German militaria
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NCO/CO issue signal whistle with lanyard
A very hard to find detail to finish a NCO or CO display. This original German army issue signal whistle made from horn with its original field gray knotted lanyard is in mint condition. Many commands where given with whistles during combat and the use and recognition of the different signals was something most soldiers would have known.
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Mint US wire cutters marked J.S.& S.Co. 1942.
A nice set of US wire cutters in good mint condition marked J.S.& S.Co. 1942.
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Mint US wire cutters marked J.S.& S.Co. 1942.
A nice set of US wire cutters in good mint condition marked J.S.& S.Co. 1942.
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US Carlisle first aid kit marked M.E.C. o British made 1944
US Carlisle bandage pouch marked M.E.C. o British made 1944 in unissued condition.
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US Carlisle first aid kit marked M.E.C. o British made 1944
US Carlisle bandage pouch marked M.E.C. o British made 1944 in unissued condition.
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US Carlisle first aid kit marked M.E.C. o British made 1944
US Carlisle bandage pouch marked M.E.C. o British made 1944 in unissued condition.
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US Colt 1911 holster marked BOYT 44
Textbook US Colt M1911 holster marked BOYT 44.
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US Colt 1911 holster marked BOYT J.R. J.
Nice original US M1911 Colt holster with period leather lace. Nicely marked BOYT J.R. J.
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US Issue gloves marked Extra large
Nice original US army issue gloves marked Made in U.S.A Extra large
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US Issue gloves marked Scotsmoor Co. Extra large
Nice original US army issue gloves marked Scotsmoor Co. Extra large
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Thompson spare magazine pouch G.B.MFG. Co, Inc 1943
Excellent US Thompson spare magazine pouch marked G.B.MFG. Co, Inc 1943.
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Thompson 5-cell magazine pouch
Nice original US Thompson magazine pouch for five 20 round magazines.
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Rare early tropical olive colored equipment belt
Rare early tropical equipment belt in olive colour bordered with green leather on the ends. The belt is a typical early example with sewn eyelets and belt steel hook. The belt is maker marked but unfortunately not readable. The belt is a small size 80 and would make a great set with a green tabbed Heer buckle!
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Rare reversible winter parka recognition armbands
Rare original German reversible winter parka recognition sleeve armbands in unissued condition. These sleeve armbands proved useful on the eastern front where the German and Russian winter camouflage uniforms looked alike and men needed to be able to tell friend from foe in seconds. These armbands can be worn with the dark or red side outwards and are made of screen printed red fabric. I’ve found a few pairs of armbands which is a rare opportunity to buy a original set of recognition armbands – before they run out!
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Unissued blue Gasplane pouch marked BPL
Excellent mint blue Gasplane pouch marked bpl.
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Complete Gasplane marked per 44
Textbook Gasplane or gas protection that could be worn in the event of a gas attack. Rare accessory thats a basic component of the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SSequipment.
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Complete Gasplane marked agd 41
Textbook Gasplane or gas protection that could be worn in the event of a gas attack marked agd 41. Rare accessory thats a basic component of the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS equipment.
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Pre war M31 messkit marked VDNS39
Rare pre war messkit marked VDNS39 in near mint condition. The matching messkit retains up to 99% of its factory paint and would be very hard to upgrade. The messkit is maker marked and dated VDNS39 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nickelwerke/Nickel-und Stahlwerke, Schwerte which is better known as the helmet manufacturer which marked its helmets NS. A very nice and rare pre war messkit by a helmet manufacturer!
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M31 messkit marked G&CL 40
Nice early M31 messkit marked G&CL 40 indicating production by Gehardi & Co, Lüdenscheid. The back of the messkit has the initials FJ on both parts.
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Large 7×50 binoculars or Dienstglas by E. Leitz
Untouched 7×50 binoculars or Dienstglas by E. Leitz, Wetzlar. The binoculars are dirty inside and could be cleaned if you want to use it. It’s a nice officer accessory as these binoculars where favored by combat officers, as they gave a long and clear range.
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Feldgendarmerie gorget
Excellent field police gorget or Feldgendarmerie Rinkragen. Hard to find in good used condition like this one. The luminous paint still lights up in the dark. The Gorget is a nice mid to late war example with a cardboard back. Very hard to find in this condition and a centerpiece in any Feldgendarmerie display!
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Large grouping of Unteroffizier Eugen Leininger
Large document, photograph and award grouping to Eupen Leininger. The grouping consists of his high quality front vented EM/NCO visor cap by HPC. The cap is in near mint condition retains its period placed cocarde. The cap is pictured on a period large sized picture that comes with the group. The eagle on the cap is original but in my opinion replaced. The group further consists of a large set of his military photographs, KVK2 with document, his Ahnenpass and some of his Fathers military documents who served in world war one. The set is a very nice group that would leave room for further research and would nicely display in any Heer collection. Needless to say it is very rare to find items that can be recognized on period photographs!
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Issue Kradmelder gloves
Textbook German Kradmelder gloves or gauntlets. These motorcycle gloves where worn in summer and winter and are wide so normal gloves could be worn inside.
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Waffen-SS death cards to Brothers Nothaft
Original SS death card Georg Nothaft who took part in the Poland, France and Serbia campaigns. KIA 10.8.1941 at Lubkina, Jelinja. The deathcard is accompanied to another on which his brother Stephan Nothaft is also named. Nice set!
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LAH deathcard SS-Sturmmann Helmut Apfalter 14.11.1943
Original deathcard to SS-Sturmmann Helmut Apfalter 14.11.1943, member of the Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler.
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DKIG death card to Emil Wagner KIA
Original death card to German Cross in Gold bearer Emil Wagner KIA 4.9.1944 in Turzyn or Szczecin, Poland.
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Panzer death card Matthias Kopf KIA 15.3.1942 eastern front
Original Panzer death card to Matthias Kopf KIA 15.3.1942 eastern front.
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Normandy deathcard Josef Anreiter KIA 22.7.1944 Caen
Original deathcard of Josef Anreiter, KIA 22 July 1944 at St. Andre, Caen. Josef was most probably a member of the 9. SS Panzerdivision Hohenstaufen.
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Holland deathcard Johan Schlichtner KIA 18.9.1944 Market Garden
Original deathcard to Flieger Johan Schlichtner, KIA 18 September 1944. Schlichter is buried at Ysselsteyn, the Netherlands.
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Holland death card Karl Zauner KIA 7.10.1944
Original death card of Gefreiter Karl Zauner, KIA 7.10.1944 in the heavy battles in the Netherlands. Zauner was awarded EK2, ISA and Ostmedaille.
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Holland deathcard Panzergrenadier Erich Millim KIA Neerkant 1.11.1944
Original death card to Panzergrenadier Erich Millim, KIA 1.11.1944 in Neerkant, in the south of the Netherlands. Millim is buried in Neerkant.
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Unissued chinstrap marked RB-Nr. 1079/0031
In good supple condition and marked RB-Nr. 1079/0031. Ideal if you have that unissued M42 without chinstrap!
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Unissued chinstrap marked RFNr. 0/0494/0008
Nice original late war chinstrap marked RFNr. 0/0494/0008 in unissued condition!
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Mint K98 bayonet frog marked Franz Brehme
Unissued bayonet frog marked Franz Brehme, Walsrode with a nice pebbled closing strap.
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NSDAP leader belt buckle with factory RZM tag
Unissued NSDAP leader belt buckle with original RZM tag. The buckle has never been issued and is marked M4/43 indicating production by R. A. Erbe, Schmalkalden.
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Matching Waffen-SS Kavallerie Oberscharführer shoulderstraps
Matching Waffen-SS shoulderstraps for a Oberscharführer der Kavallerie. These matching NCO straps have matching period sewn Unteroffizierstresse with matching rank pips. Excellent pair in great condition!
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Period Signal card game
Nice period bilingual card playing game named Signal in the Dutch and French language. Nice period game in complete condition!
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US M1 bayonet
Textbook US bayonet in near mint condition.
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Heer Afrikakorps cufftitle
Textbook EM/NCO cufftitle for members of the Afrikakorps in unissued condition. Nice variant with subdued grey thread and soutache.
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Q66 M40 no decal helmet
Nice example of a late war Q66 no decal M40 helmet. The Quist firm produced the M40 helmet shell right up till late in 1944 whilst the other companies all adopted the M42 model. This helmet was made for all the branches just like the M42 helmet without decal. The helmet retains its factory installed liner and rivets with the rivet at the back void of a washer. Nice untouched example with a ftb44 marked chinstrap that would be hard to upgrade!
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Rare M34 square dip Luftschutz helmet
Nice original M34 square dip Luftschutz helmet in very good condition. The helmet retains its factory paint and decal up to 90% and its original factory installed liner and chinstrap. Rare variant in good condition!
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M34 lightweight double decal Feuerschutzpolizei helmet
Near mint M34 double decal Feuerschutzpolizei helmet. Very rare to find them in this condition. Really nice decals, paint, liner and chinstrap!
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TJ66 M17 helmet
Textbook untouched world war one M17 helmet marked TJ66 indicating production by C. Thiel & Söhne, Lübeck.
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Second pattern Heer tropical Pith helmet
Textbook second pattern Heer tropical Pith helmet in unissued condition.
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US M1 helmet liner by Saint Clair
Nice original low pressure Saint Clair US M1 helmet liner in good condition. The helmet is nicely marked SC and is complete with all parts.
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US M1 helmet liner by Westinghouse
Nice original US M1 helmet liner by Westinghouse in good condition.
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US M1 paratrooper helmet liner by Westinghouse
Original US M1 paratrooper helmet liner by Westinghouse. A typical late war paratrooper helmet which was most probably overpainted externally very late or post war, possibly for the Korea conflict. Nice original late war US Paratrooper helmet in great condition.
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US M1 fixed bale helmet with technical sergeant insignia
Excellent original US M1 helmet with period painted Technical sergeant insignia to the front. The helmet is a textbook US M1 helmet with most of its original finish remaining. The helmet retains its Westinghouse liner and is named inside the dome. The helmet is a very nice and typical wartime painted example that would be hard to upgrade.
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US M1 fixed bale helmet with Hawley liner named Louis E. Mertz jr.
Excellent untouched US M1 helmet with Hawley liner named Louis E. Mertz jr. The shell retains its originally sewn chinstraps and cork textured paint. The shell shows various stress cracks which are typical for this type of helmet. The helmet is in used condition with loads of character that surely makes it a typical example of a combat worn helmet.
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US buckle boots size 8 1/2
Original US Buckle boots in size 10C. Excellent used pair in a moderate size 8 1/2 and dated 31.7.1944.
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US rubber overshoes
Nice original US Overshoes in good condition. The boots are typical for late war theatre
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Scheldt pocket deathcard Georg Kapfhammer KIA 15.9.1944 Breskens
Original Holland related deathcard of Obergefreiter Georg Kapfhammer. Kapfhammer served in an Pionier-Abteilung and was killed in action on September 15, 1944 in the small village of Breskens in the Netherlands. The German forces found themselves trapped during the retreat from France and Belgium between the Dutch/Belgian coast and the West Schelde. Trapped in the so called Breskens Pocket was the German 15. Armee. The German pocket managed to hold out throughout October. Extensive research shows Obergefreiter Kapfhammer served in the 2. Kompanie / Pionier-Btl. 245, part of the 245. Infanterie-Division. He was killed by a “Bombensplitter” – bomb shrapnel and was initially buried in a field grave in Breskens, later his remains where transferred to Ysselsteyn.
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US buckle boots size 10C
Original US Buckle boots in size 10C. Excellent used pair in a good large size.
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Ardennes deathcard to Josef Schuhbeck KIA 2.1.1945 Champlon, La Roche area
Original deathcard of three brothers, one of them Obergefreiter Josef Schuhbeck. Schuhbeck served in an Funker-Abteilung and was killed during the battle of the Bulge on January 2, 1945. He was killed in the village of Champlon which is located along the highway Saint-Hubert / La Roche-en-Ardenne. He is buried in Recogne just north of Bastogne.
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Normandy deathcard to Obergefreiter Georg Lämmlein KIA 26.6.1944 Montraiville, Caen
€75.00Original deathcard of Obergefreiter Georg Lämmlein who served in 1. Battr. Flaksturm Regt. 53 (mot.) under the 16. Flak Division. Obergefreiter Lämmlein was killed in action in Normany on the 26th of June, 1944. He was killed in the village of Montraiville near Caen. His remains are buried in Cheux-St.-Manvieu. The archive card is not a part of the offering.
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US carrying strap
Good carrying strap for the Musette- and GP ammo bag.
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US M1 bayonet PAL-MOD 1942
Textbook US bayonet in near mint condition. Due to the Shortage off M1 Bayonets in 1943 they shortened many 16″ 1903 Springfield bayonets. This is one of those typical examples, in near mint condition.
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US M4 bayonet Camillus
Unissued original M4 bayonet for the M1 Carbine. Late war example in near mint condition!
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US trouser belt JQMD 1945
Mint unissued US trouser belt marked JQMD 1945.
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US trouser belt JQMD 1945
Mint unissued US trouser belt marked JQMD 1945.
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