German militaria

Rare metal box for the Sanitätskasten in minty condition.

A very nice large sized equipment belt marked RB-Nr. 0/0462/0010. The belt is in a nice large mannequin size 100.

A great original set of shoulder boards intended for a Soldat or Grenadier (EM) in a Infanterie or Grenadier unit. The set is slightly mismatched wool and thread colour but typical mid war manufacture and a typical matching set. A nice set in very good used condition.

Very nice unissued leather equipment belt marked Rahm & Kampmann 1941. A very nice large size 105.

Mint condition British Dispatch Rider helmet size 7 dated 1945.

A very nice steel LP34 in working condition. The LP34 still its original finish and never has been repainted. The LP34 comes with nice wooden grips which is typical for this steel manufacture. The LP34 is marked Waffenfabrik Walther Zella-Mehlis which indicates production by Waffenfabrik Walther, Zella-Mehlis. The LP34 is a rare variant in steel which is very hard to find!

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.

Very hard to find pre war canteen cup in very good, near mint condition. Nicely marked CFL38 indicating production by Carl Feldhaus Aluminium-und Metallwerke, Lüdenscheid. Very hard to upgrade example that would perfectly match with a pre war M31 canteen!

Rare bakelite gas detection device or Gasanzeiger. Extremely scarce to find complete with all of its period contents. The wooden box is in good condition with original paint, carrying sling and working closing latch. Inside the lid is a indicating chart for gas detection. The gas detection device is in good (in my opinion) working condition, and the sleeve for the cartridges is also in good condition complete with the original bakelite insert. The glass spent cartridge container is also still inside the box as is the tool for removing the spent cartridges. Extremely scarce to find a Gasanzeiger in good condition, especially in complete near mint condition.

Nice original Luftwaffe brown leather bayonet frog marked E O Götze & Sohne Gersdorf 1940 and LBA(S).

A very nice M42 Kochgeschirr marked DMN43 indicating production by Deutsche Metallwerke AG, Neustadt. . The messkit is painted red oxide covered externally finished in green paint. The messkit retains up to 95% of its original green finish.

Nice reissued world war one Austro-Hungarian helmet reissued for use with the Polizei. The helmet retains both decals and most of its factory reissue paint. The helmet retains its original chinstrap and liner named to Lechner. The shell is marked 64 with the bear logo indicating production by Berndorfer Metal-Warenfabrik A Krupp AG. Very nice and aesthetic reissued Austro-Hungarian KuK helmet!

Stunning example of a Heer recon / Aufklärung crusher, Feldmütze Alter Art or Knautschmütze. These caps where incredibly popular with officers during the war. The cap is in great condition with a great patina. The crusher bears the Waffenfarbe of the recon or Aufklärung . These caps are getting increasingly difficult to find and this one is definitely one of the nicest ones we’ve had to offer. A great example that would be very hard to upgrade and a perfect match to this tunic!

Scarce wooden box for spare components for Vorrat und Zubehör Gasanzeiger (Fest). It once housed inside a fortress at the Festungs Zeugmeisterei.The box retains most of its original finish, text and canvas carrying sling. The sliding lid uncovers the top section of the kit which contains six compartments of 100 detector tubes each. The door for the bottom section is hinged at the bottom of the kit and is opened by a metal fastener which is held in position when the top lid is in place. This bottom section of the kit contains two receptacles for used detector tubes, the connecting hoses for the Festung Gasanzeiger detector set, replacement charcoal cartridges for the exhaust circuits of the set, rubber seats for the detector tubes and an electric cord for a power connection. I have had one or two original Gasanzeiger with its original metal carrying harness, but I’ve never seen the large Vorratskasten and I doubt I’ll ever find another one. This is a must have for a coastal artillery collector!

A very nice Dutch pre war helmet reissued in the Wehrmacht. These helmets where used and worn by secondary troops such as eastern volunteers but most of them got issued to members of the Schutzmannschaft. These helmets are very hard to find, especially in this mint condition. The helmet comes with its chinstrap and wartime converted and assembled German M31 liner.

Nice original iron cross second class marked 3 indicating production by Wilhelm Deumer.

Very nice original leather bayonet frog marked CKY 41 indicating production by Landeslieferungsgenossenschaft Nordmark für das Sattler- und Tapezier-Handwerk e.G.m.b.H., Hamburg. The leather is supple and is a typical early example with strap and aluminum hardware.

Rare metal box for the Sanitäter pouches.

Choice light brown leather bayonet frog marked WERSA München 1941. Very hard to find a light brown bayonet frog in near mint condition.

A very nice original M42 messkit with over 90% of its factory paint remaining. The weskit is marked ET42 indicating production by Eisenhüttenwerke, Thale. This well known helmet manufacturer made a small batch of messkits, just as its collegues EF, and HKP. Rare original messkit!

A very nice original ‘chocolate’ brown equipment belt marked Franz Brehme Walsrode 1939. The belt is also nicely Luftwaffe marked LBA 39.