German militaria

A very nice original late war mapcase marked RBNr. 0/0250/0692 under the closing flap. The mapcase is in good condition and comes with its original carrying strap.

Hard to find 1940 dated Y-straps by E.G. Leuner Bautzen. The Y-strap is easily displayed on a mannequin. The strap is also marked 06356 and a name Kroll. The Feldpostnummer 06356 indicates Infanterie-Regiment 46 which saw action in Poland, the Netherlands, Belgium and France. 1940 dated Y-straps are extremely rare!

Feldpostnummer 06356
(Mobilmachung-1.1.1940) Stab II Infanterie-Regiment 46
(28.4.1940-14.9.1940) Stab II u.5.-8. Kompanie Infanterie-Regiment
46
(15.7.1942-24.1.1943) gestrichen
(1.8.1943-23.3.1944) 7.10.1943 Batterie (teilbeweglich mot.) 982
(24.3.1944-6.11.1944) 2.9.1944 gestrichen.

A stunning set consisting of a early set of dust goggles and its original protective container and spare lenses. Typical goggles as worn by motorized units such as Pilots, motorcycle troops and Panzergrenadiere!

Rare to find complete Wundzettel book. These paper tags where to be worn on the uniform when wounded. Hard to find in complete condition, this booklet is a important part of the Sanitäter equipment!

Hard to upgrade late war Luftwaffe buckle with 100% of its original factory paint. Can’t be upgraded!

Rare to find complete Wundzettel book. These paper tags where to be worn on the uniform when wounded. Hard to find in complete condition, this booklet is a important part of the Sanitäter equipment!

Nice original pre war equipment belt in good condition. Nicely marked L.L.G. Baden 7(July) 39. The size is 90cm which is a good size for modern medium/small mannequins. The leather is nice and supple.

Large medical Sanitäter case or Arzttasche in mint condition. Nicely marked E.G. Leuner Bautzen 1940. The case is complete with all metal fittings and leather straps on the back. The always missing key and its spare are also still with the set as the small carabiner. The Pouch is not complete inside but would be a very nice base pouch to complete in mint condition. For sure the best example I’ve ever seen!

Nice original flag 90 x 120 cm. One small damage. Stitched on both sides.

Rare Heer tropical pullover shirt. Typical Afrikakorps type pullover shirt or Diensthemd für Tropen. The shirt is made from a grey olive coloured cotton with blue glass buttons. The shirt has buttons and buttonholes for shoulderboards. Ink stamped in the collar area B. Rawe & Co 42 and in a nice large size. Rare and textbook tropical shirt in mint condition!

A stunning Tan camouflage gasmask canister named to Obergefreiter Josef Bartenschlager. The canister is complete with its originally attached straps which also have some tan paint on them. The canister retains up to 90% of its original two tone tropical camouflage paint. The canister is named to Obergefreiter Josef Bartenschlager Feldpostnummer 35777(San.) which corresponds to;

35777
(28.2.1941-29.7.1941) 5. Staffel Lehr-Geschwader 2
(30.7.1941-28.2.1942) gestrichen
(8.9.1942-11.3.1943) Generalkommando LXIV. Reserve-Korps
(23.4.1944-24.11.1944) 23.8.1944 Generalkommando LXIV. Korps.

This example is really a unique tan camouflage gasmask canister in exceptional untouched condition! 

A perfect pair of issue riding boots or Reitstiefel. The pair is in mint unissued condition and retains its wartime applied soles and heels. This mint pair would be perfect for a cavalry or combat officer display!

A very nice brown bakelite case for the 6×30 Dienstglas. The case is complete with leather support straps on the back. The case is in very good clean condition.

Awesome 3D image book with period 3D goggles. A propaganda masterpiece giving the viewer a three dimensional view at the western campaign in 1940. The book is still in its original shipping box and retains its original paper cover. Der Kampf im Westen is reasonably scarce, but I’ve never seen a example still in the original box. The set is complete with instructions, 3D goggles, box, paper cover and most if not all of the 100 pictures. A stunning set, typical for the era!

One of the rarest bits of German army equipment. A stunning pair of 6×30 Dienstglas binoculars marked CXN indicating production by Emil Busch. The binoculars have clear lenses without scratches. The binoculars still retain all of their zinc and bakelite without any serious defects. The binoculars are nicely adjustable. They lack the Strichplatte and the sight is very slightly double and clear, nice to use! One of the metal rings on the bottom is missing. They are fitted with a adjustable strap that is affixable to two sets of bales on the reverse of the main body. I have added two pictures of these type of binoculars in use. Bakelite binoculars can be seen on the left hand side of the picture worn by the Unterscharführer in Kampfgruppe Knittel at the Kaiserbaracke crossroads. The straps are original and exactly the type that should be on this binocular. The binoculars are complete with the original issued case marked CXN.

A very rare pair of binoculars in very good condition!

Hard to upgrade non-matching(!) bayonet marked 43 clc indicating production by Richard Abr. Herder, Solingen. The bayonet is non-matching to its scabbard with the serial c 9009 and has nice clean wooden grips. The bayonet is in very good uncleaned and non-matching(!) condition.

A very nice example of a tropical Heer belt buckle by Gustav Brehmer as intended for wear with members of the Afrikakorps. Marked and dated under the prongs GB 40 surely the earliest tropical belt buckle I have seen!

Wehrmacht foldable radio operators stool or Funker Klappstuhl. These foldable stools where used by with map tables and radio operators. This small stool is great for a mannequin display and works perfectly fine. The canvas is strong and can support a grown man. The canvas is nicely marked with a 3 digit code and a square Waffenamt in red. Scarce!

A nice and minty Dutch made equipment belt made by J. De Valk Amsterdam. The belt is roughly a size 100 and would nicely fit most mannequins. Foreign made uniforms and equipment are highly sought after, especially Dutch made items!

Stunning M38 paratrooper helmet marked CKL68 indicating production by Eisenhüttenwerke, Thale. The helmet is a late war type no decal M38 helmet. The helmet retains its originally mounted late war liner and chinstrap. The helmet retains all of its 4 untouched tight slotted and vented aluminum liner bolts. The helmet retains 99% of its original factory Feldgrau textured paint. The helmet is a size 68 shell with a size 58 liner. The liner is marked R.B.Nr. 0/0251/0111. The chinstrap is a plain sewn late war variant with a friction buckle. Simply the best late M38 paratrooper helmet I have ever had!