German helmet

Late war Waffen-SS Erbsentarn camouflage trousers. The trousers are a very good substitute if you don’t want to spend twice the price but need a original pair for a mannequin. The trousers are in worn condition and have been washed, at one point where dyed blue. The trousers retain its original glass and metal buttons and is marked in the rear as it should. The size is a medium fitting most modern mannequins.

Mint pair of M39 trousers for use in the Heer in the Steingrauor stone grey colour. The trousers are nicely named to Unteroffizier Lehmann M Stab Panzer Abwehr Abteilung 50. The pair retains all of its originally sewn buttons and retains 100% of the nap in the wool. Guaranteed the best pair on the market today. The trousers are in mint condition with zero issues and a good big size!

Textbook Heer EM M43 field blouse with matching shoulderstraps in Italian wool with white rayon piping. The field blouse comes with full factory sewn insignia; a triangular m44 style breast eagle which has been zigzag sewn and a pair of straight sewn Einheitskragenspiegel with no signs of previously attached insignia. The garment is a killer EM uniform with a nice light wear showing the weave of the wool. The jacket is lined in grey rayon and is complete with the belt support straps. The shoulderstraps are made out of the same Italian wool as the base garment with white rayon piping. The garment is not shortened or tailored and would be a perfect base for a 1944 combat mannequin!

Rare original first pattern Waffen-SS reversible winter parka marked Klepper-Werke 1943, Grosse I. This is the first reversible winter parka as made and issued to the Waffen-SS. The parka is in good, lightly worn condition with a few small damages. The garment retains all buttons as far as I can see and retains its original white glass buttons on the white side.

Late war piped Waffen-SS M43 officer cap in good worn condition. The cap was stripped of its insignia but is otherwise in good condition. The lining is nicely size marked and retains the markings of Statnifilm which is a film company from the 1950’s. The cap is a textbook, late war example in good worn condition.

Rare Luftwaffe survival Einmannschlauchboot in unissued condition. These Luftwaffe survival rafts or Dinghy are most of the time in pretty stiff condition and without accessories. The boat looks to be in good condition; the material is supple and easily rolled up. The boat comes with the original packing sleeve with straps; the water baling cup, parachute sail and oxygen tank. The raft is the best of its kind; I have never seen a better example. Choice!

Please note that for overseas shipping the Co2 bottle must be removed or at least opened as it is not possible to ship it.

A completely untouched original Heer M43 field blouse for a Obergefreiter in a Infanterie unit. The tunic is in great nearly unworn condition. The tunic is complete with all of its period factory sewn insignia, a set of white piped infantry shoulder boards and a period handsewn Obergefreiter rank insignia. 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. Finding a totally untouched tunic like this is very hard and replacing or upgrading would be hard. This would be the centre point in a late war equipment setup!

M35 Heer helmet in two tone camouflage marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet received two wartime overpaints on top of a double decal Heer factory finish. The helmet was refinished and reissued receiving a new decal and on top in brush painted tan finished with spray painted green. The helmet is in good condition retaining up to 75% of its original camouflage paint. The exterior of the helmet was cleaned at some point but retains its original finish and character. Nice original camouflage helmet that would be hard to upgrade!

Mint pair of M39 trousers for use in the Heer in the Steingrau or stone grey colour. The trousers are nicely named to Unteroffizier Lehmann M Stab Panzer Abwehr Abteilung 50. The pair retains all of its originally sewn buttons and retains 100% of the nap in the wool. Guaranteed the best pair on the market today. The trousers are in mint condition with zero issues and a good big size!

Beautiful double decal Luftwaffe M35 helmet marked Q64 indicating production by Quist. The helmet is in good used condition with its originally placed non-reinforced liner dated 1937. The helmet is a typical pre war example with the first pattern droop tail eagle. The helmet retains up to 95% of its factory paint and decals. Nice and textbook example that would be hard to upgrade!

Rare pre war M35 field blouse wit restored breast eagle and reproduction Litzen for a Panzerjäger nco. The garment is in good worn condition with loads of character. The left breast pocket retains two period sewn award loops and the collar retains its period sewn Unteroffizierstresse. The garment is a rare pre war variant without full back lining!

Discussion on WAF; https://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/forum/wehrmacht-uniforms-and-equipment/heer-uniforms-and-insignia-forum/12553514-another-panzerjäger-tunic-for-review

A very nice matching Splittertarn non-reversible wende parka with trousers marked 67. The set is a very nice combat worn example with some repairs. The garment retains most if not all of its originally sewn buttons. The jacket and the trousers are both made from a nice mix of material. The garment would make a very nice base for a Ardennes offensive mannequin!

Stunning EM M36 field blouse in unissued condition. The garment features its full length skirt, sleeves and waist. The wool still retains 99% of its original nap and would easily be classed as mint. The garment has one small hole in the left sleeve with a imo period repair. The insignia on the garment are original and hand sewn but in my opinion restored. On the left breast pocket a single set of loops is present for a Infanteriesturmabzeichen. The tunic has a nice early and numbered set of M36 white, wool piped infantry shoulder straps. The shoulder straps indicate use for Infanterie Regiment 51. Although the insignia are in my opinion restored this is still a very nice garment in near mint condition and very hard to upgrade. Perfect for a May 1940 display!

Mint and textbook M42 Heer field blouse for a enlisted men in a Infanterie- or Grenadierregiment. The garment is nicely maker marked Reitz. The garment retains all of the nap in the wool and is easily classed mint. The garment retains its original breast eagle period factory sewn zig zag through the lining  and Einheitslizen. The garment has no damages, alterations or modifications and is in perfect condition. The size is a good medium fitting most if not all modern mannequins. This is a superb and mint M43 field blouse, a typical garment as issued and worn by members of the Heer in the Wehrmacht. Every detail is textbook and finding a better example would be impossible!

Beautiful late war M43 Heer Feldbluse for a Unteroffizier der Artillerie. The garment is a nice, lightly worn example with wartime sewn insignia. The garment is complete with a set of period sewn award ribbons for the Eisernez Kreuz II Klasse and the Ostmedaille. There are a additional two award loops on the breast pocket. The breast eagle is a late war embroided example which has been straight and zig-zag stitched to the garment. The garment is missing one button to the collar which imo is removed so it could be easily folded. The garment is in lovely lightly worn condition with loads of character.

Near mint, 1936 dated Hitlerjugend knife in excellent condition. The blade retains up to 99% of its perfect, spotless finish. The motto is clearly readable, the scabbard still retains its early blued finish. The leather loop is supple and it’s Stocko marked press stud is in functional condition.The knife is a near perfect example that would be very hard to upgrade. Textbook 1936 dated piece, marked J. A. Henckels Solingen Zwillingswerk Ges. Geschützt RZM M7/10. For sure a keeper!