German militaria

A very nice pair of M40 Heer NCO shoulder boards for a Oberfeldwebel der Infanterie with subdued (!) tresse.

Rare leather accessory pouch for the Brustmikrofon. This leather pouch once contained two cable rolls and tools for adjusting the Brustmikrofon. The pouch is nicely marked fkx 1942.

Textbook tan tropical Heer trousers for the Afrikakorps in good worn condition.

As all 1945 dated equipment; this particular Zeltbahn is rare. The Zeltbahn is in near mint condition with most if not all originally sewn buttons, the ropes and its beautiful vibrant colours.

A very nice aluminum early MG34 ammunition box camouflaged in a nice light tan paint with a white line indicating a specific type of content such as tracer and armour penetrating ammunition. The box retains up to 80% of its original wartime applied camouflage paint. If you need just one tan camouflage MG34 ammunition box this is it!

Pre war MG13 magazine box in original pre war factory camouflage pattern. Very nice bright and vibrant camouflage pattern that still retains up to 95%. Nicely maker marked bsw 1939.

Very nice original MG42 barrel carrier in its original factory paint. The carrier retains double unit markings 3674 3.A.Kp. 489. The carrier is missing its sling but unlike most of the barrel carriers available it retains its original factory paint.

Seyer served with the 466. Grenadier Regiment as part of the 257. Infanterie Division. He was first equipped with a K43 and later with a MP40. His unit attacked in the opening days of the Nordwind offensive in the region of Bitche, France. The 257. ID. broke through the American defenses towards the town of Reyersviller and occupied the hills of Steinkopf, Signalberg and Spitzberg. Seyer’s unit was heavily engaged with the 399th Infantry regiment of the 100th US Infantry division in this sector throughout January 1945. During these battles in harsh winter conditions Seyer was taken off the frontline due to frost bite. He was awarded the Verwundetenabzeichen in Silber on 12.02.1945. A nice Soldbuch which would be a great base of further research.

Nice original MG34 ánd MG42 barrel carrier marked beq. This variation came first in 1943 when they decided to make a barrel carrier for both types of barrels. The carrier shows signs of a green overpaint which can be cleaned to reveal the beautiful tan paint underneath.

A nice coconut canteen marked HRE 43 indicating production by Heinrich Ritter, Esslingen. The canteen is in very good condition together with its bakelite cup. Hard to upgrade textbook coconut canteen in mint condition.

A very nice 6×30 Dienstglas complete with strap and bakelite rain guard marked ddx indicating production by Voigtlaender u. Sohn AG, Braunschweig.  The binoculars are in good condition but could be cleaned. A nice piece in good condition!

Very nice pre war 6×30 Dienstglas by Emil Busch, Rathenow. The optics are good and show the Strichplatte in the right eyepiece. The piece is in very good, lightly worn condition that would nicely attribute to any early display.

A unissued coconut canteen marked HRE 43 indicating production by Heinrich Ritter, Esslingen. The canteen is in very good condition together with its matching cup – impossible to upgrade!

Nice original late war MG34 and MG42 tool case or Werkzeugkasten. The case is nicely marked sxb 1945. These boxes where issued within every unit for the maintenance on the machineguns. The case still retains up to 90% of its original finish. Very nice 1945 dated ammunition cases for the MG42!

Beautiful Heer tabbed belt buckle maker marked and dated Brüder Schneider Wien 1942. The buckle is in very good condition retaining up to 95% of its factory paint.

Nice original MG34 anti-aircraft spider sight that is a basic component in any MG pouch. Hard to find spare!

Textbook private purchase Luftwaffe equipment belt with droop tail eagle. The belt is a very nice original example in brown leather size marked 115. The belt buckle is a very nice private purchase example with a droop tail eagle front attached with 4 prongs to the box. The belt and buckle where found together and are a nice ensemble that would look great on a mannequin!

Textbook tabbed Heer steel belt buckle maker marked H. Aurich Dresden 1941.