German helmet

Rare Luftwaffe Graetz 61B-L Radio in very good, imo unissued condition. The Radio retains its full original blue factory paint and would be impossible to upgrade. These radio’s were issued to the troops so they could listen to music behind the lines.

The radio is in very good condition and as one can see is very big and heavy. Therefore there is NO shipping available for this item. Pickup must be arranged for this item!

Excellent pair of matching green MP38 u. MP40 magazine pouches. The pouches are in mint condition and seem to be unissued. The pouches are both nicely marked MP38 u. MP40 and clg 43 which indicates production by Ernst Melzig Lederwaren, Liegnitz. Stone mint and matching pair!

Original A4 dropping container in very good condition. The bag is big, bulky and heavy. International shipping outside of Europe is a additional fee of 25 euro.

Rare pre war Dutch messkit with the rare 1937 dated cover. The messkit retains up to 90% of its factory finish, the cover is in virtually unissued condition. This is for sure the best available example on the market today; impossible to upgrade!

Textbook carrying strap for the bakelite, leather and Pressstoff Dienstglas carrying cases in very good condition. These straps are virtually always missing from the cases and spares are hard to find! Very nice example to complete a set!

Perfect late war production webbing A-frame strap in stone mint condition. Beautiful example with a mixture of used materials!

Excellent Luftwaffe issue breadbag strap in very good condition. The strap is nicely labeled with the name Stern and the unit: FLAK-Regiment 29. Very nice unit ID’ed example in good used condition!

Very nice straight E-tool in very good condition. The E-tool is nicely marked BOVO which is one of the best known and most wanted manufacturers. The shovel was repainted by the Norwegian army but has been stripped of this post war paint to restore it. Nice example!

Rare short German pioneer shovel or Minierspaten. This short type was issued to the Sturmpioniere, as they only required short shovels to bury mines. These shovels came in three separate lengths, this one being the rarest.

Excellent rubberized gas cape pouch in excellent, unissued condition. The pouch is nicely marked gdl which indicates production by an still unidentified manufacturer.

Very nice pre war manufactured mess kit cover as can be seen inside the Affe/Tornister. Interestingly this example seems to have never been attached to an Affe/Tornister but most likely issued loose inside of it. The leather closing straps is nicely maker marked and dated 1938. Very nice example!

Textbook aluminium spoon fork combination or Göffel in good condition. This example is nicely marked C&CW 39 which indicates production by Colsmann & Co, Werdohl in 1939. Very nice example in untouched condition.

A nice set of 7 MG34 u. MG42 ammunition belts. Empty of course, free to own.

Late war tan painted issue periscope. These periscopes where used and issued with the MG Panzernest. The periscope retains most of its original tan paint and its wooden handle. Very hard to find!

Reference book Gasalarm by Giancarlo Persic – this reference book contains a vast amount of information about the German army issued gasmasks before and during world war two. This book is a great reference with many if not all German gasmask variants. He clearly shows side by side photographs for the smallest details that are hardly noticable but obnoxiously interesting for some die-hard collectors such as myself. I warmly recommend any specialized equipment collector this book; not just because of the vast amount of pictures but also for the background information that really makes it stand out to other reference works. The book is a paperback in the English language with 254 pages and a vast amount of clear pictures surely to soothe the need of any novice or advanced collector looking to expand his or her library! Needless to say; this is a must have for any equipment collector!