German militaria

Rare original deathcard to the Flemish volunteer and VNV member SS-Sturmmann Petrus de Munck killed in action south of Krassno-Bor vor Leningrad 22.3.1943.

Rare navy M38 communications gasmask dated 1938. The gasmask is named to Schneider and unit marked M 05049. The gasmask is a very nice and textbook example with a Kriegsmarine acceptance stamp.

05049
(Mobilmachung-1.1.1940) 10. Kompanie Infanterie-Regiment 311,
(2.1.1940-27.4.1940) gestrichen, wurde Fp.Nr. 27649 C,
(28.4.1940-14.9.1940) AbschnittVerpflegungs-Amt (Nbr.)
Nordfrankreich, dann Marine-Verpflegungs-Amt Nordfrankreich
(1.2.1941-11.7.1941) Marine-Verpflegungs-Amt Lumbres.

Excellent and typical M35 Heer helmet marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. A typical example of a 1940 campaign repaint with the helmet exterior being overpainted in a dull Feldgrau masking the Heer decal. The helmet retains its factory fitted non reinforced size 57 liner and early chinstrap. The helmet retains its paint and decal up to 85%. The helmet is nicely named Nahrstedt in the skirt of the helmet. Very nice helmet with just the right amount of wear that would be very hard to upgrade!

Excellent pre war Austrian M17 helmet reissued in the Wehrmacht Heer. The helmet had a M31 type liner factory fitted and two decals applied. The Heer decal retains up to 99% of its original covering and is the textbook and rare type as made by Gus Abel. The tricolor decal was painted over as per regulations in 1940. The factory fitted liner is a size 59 and the chinstrap is nicely dated 1930. The helmet is a very nice example of a transitional double decal helmet with rare decal in untouched condition.

Excellent world war one Belgian M1915 Adrian helmet in black paint indicating it was issued to the Rijkswacht.

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. Scarce opportunity to buy a original set of recognition armbands!

Excellent strap and rain cover with tan painted studs indicating this strap is meant for use with the 6×30 in tan or bakelite finish. Hard to find with tan studs!

Excellent and mint M36 Heer breast eagle in period envelope marked Hermann Viëtor Wiesbaden. This is most probably a sealed pattern that was handed out to uniform manufacturers as a test sample. Very rare to find!

Mint Klein & Quenzer Hitlerjugend buckle with its original factory paper RZM tag marked RZM M4/115.  The buckle itself is nicely marked RZM M5/276. Can’t be upgraded!

Excellent DRK or Deutsches Rotes Kreuz equipment belt. The belt and buckle are both marked JFS indicating production by Josef Feix & Sohne. The belt is a excellent and typical paramilitary example in size 95. This is a set that would be impossible to upgrade.

Typical late war black leather mapcase in good used condition. Typical late war leather!

Original M31 messkit marked FWN41 indicating production by F.W. Brockelmann Aluminiumwerk GmbH KG, Neheim/Ruhr. 

Excellent and matching pre war M31 canteen marked W.A.L. 38 indicating production by Westfalische Aluminium Industrie, Junger & Co., Lüdenscheid. 

Excellent original and matching K98 bayonet marked Coppel G.m.b.H. 1937 matching to it scabbard with the serial 2236 e. Excellent pre war example that would be very hard to upgrade!

Hard to upgrade matching riveted bayonet marked 44 asw indicating production by E. & F. Horster & Co. Solingen. The grips on this bayonet are not mounted with screws but with a set of rivets which is one of the rarest variants to find. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 2538 aa and has nice clean riveted bakelite grips. A incredibly rare bayonet in very good condition!