German helmet

Excellent early reversible Luftwaffe parka trousers in good lightly worn condition. The trousers retain all of its period sewn buttons and the trouser suspenders. The trousers are a good size 2 fitting most if not all mannequins. The trousers are in the early pattern without reinforced knees or fly.

Rare original MGZ40 Collimator in good used condition. This part is the rarest part that is virtually always missing from the MGZ optics, it is mounted on the top of the Lafette mounted MGZ40 optics.

Extremely rare and virtually impossible to find early SS-VT issued leather combat belt. These SS-VT issued belts are almost impossible to find because these were produced and issued pre war on a small scale. The belt is nicely marked “RZM 48/40 SS” which indicates that this was an SS-VT issued equipment belt. The maker/RZM code: “RZM 48/40 SS” is unknown and thereby the manufacturer of this belt is unclear. The equipment belt is of typical pre war high quality construction with high quality leather and aluminium hardware. The belt is nicely size marked 95 which would easily fit any modern mannequin but this example would look perfect in a loose display as well! The belt features some pencil writing on the inside: “Byx. B.” which probably indicates a name of the original owner. Excellent and extremely rare SS-VT issued equipment belt in good condition!

Textbook late war M42 no decal helmet marked CKL66 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet retains its factory installed liner. The helmet has a interesting CKL marking with the ‘K’ upside down.

US M1941 field jacket with period sewn patches to a Technical Sergeant Bruce in a Airborne Troop Carrier unit with its overseas cap. The jacket and the cap were found together and are in worn condition. The jacket is named and numbered and would be a nice base for further research!

Textbook Heer M40 mantel in unissued condition. The garment is a small to medium size and would be impossible to upgrade.

Textbook Heer EM/NCO sidecap in untouched condition. The cap is a nice large size 60 with period factory zig zag sewn insignia.

Very nice late war M31 executed in the reduced Splittertarn camouflage pattern, this pattern is easily recognizable because of the larger spaces of base colour between the camouflage print. This reduced pattern print is printed on Italian material which is partially camouflaged in the typical Telo Mimetico also known as Carbon Overprint. This is in theory in the whole zeltbahn but is most noticeable in the side panels and long inside sides. The Zeltbahn is manufactured in the so-called 4-panel construction which is a nice and rather rare combination with the reduced pattern! The Zeltbahn is in overall used condition but seems to remain most if not all of its original factory applied steel buttons. The Zeltbahn is nicely marked RBNr. but this has sadly faded completely! Nice typical late war example!

Textbook and matching US paratrooperjump boots with US Army soles. I can’t make out size markings on these boots but they look like a medium to me. Typical world war two production jump boots in good used condition.

Beautiful 6×30 binoculars or Dienstglas set complete with its original bakelite case and their original carrying straps. The binoculars are marked cag which indicates production by Swarovski, the binoculars features a lot of its original black factory finish which is very nice because most of the binoculars from this manufacturer were finished in tan colour. The binoculars itself still retains the neck strap and the original bakelite rain cover. Finding a set like this, complete with so much of the accessories is really hard, and finding a better 6×30 set would be even harder!

Second pattern MP38 u. MP40 magazine pouch marked Otto Koberstein, Landsberg 1943. The pouch is in good used condition and is complete with all firmly attatched leather straps. Textbook MP40 magazine pouch from my favorite maker!