German militaria

Stunning, perfect and rare metal Zeiler 4359M torch in its original factory box. The 4359M is a variant on the normally bakelite Zeiler 4350. First time I’ve found this one and I doubt I’d find another any time soon!

Nice original rubberized gas cape pouch marked gek R41/41.

Nice original Petrix 678 Flashlight in very good condition. Typical WH issue type torch!

Mint leather k98 bayonet frog with aluminum hardware marked H Nordmark 1940. The leather is supple and playable, perfect to match to a 1940 dated bayonet! Very hard to find.

Hard to find pair of Heer Unteroffizier shoulderstraps for Kradschützen. These shoulder boards where worn by Kradschützen, troops mounted on motorcycles with sidecars. These troops where one of the first fast response units which saw lots of action early in the war. These shoulderstraps have the copper brown rayon piping typical for the Kradschützen. Extremely hard to find pair of shoulderstraps!

A very nice set of 1. Kompanie buttons marked RZM. A very nice green painted set in mint condition that would be a nice addition to a early SS tunic or displayed on a set of shoulderstraps. Exceptionally rare buttons meant to be worn by a member of the first Kompanie of a Waffen-SS unit.

Original Kriegsmarine breast eagle

A very nice late war blue belt buckle (Einheitskoppelschloss) in mint condition. Nicely marked JFS indicating production by Josef Feix & Söhne, Gablonz an der Neiße. The belt buckle has a typical brown painted set of prongs and still retains 99% of it’s original factory paint! A very nice Heer belt buckle that would be hard to upgrade!

A great original set of green rayon piped shoulderstraps intended for a Gebirgsjäger (EM). A very rare set in very good condition.

Scarse pre war pointed style M35 shoulder straps for a Unteroffiziersanwarter in Pionier battaillon 3. Hard to find pre war chainstitch cyphered shoulderstraps for a Pionier Unteroffiziersanwarter!

A great pair of original shoulder boards for a Oberleutnant in Infanterie Regiment 76. IR76 was a part of the 20. Infanterie Division (Mot) which was formed in 1935 and entered the war in Poland in 1939 followed by battles in The Netherlands, Belgium and France. In 1941 the conquest to the eastern front began and IR76 fought major battles at Witebsk, Smolensk, Cholm, Dnepr, Leningrad and Nowgorod. A very nice original pair of shoulder boards which seem to be field worn!

A very nice pair of shoulder boards for a Waffen-SS Untersturmführer der Infanterie with the cypher 9. Most probably worn by a Untersturmführer in Hohenstaufen, but this would be a great base for further research. The shoulder boards are nicely bordered with white rayon indicating Infantry. A Untersturmführer being a officer serving on the front lines with the men it is really nice to see this set in salty and obviously combat worn condition. Exceptional set.

Stunning salty officers DAK Panzer field blouse. The garment is in good worn condition with some stains and wear. The garment retains its originally sewn skulls, litzen and shoulderstraps. The breast eagle was removed post war but comes with a very nice uniform removed example that could easily be added. Very hard to find a DAK officers combat field blouse. Typical for the officers in the Afrikakorps is that they wore enlisted mens tunics as there simply wasn’t any other uniforms on supply. Very nice combat garment!

A nice and typical pre war compass in very good condition

Stunning untouched Coastal artillery field blouse for a Obergefreiter der Küstenartillerie. The garment retains fully originally wartime sewn insignia with a set of loops for a Küstenartillerie Kriegsabzeichen. The garment is in very nice lightly worn condition and is totally made from high quality ribbed Dutch material as used in Dutch tunics. The garment retains a light patina on all the high areas such as the pockets. The garment retains all of its originally sewn buttons and a set of privately purchased coastal artillery shoulderstraps. The garment is a very nice and very hard to find original Coastal artillery field blouse for a Obergefreiter der Küstenartillerie. Perfect and unique piece for any Kriegsmarine or Küstenartillerie collector!

Hard to find 1942 dated Y-straps in nice used condition. The Y-strap is nice and supple and would be a nice addition to any early mannequin!

Hard to find original spare item!

Scarce mint leather strap for the large Wehrmacht issue food container. Nicely matching maker marked gyb 1944 indicating production by Bauer, Wilhelm, Friedr., G.m.b.H., Lederwarenfabrik, Offenbach a.M.-Bieber.. Impossible to find spare when you have the food container!

Mint late war Y-strap nicely marked 0/0355/0018. Hard to upgrade mint Y-strap!