German militaria

Textbook tunic removed EM/NCO Heer M36 BeVo breast eagle.

Beautiful straight E-tool in very good condition maker marked ekz indicating production by Rich. Henkel, Werkzeugfabrik, Viernau/Thüringen.

Beautiful red bakelite flashlight by Zeiler and nicely marked D.R.P.

A original Waffen-SS M42 Polyspot(!) camouflage smock or Tarnjacke in combat worn condition. A typical example of a modified smock as was done a lot with these smocks. The garment has many rips and repairs but retains its stunning bright colours. The M42 smock in Polyspot camouflage is one of the rarest smocks out there and there are only a handful surviving examples. The details on the smock are made in blurred edge with the elastics tunneled in overprint material. The garment is published in Uniforms of the Waffen-SS: Volume 2 by Michael D. Beaver on page 838. This period modified smock is a prime example as a Waffen-SS camouflage smock in combat worn condition and surely one of the very few surviving Polyspot camouflage smocks!

Excellent first pattern folding E-tool carrier in Pressstoff maker marked Kurt Vogel lederwarenwerk Cottbuss 1940 in very good condition. One of the earliest examples  in Pressstoff!

Beautiful and textbook late war canteen marked MN1944 indicating production by MeNeSa. The canteen comes with its textbook late war gaberdine cover with 3 in stead of 4 press studs. The canteen has a beautiful brown strap in supple condition. Beautiful late war canteen in near mint condition!

Beautiful black leather mapcase in very good condition nicely maker marked C. Riese Berlin 1942.

Nice original MG34 and MG42 ammunition box in steel dated 1941. Still retaining up to 90% of the original factory paint with working latch closure and leather carrying handle protectors.

Textbook wartime leather k98 sling with L&F marked buckle. Complete with end piece in good supple condition.

Textbook original M42 type steel canteen maker marked MN1944 indicating production by MeNeSa with a restored strap retaining stud. The canteen is a rare late war model with gaberdine cover, 3 and not 4 Pressstuds and riveted loops. The bakelite canteen cup has initials scratched into the bakelite. The canteen has had its bottom stud for securing the strap restored. Otherwise no issues and a nice variation to collect!

Textbook late war gasmask canister strap in coarse webbing.

Beautiful Heer M40 single decal camouflage helmet found in Arnhem, the Netherlands. The helmet is marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet is a beautiful example with a really vibrant camouflage pattern which is hard to photograph in a studio setup but really pops in the sunlight. The helmet retains its original and factory installed liner and is named inside the skirt to Heinze. The helmet was found 10 years ago when a family from Arnhem decided to clear out the loft and sell the contents on a carboot sale. Amongst other items found with the helmet was a Stengun MKIV. The helmet has its original decal in place which peaks underneath the camouflage but is not cleaned, enhanced or denazified. The helmets exterior has been camouflaged with typical brown and green tones. A beautiful helmet with provenance to Arnhem.

Nice early war pattern breadbag in great condition!

Textbook Heer tropical breadbag in good used condition.

Typical mid to late war production in mint/unissued condition. Nice example!

Very nice pre war Heer breadbag in good used condition.

Textbook late war cardboard ammunition box for the 3,7 cm Flak. Nicely maker marked and dated JJJ indicating production by Görlitzer Koffer- u. Lederwarenfabrik Neuhaus KG, Görlitz-Moys. These late war cardboard boxes where the last type of ammunition cases introduced for the Luftwaffe.

Extremely scarce Dutch collaboration visor for the Landstorm. The cap is a nice lightly worn example with period sewn insignia. The cap is a typical Dutch construction with coarse wool and typical Dutch coarse made embroided insignia. The cap is a typical EM/NCO example modeled after the Waffen-SS model with a black band in the centre with black backed insignia and a leather visor strap. The flaming bomb insignia is typical for the Landstorm. The buttons on the side are typical Dutch examples with embossed lions. It’s also possible this cap was worn by someone in SS-Wachbataillon Nordwest. The visor is a extremely scarce piece that would perfectly fit in any Dutch collaboration collection!