German militaria

Textbook early Luftwaffe issue  lightweight Y-strap marked Paul Klopfer Berlin 1937 with many Luftwaffe unit markings. A beautiful pre war example that would be very hard to upgrade!

Rare Kriegsmarine binocular Benutzerkappe for the large Kriegsmarine issue binoculars. Hard to find spare in good, usable condition with intact rubber connector.

Textbook M40 pattern shoulderstraps for a Hauptfeldwebel der Infanterie. Textbook straps in light worn condition.

Mint late war M42 canteen with phenolic resin cup. The canteen is a textbook late war example that would be impossible to upgrade. Textbook unmarked example.

Excellent late war grenade bags in combat used condition. The bags are made of thick green coloured fabric and feature brown leather closing straps which sadly are dry and fragile. In contrast to 99% of the grenade bags on the market today this set is in issued and combat used condition! Textbook late war example in desirable issued condition!

Nice late war manufactured webbing equipment belt in excellent condition. The belt is nicely marked on its brown leather tongue RBNr. 0/0564/0005, and the size is stamped underneath it in cm: 100. Perfect mannequin example!

Textbook late war manufactured M31 Zeltbahn in Splittertarn camouflage. The Zeltbahn is in very good condition and still retains most if not all of its original factory applied zinc buttons. The Zeltbahn retains a beautiful bright colour scheme! This example is nicely ink stamped 44 which most likely indicates the year of production. Excellent example!

Very nice original late war M44 breadbag in lightly used condition. This is a textbook example with steel hardware and black leather details. It seems to be RBNr. marked but this has become completely unreadable! Unlike most of the M44 pattern breadbags this example is not stone mint and could easily match the rest of the equipment on a late war combat mannequin, excellent example!

First world war 98 bayonet numbered 1. The bayonet is marked Waffenfabrik Mauser-A.G. Oberndorf a.n. and dated 1916. The bayonet is a low numbered example with the serial batch number 1. This is the lowest I have ever seen! The bayonet retains a large portion of the factory blueing and would be hard to upgrade.

Textbook MP38 u. MP40 sling in very good, usable condition. The strap is maker marked but this became unreadable, still the year of manufacturing can be deciphered: 1941. Excellent example which is hard to find as a spare!

Steel tabbed Heer belt buckle marked H. Arld 1941. Textbook buckle in very good condition!

Excellent issued and used Streckenzugtafel or Str. Tfl. A in its original wooden case. The wooden case features the name Ober which is most likely the name of the soldier which used it! The Streckenzugtafel itself seems to be complete. The Streckenzugtafel is nicely marked cme which indicates production by Gebr. Wihcmann. Very nice peace of measuring material which is rather hard to encounter!

Excellent field/bunker lantern or Einheitslanterne 37 manufactured out of bakelite. This is a beautiful example with really everything there, the hook, all of the shades (sadly the shades are missing the small pulling loops) and without any damages to the bakelite housing at all! These lanterns are hard to find in complete and undamaged condition. Excellent example which would look great in any collection!

Late war manufactured M31 pattern canteen in excellent, mint condition. The canteen is manufactured in 1943 but made to high pre/early war standards. The canteen is nicely marked G&CL 43 which indicates production by Gehardi & Co, Lüdenscheid in 1943. This is a nice and interesting canteen in excellent condition!

Unique field made holster for most probably a liberated German pistol. Nicely adorned with a period drawn pinup and ‘Old Faithful’. The holster is in very good worn condition and would be a nice attribute to any US mannequin!