German militaria

Original factory bundle of 10 unissued black cap eagles. Rare to find a original factory bundle!

Late war blue Heer belt buckle marked N&H L indicating production by Noelle & Hueck, Lüdenscheid.

A stunning and complete pair with strap, button flap and bakelite cover. Nicely marked Carl Zeiss Jena, Dienstglas H/6400. The set is in very good condition with good clear optics with Strichplatte in the right lens. Hard to upgrade piece!

Rare pre war fuze setter pouch marked Georg. A. Lerch Berlin 1939. The pouch comes with a relic fuze setter inside.

Pre war K98 ammunition pouch dated 1937. Nice example with all internal dividers.

A tan vinyl G43 magazine pouch. This pouch is marked bla 1944 indication production by E. G. Leuner, Bautzen. A nice G43 pouch in very good condition!

A very nice LP34 in working condition. The LP34 still has the full anodization finish and never has been repainted. The finish still remains for 99% and this is one of the nicest LP34 flare guns I’ve ever owned.  The LP34 is marked DUV 41 which indicates production by Berlin Luebecker. The gun has very nice bakelite grips. All in all a very nice aesthetic piece with a superb finish!

The flare pistol is in good working condition and free to own anyone older then 18 in the Netherlands. I will not and can not export this piece outside of the Netherlands.

Waffen-SS death card of SS Unterscharführer Ludwig Haushofer. Killed in action on the eastern front, Haushofer was 24 years old and was killed in action on 21.6.1941.

Very nice period handmade Willys Jeep model made from wood. These jeeps where popular toys around the end of the war and many were made by troops around Christmas 1944 and given to local children. This jeep is obviously well-played with and shows wear and tear. There are many variations of these jeeps and all of them are unique. This one came from a private household in Breda, the Netherlands.

Very nice and aesthetic M35 Kriegsmarine combat helmet marked ET66 . Field repainted in dark blue on top of a reissue on top of the factory apple green paint. The helmet the textbook and bright gold Kriegsmarine decal. The helmet retains its original liner and partial chinstrap. The grey top colour is typical for coastal artillery. The helmet retains its original reinforced aluminum liner. There is a small shrapnel damage above the decal which was there when it received its wartime overpaint; even with the hole it was still deemed fit for use. At the end of the war the helmet was most probably taken by a member of the Danish resistance with a period painted flag on the right side of the helmet. The helmet is a beautiful example of a shrapnel damaged unique Kriegsmarine helmet!

Textbook original rubberized US M1936 musette bag in good used condition. Nicely marked B.B.S. Co. 1943.

Rare original Heer issue M40 Mantel in good worn condition. It’s a nice and textbook M40 mantel which is not that special; but what makes it special is that this Mantel was made in the famous factory of Hugo Boss which is still well known for high quality clothing. Very rare to find a garment from the Boss factory!

These sweaters, originally Italian manufacture, where captured from Italian stocks after their surrender in 1943. There are many original pictures showing such a sweater. The garment is a small size but it would still fit modern militaria mannequins. The sweater is in good, lightly worn condition.

Near mint US issue greatcoat marked A. Davis & Sons, Inc. March 11, 1942 size 40R. There are one or two small moth damages on the back otherwise a very nice near mint example in a good large size.

Textbook late war US M1C paratrooper helmet with period applied net. Typical front seam swivel bale example with a Westinghouse paratrooper liner. Hard to upgrade salty piece!

A very nice set of two Waffen-SS shoulderstraps for a Oberscharführer der SS-Artillerie Regiment 3. The straps are nicely red rayon piped with period applied rank Tresse with a rank pip and a Cypher 3. The straps have had their tongues removed but are still a very nice set that would easily display on a tunic. These shoulderstraps are very rare and would be hard to upgrade.

Typical Erkennungsmarke or ID disc marked 15.J.R.366 indicating 15.Kompanie Infanterie Regiment 366 which was under the 227 Infanterie Division which fought on the eastern front.

Beautiful and textbook Heer sidecap with period applied piping for a Panzergrenadier. The cap is a very nice and untouched example with full period sewn insignia. The left side of the sidecap has 4 pieces of string which most probably indicate the place for a former unit emblem. Superb cap!