German militaria

Nice original and early German pioneer saw with leather scabbard in good used condition. The saw is nicely maker marked Ewald Schmal Cronenberg and WaA. 

A superb bayonet marked S/173G indicating production by Coppel in 1935(!). The bayonet has not been sharpened or reblued and has a really nice look to it with most of the original finish remaining. A very nice pre war bayonet with very wooden grips!

Nice mid war K98 bayonet marked crs 42 indicating production by Paul Weyersberg & Co in 1942.The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 8601 a and has nice clean bakelite grips and its original leather frog marked Aug Schwan & Co. Aachen 1942. The bayonet is in good matching (!) condition.

Excellent original commercial bayonet in unissued condition. Really hard to upgrade this example!

Nice original P40 battledress trousers marked broad arrow with the Z indicating production in 1945. The trousers are a nice long size fitting most modern mannequins. There is a repair inside the trouser leg.

Rare strap for pulling carts, artillery pieces and so on. These where standard with every PAK 40 and infantry cart or If.8.

Late war FF33 field phone with tan details and simplified bakelite connector base. Rare late war variant in very good condition.

A nice late war reinforced Leuchtpistole 42 or LP42 flare pistol. Nicely marked euh indicating production by Metallwarenfabrik C.u. W. Meinel-Scholer, Kligenthal/Sachsen. The pistol still retains the original brown grips, wartime finish on the metal and has not been refinished or reissued postwar. The flare pistol is fitted with a single piece hammer and is reinforced above the grip. The serial is 099558.

Note!
These flare guns are legal and free to own without permit in the Netherlands for everyone over 18 years of age. Please conduct your local laws before purchasing this product. I can only ship this item within the Netherlands.

Excellent pre war M31 Zeltbahn in very good used condition. Early Luftwaffe issue example with unit markings for Luftnachrichten Abteilung 1/13 Drs and dated 1936. The Zeltbahn retains most if not all of its factory sewn buttons. There is use, some minor damages but nothing serious. The Zeltbahn retains a name tag to Wierzejewski Paul, 3. Kompanie Luftwaffe Nachrichten Abteilung 1.13. Very hard to find these early Zeltbahns with name tags!

Excellent original USMC issue M7 leather shoulder holster intended for the Colt M1911. Nicely marked USMC BOYT 1945. All snaps and buckles are present and in good functional condition.

Nice M38 gasmask in the long pattern roughly field repainted canister dated 1940. The canister retain periodically attached straps with rubberized end-pieces, the long carrying strap is made out of some kind of roughly green woven fabric. The canister and the mask are both marked with the number 206. Beautiful complete gasmask with interesting straps!

Rare matching shoulderboards for a Oberst in Nebelwerfer Abteilung 55. The shoulderboards are in good used condition and come with a set of screw on buttons in good condition.

Hard to upgrade matching bayonet marked Gebr. Heller 38 indicating production by wanted and rare maker Gebrüder Heller in 1938. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 7563 b and has nice clean bakelite grips. The bayonet is in very good uncleaned, unsharpened and matching (!) condition with 80% of its factory blueing. The bayonet comes together with its original leather frog. The frog is in good used condition and has never been separated from the bayonet. Stunning bayonet with its original frog!

Excellent Waffen-SS sport shirt insignia in shirt removed condition. The tag is in very good condition, with only slight age toning. This SS sports patch is extraordinarily clean, with no stains, holes or other damage, and only the slightest traces of age. It’s a textbook original example of this desirable patch, and remains in excellent condition. The patch measures approximately 10,5cm across and is constructed in the BeVo woven pattern. Excellent piece bought by me, straight from the grandson of a Dutch resistance member who collected ‘souvenirs’ at the end of the war in and around the town of Breda. The lot was acquired by me, straight from the family. A textbook example that was never in a collection before and you would never ever have to doubt the authenticity!