German militaria

Completely empty and unissued Heer Soldbuch. No entries of any kind!

Rare original vintage Jacket, jumper, working, Denim, Blue, QM Spec 6-125 in unissued condition. This is a very rare 6-125 denim work pullover jacket with two large rectangular patch pockets on the chest. The buttons are marked U.S. Army.

The 6-125 Jumper was a loose-fitting pullover with a three button half-placket front that ended in a pointed bottom. It had a falling collar and split cuffs closed by a single button. The coat had two large, rectangular patch pockets on the chest. These pockets had no buttons or flaps, and were “side opening”: the entrance to the pocket faced inwards towards the placket and buttons. The buttons were made of zinc and were cast with the letters U.S. Army.

 

Very nice original period M. Hohner made Harmonica marked Echo. This is a typical third reich era Harmonica in very good condition that found its way into many breadbags, rucksacks and tunic pockets.

Nice original Heer/Waffen-SS camouflage rank patch in unissued condition. These rank patches were made to be worn onto camouflage clothing.

Beautiful period Seifix shoe polish or Bohnerwachs tin in great condition. Typical item which would be carried in the breadbag by German troops.

Textbook original black wound badge in good used condition with most of its factory finish remaining.

General purpose dust goggles or “Umbral” goggles as patented and produced by Carl Zeiss, Jena. The construction of the goggles and the pouch indicates that this is a late war production set. The goggles are featuring uncommon green coloured lenses but this is hard to see on the photographs. Ersatz construction made out multiple pieces which can be observed on the top of the goggles!

Nice original reinforced German helmet liner in the shell size 64 with the head size 56. Nice example dated 1940.

A very nice latewar messkit or Kochgeschirr made by Annweiler Email-u.Metall-Werke in late 1944. The marking RBNR. 0/0657/0001 was a latewar substitute for AEM.A. which is usually stamped on items from this maker. Interestingly both markings are used! AEMA 44 as wel as the RB-Nr. This messkit is finished with enamel and after that painted over before it left the factory. The messkit retains 90% of its original enamel finish. A truly uncommon and interesting latewar messkit!

A rare Hautentgiftungsmittel box with all contents. Rare to encounter with the red pressed paper box and the original label on the flask!

Rare late war equipment strap. The closing is riveted instead of stitched which was usual. Very nice atypical constructed equipment strap in mint condition.

Nice original pair of Heer shoulderboards for a Hauptmann der Infanterie. These shoulder boards are in tunic removed condition and shows beautiful amount of wear.

Nicely used late war Y-straps. No markings are found on this example. Nice used condition which would fit nicely on a Wehrmacht or Waffen-SS combat mannequin!

Nice original rear support strap for the Tornister or Affe in good condition. These are often missing and are good to have as a spare!

Textbook late war production K98 ammunition pouch in near mint most likely unissued condition. Nicely marked 0/0295/0005 and all inside partitions are present.

Bakelite container intended for the safe transportation of the fuzes which would be carried inside. Intended for multiple type of fuzes but most likely for FLAK 88 fuzes. Beautiful aesthetic coloured bakelite!

A very nice late war P38 soft shell holster. The holster is nicely maker marked 0/0833/0007 indicating production by Hans Römer, Neu-Ulm. Simply a superb late war P38 holster in mint condition, can not be upgraded!

Rare world war one issue MK1 Brodie helmet in good used condition. Textbook British issue piece with split riveted chinstrap bales and olive drab finish.

Rare late war M45 pattern simplified Heer EM Artillerie shoulderstraps. These late war simplified pattern straps finished in Italian wool and bordered with red rayon piping. Beautiful pair for a M43 or M44 garment in Italian wool.

Nice original textbook MG34/42 oiler. One of the main items which can’t be missing in the MG tool pouch. The oiler is marked H.J.B. which indicates production by a still unknown/undiscovered manufacturer. Nice example which would be perfect to complete any MG tool pouch.