German militaria

Original late war tan field/bunker lantern or Einheitslanterne 42 in very nice condition with a lot of the original factory applied paint still remaining. This is the late war model introduced in 1942 which would replace the bakelite version (Einheitslanterne 37). This is a nice example which is almost complete, only the front shade is missing, the side shades are there! The lantern is also complete with its tan painted steel hook which are virtually always missing. Excellent example in untouched condition which would look perfect in any late war display!

Very nice and interesting early manufactured binoculars or Dienstglas which features battle damage with the shrapnel piece still inside! The binoculars are manufactured by Emil Busch A.-G., Rathenow and are typical early examples which feature brass in the construction. Excellent and rare example with battle damage!

A nice photo album for a soldier serving in Infanterie Regiment 65 part of the 22 Luftlande division who took part in the invasion of the Netherlands in 1940. The album has many interesting photos including with glider landings, heavy MG’s, Mortars and other accompanying documents. A very nice and complete album which would be a great base for further research!

Excellent pre war textbook example of an M31 Heer Zeltbahn in Splittertarn camouflage. All the original aluminium factory sewn buttons are still present. The Zeltbahn retains nice strong and vivid colours. and has no major damages, only some blackish stains. Nice pre war example 1938 or 1939  produced example with strong and vivid colours in great, light used condition!

Textbook pre war German helmet chinstrap in good used condition. Slightly shortened but in very good condition!

Late war equipment belt made out of Pressstoff. A typical, late war example made from Vinyl. The belt is a good medium size for modern militaria mannequins!

A very nice softshell P38 holster in mint condition. Marked bml 44 indicating production by Hans Römer, Neu-Ulm. The holster is made out of so called pebbled leather which is a rare variation! This softshell holster would be very hard to upgrade and is in perfect condition

US M1943 field trousers size 34×30 made by REX Mfg. Co. Inc. 1944. Excellent piece in unissued condition!

Tropical one liter canteen or Labeflasche marked MN42 indicating production by MeNesa. The canteen is in very good condition and would be very hard to upgrade!

US army issued M7 assault gasmask pouch in good condition. Everything is functional and undamaged!

US haversack marked BOYT 42 with original blanket inside in good used condition.

Heer silk top crusher, a relic item which should be restored. The cap comes with a leather visor and would be a nice base for restoration.

US M1 Garand bayonet marked UC 1943. Typical Cut-down example in good used condition.

Complete breadbag or Brotbeutel as intended for female volunteer auxiliary troops or Helferinnen Der Wehrmacht. These bread bags are overall hard to find and are virtually always missing the special designed carrying strap. Nice late war example with painted steel and zinc hardware and thin leather details. Nice example!

USMC camouflage poncho with unit markings to 4th Marine Regiment which proves to be a interesting unit in the Philippines campaign. There are numerous markings which are readable but I can not decipher. A nice piece for further research! The unit was made up from members of the 1st Raider regiment in February 1944. A nice and supple(!) camouflage poncho attributable to a Marine Raider!

Medal bar or Bandspange Treue Dienste in der Wehrmacht 4 and 12 years respectively. The Ordenspange is in very good condition with originally attached medals and back cloth. Nice attractive piece!

Rare original trouser belt as issued with the M44 trousers.