’s and Officers marking friendly and enemy force on maps. The grid comes in its original paper cover named to a Unteroffizier. Very hard to find!

A very nice original three-tone or Normandy camouflage gasmask canister. The canister is nicely named to two different soldiers. The canister retains its original camouflage paint up to 75% and is in very nice vibrant condition. The canister still retains the spare lenses, filter and mask. A classic Normandy camouflage gasmask canister with the typical bright colours. Really a stunning piece that would easily be matched to a Normandy camouflage helmet!

Nice near mint original K98 bayonet frog in chocolate brown leather and marked LBA(S) and Fried Schafer Ulm/Do 1938.

Rare late war fuze setting pouch marked gmn 1944 indicating production by Phillipp Riebel & Söhne, Sattlerwaren- u.Sportartikelfabrik. The pouch is made from tan Presstoff and is in clear mint, unissued condition.

Nice original wartime binoculars marked blc indicating production by Carl Zeiss, Jena. These binoculars where favored by combat officers, as they gave a long and clear range. The binoculars are in great working condition.

22392A very nice original three-tone or Normandy camouflage gasmask canister. The canister is nicely named to Obergefreiter Villwock. The canister retains its original camouflage paint up to 75% and is in very nice vibrant condition. The canister still retains the original strap but no mask. The canister is nicely named to a Panzergrenadier with imo the feldpost number 22392 which indicates Panzergrenadier-Regiment 114. If you’d take more time to decypher the canisters writings it would be a nice piece for further investigation.. The canister is a very nice one looker original camouflage gasmask and would be a very nice attribution to any helmet collection!

Very nice original black mapcase marked 0/0323/0003 and named to Morck. The mapcase is in very good near mint condition and comes with a number of original pencils.

Death card of Gefreiter Josef Greineder. Killed in action during the Ardennes battles at Kesfeld / Eifel. Greineder was 19 years old and was killed 22.1.1945 in Kesfeld / Eifel and is buried in Daileden, Germany. The database at the graveyard indicates his Erkennungsmarke read 2659 – St.KP.G.EB. 423. indicating Grenadier-Ersatz-Bataillon 423. This battalion was the unit supplying replacements for the 212. Volks-Grenadier-Division.