German helmet

US Army tanker jacket in strong used condition. The jacket retains its period sewn insignia. The zipper is a period replacement. The jacket has loads of character and is a nice large size.

Excellent, unusual A-frame bag in good unnisued condition. The A-frame bag is in my opinion unissued and shows only some minor wear of storage. The A-frame bag is beautifully ink stamped Wittkop & Co., Bielefeld 1940 which is clearly readable. The unusual green fabric that is the base material in the construction is originative from Dutch pre 1940 army working suits or which have been captured during the occupation of the Netherlands and quickly re-used!

Textbook mid to late war construction webbing equipment with leather tongue. The belt is in good, almost mint and most likely unissued condition. The is roughly 90cm long and would fit on most if not all modern mannequins. Excellent example in great condition!

Beautiful pre war dated Kriegsmarine issued K98 ammunition pouch. The pouch is nicely maker marked but sadly the marking is a bit faded and thereby not clearly readable, the date 1939 can be seen very clearly. Nicely marked with the Kriegsmarine issue stamp. Hard to find pre war 1939 dated Kriegsmarine issue pouch!

Nice textbook webbing construction with the leather tongue which has been periodically shortened most likely for more comfort! The size is between 85 and 90cm and would probably fit every modern mannequin.

Rare original Reichsführer-SS cufftitle in unissued condition. Textbook BeVo construction.

Nice original bakelite MG34 buttstock plate in very good condition.

Rare EF66 M42 helmet which started it life as a double decal Polizei helmet but was wartime reissued to a ‘reversed’ double decal SS helmet. The helmet retains its factory applied liner and original chinstrap. The liner is unit marked to the SS Handschar division. The helmet is a very rare late war reversed SS double decal example as issued to foreign volunteers. Rare double decal Waffen-SS helmet in good used condition that would be very hard to replace!

Late war riveted Y-strap marked hjh4 indicating production by Karl Ackva, Lederfabrik, Bad Kreuznach. Excellent example to complete any Wehrmacht or Waffen-SS combat mannequin!

A nice M31 messkit marked MN44 indicating production by Metallindustrie GmbH. Neunkirchen-Saar (MENESA) in 1944. The messkit still retains up to 95% of its original paint.

Mint original US M1 Carbine magazine pouch marked CAMLIN FASHIONS OF AMERICA, INC 1944

USMC shoulder holster period modified marked BOYT -43-

Rare first pattern US Demolition bags as used by USMC and Airborne troops. Unfortunately the internal dividers are missing. Otherwise a very nice and rare piece!

Textbook short gasmask canister strap which would secure the canister to the belt. This is a nice early example with the leather reinforcements.

Unissued chocolate brown Luftwaffe equipment belt size 105, unit marked Flak Regiment 6. Choice piece!

First world war pattern fighting knife with scabbard. The knife is in good used condition and was used in the second world war, it was recently found in a farm in Lutrebois, just south of Bastogne. Interesting battle of the Bulge relic!

Textbook M42 helmet marked NS66 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, Schwerte. The helmet retains its originally applied liner and chinstrap. The helmet is a nice large size and retains up to 99% of the factory applied paint.

Near mint, near perfect but denazified Luftwaffe M40 helmet marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet retains up to 99% of its original factory finish and a pair of stacked decals with the bottom one being a rare subdued pattern. Nice helmet but denazified but collectible in its own right!