German helmet

Textbook tropical Waffen-SS Sahariana field blouse with glass buttons. The field blouse was at some point restored with collar tabs which were glued to the collar, but imo could be further cleaned. The sleeve eagle is a original but resewn example. Nice example!

Beautiful reversible Splittertarn camouflage hood or Kopfhaube. The hood is complete with the short and long tying strap and is in excellent condition. The hood is nicely marked RBNr. but this is sadly not clearly readable. The hood is a nice example which would fit nicely in any winter display!

Waffen-SS parka hood in dot pattern camouflage, excellent rare example that would be hard to upgrade!

Rare, early pattern dark green webbing Heer tropical or Afrikakorps equipment belt with textbook tabbed buckle. The belt is a typical early example, bordered with leather end piece and webbing adjusting tongue with woven, not stitched holes. The belt is marked but impossible to read; the buckle is marked GB indicating Gustav Brehmer. The belt is nicely named to Schleyer with Feldpostnummer 33497. Beautiful and always been together set in good, worn condition that would be very hard to upgrade!

33497
(Mobilmachung-1.1.1940) 3. Kompanie Infanterie-Regiment 276,(
1) gestrichen, wurde Fp.Nr. 31689 D,
(1.10.1940-27.2.1941) Stab IV u. 10.-12. Batterie
Artillerie-Regiment 107,
(25.11.1944-Kriegsende) 9.2.1945 gestrichen.

Textbook Heer EM/NCO field cap in excellent condition. The cap is a typical example, manufactured in late war grey wool with blue buttons which is typical for 1944. The cap is lined in grey rayon and has a clear RBNR and size marking. These markings are on top of another marking suggesting this cap was reissued at some point. The cap retains its factory sewn BeVo Heer trapezoid. The cap is a nice medium size and a nice addition to any cloth headgear collection!

Heer EM/NCO visor cap by Clemens Wagner. The visor is in heavily worn condition with the metal spanner nearly protruding the peak of the cap. The cap has some loose stitching, some moth damage but overall has a nice patina which adds to the character of the hat.

Excellent Heer Gebirgsjäger visor cap marked Offizier Kleiderkasse Berlin Erel Sonderklasse Extra. The visor is in perfect condition and a nice size 58 which is large. The wreath has only one pin and is a bit loose, otherwise the visor is a textbook example in the best possible condition.

Unmarked, late war Heer Artillerie officer visor in excellent condition. The visor is a large sized example in the size 59 1/2 which is large. The visor is a textbook example in the best possible condition.

Funk Verbindungskabel or power supply cable diverter, this cable part could be placed between the transformator and the power cable to the receiver. The cable would lead to the for instance, Panzerkasten in a tank intercom setup. Rare to find cable plug!

Excellent gascape or Gasplane complete with its original rubberized tan pouch in unissued condition. The label on the gascape is still present and readable, marked gnc which most likely indicates the manufacturer. Hard to find a complete set in this condition!

Rare original pre war military themed Harmonika marked Wenn Wir Marschieren. This pre war example was marketed for sale amongst Heer soldiers.

Rare original Officer flatwire Trapezoid cap insignia in unissued condition. Unlike the EM/NCO version this one is actually quite rare.

Textbook FF33 handset for the standard German army field phone. Excellent example that is often missing, or could be used as a spare.

Heer silk top crusher, a relic item which should be restored. The cap comes with a leather visor and would be a nice base for restoration.

US M1 Garand bayonet marked UC 1943. Typical Cut-down example in good used condition.

Textbook US M3 fighting knife by Imperial. The knife is in good used condition and is nicely marked Imperial. The knife is accompanied with its legstraps and M8 scabbard.

Complete Tornister Feldfunkgerät F. transmitter in complete condition. The transmitter is complete with all accessories; the Rückenstutz, antenna, throat microphone, headset (replaced plug), connecting cable and Bedienungsteil. The body of the transmitter was made from Bakelite and is without any serious damages. The blue paint on the body is intact and original. The securing strap for the A-frame is loose, and one of the mounting hooks on the top has a repair. Most of these are in bad, damaged or incomplete condition. Completing one is a hard task; most of the parts are obsolete and very difficult to acquire. Otherwise it’s a very nice and complete late war Transmitter that would be very hard to upgrade!