German militaria

A rare lightbrown leather P38 holster in used condition. If you’re looking for a combat worn lightbrown and rare holster, this is it!

Interesting picture and document group to Alfred Bartus who was a driver on the SDKFZ 250. The lot consists of 5 pictures and his driver license stating he is trained to drive halftracks up to 10 tons heavy. Very nice picture set surely to fit to a Panzergrenadier unit!

Stunning original Waffen-SS M42 combat helmet marked EF68 indicating production by Emaillierwerke Fulda. The helmet bears its textbook EF SS decal and paint retaining up to 90%. The helmet is a very big size 68 shell with its originally mounted late war spliced liner and chinstrap. The helmet is a typical late war example of a rare and big sized original Waffen-SS helmet. Very hard to find big sized SS helmets especially in great condition like this one!

Stunning pair of original MP44 or Sturmgewehr pouches in combat used condition. The pouches are matching and connected by its nice bright green woven connecting strap. These mp44 pouches where combat used during Unternehmen Herbstnebel or the Battle of the Bulge. They where left behind in a barn in Luxemburg and found long after the war ended. The pair still retains dirt and stains and imprints from the magazines. The pouches are unwashed and would nicely attribute to a combat mannequin. There aren’t a lot original combat used MP44 pouches around; this is one of the few pairs! Fantastic set that would be impossible to upgrade if you want a piece of history!

Rare original Tan Presstoff 10×50 Dienstglas binocular case dated 1944. Made nearly fully out of tan Presstoff this is the rarest variant to encounter. Only a handful of examples remain worldwide and this particular one is pictured and published in the book Pickering, R. (2015) Ausrüstung – Field Equipment of the German Forces in WW2 – Vol. 2. – page 170 and 171. The case has one wartime modification where the D-rings on the side have been moved lower on the case. This is one of the rarest pieces of equipment to find!

Stunning pair of Waffen-SS shoulder boards for a Hauptsturmführer der Panzertruppen u. Panzerjäger. The pair is in matching condition and shows two pairs of pips, most probably a wartime promotion. The pair is in good condition and shows very light oxidation to the metal wire.

Stunning pair of Waffen-SS officers collar tabs for the rare rank of Hauptsturmführer in uniform removed condition. A very nice matching pair with black wool on a off-white buckram base. Hand embroided runic insignia with a hand sewn silver border. Very nice pair!

Very rare 1939 dated hand screened SS-Verfügungstruppe plane tree 5/5 Zeltbahn. This pre war pattern plane tree is in very good condition and retains most if not all of its originally sewn green and brown anodized buttons. The Zeltbahn is in untouched condition and shows one stain in the middle. This is a typical stain from using when the Zeltbahn was rolled up and worn on the equipment. The Zeltbahn is nicely marked Warei Zeltbahn D.R.P. 1939 and Warei Petent Reichert Walter Reichert Berlin NW 40. Rare pre war SS-Verfügungstruppe Camouflage items are some of the rarest and most searched for items! Would be very hard to upgrade!

A very nice original Luftwaffe combat boot knife or Nahkampfmesser. Nicely marked with the Luftwaffe 6 Waffenamt. The knife is in good sharp condition and has never been issued, cleaned or sharpened post war. Perfect combat mannequin accessorie!

Rare bakelite gas detection device or Gasanzeiger. Extremely scarce to find with its original metal sleeve marked Draeger.

A great original set of shoulder boards intended for a Kanonier (EM) in a Artillerie unit. A nice set in very good condition.

The gasmask is nicely painted in the typical three-tone Normandy camouflage. The container still retains up to 85% of its original camouflage paint and retains its original straps, mask and accessories. Inside the gasmask is named to Obergefreiter Wilkens. The gasmask is a typical example for camouflage patterns coming from Normandy. The Gasmask inside carries the same number as the canister and is original to the piece. Very hard to upgrade and scarce original Normandy camouflage gasmask with potential for further research.

This ensemble was photographed on Omaha Beach on the 5th of June 2019.

Unissued Luftwaffe tan tropical tunic with original factory label. The garment is unissued with its factory sewn breast eagle. Has a bit of storage wear but is a unissued garment that would be very hard to upgrade. Especially with the factory paper label originally sewn to the front!

A stunning original field police gorget or Feldgendarmerie Rinkragen found in Brielle, the Netherlands. The gorget was discovered a few years ago when a house was being demolished in Brielle, The Netherlands. Hidden between two walls it didn’t see sunlight in over 70 years. The piece has only been in one collection before. Hard to find in good used condition like this one. The luminous paint still lights up in the dark. The Gorget is a nice mid to late war example with a wool back and is nicely maker marked on one of the metal pins on the back. Very hard to find in this condition and a centerpiece in any Feldgendarmerie display!

The Epic of the 101st Airborne : a pictorial biography of the United States 101st Airborne Division / compiled and arranged by the unit Public Relations Office ; editor, David J. Phillips. It was written and printed in 1945 when the 101st Airborne was still in France! This book is a very nice visual storyteller that would be a great addition to any Airborne collection. Very hard to find in good condition like this!

Super rare Luftwaffe survival signal mirror or Blendspiegel. The mirror is in very good condition complete with its original cover. The decal rates up to 95% on the mirror. These mirrors where a standard item within the Luftwaffe survival equipment and are incredibly hard to find or never available on the market.

Late war original Waffen-SS Dutch volunteer Sleeve Shield. Textbook German manufactured Dachau find sleeve shield in mint condition!

Extremely scarce muzzle brake for the Panzerkampfwagen V Panther. We believe it to be of the Ausführung A or D model. The Model D has only been produced for a short while with a production range of only 800 delivered units. The muzzle brake was once fitted on a 7,5 cm KwK 42/L70 which was a main gun designed for the Panther. There are only a very small amount of original Panther tanks remaining today, and many are missing their muzzle brake. The muzzle brake shows a heavy crack which was most probably caused by the Panther being knocked out. The muzzle brake is a relic that was found in Germany somewhere in the last century and has been in one collection since. The muzzle brake would be a epic man cave centerpiece and a guaranteed conversation piece. Most probably this is the only one we’ll ever be able to offer and a once in a lifetime chance to obtain such a unique item.

Please note, shipping will be calculated at cost, after ordering. Can be delivered to most European militaria fairs including the Militracks fair next weekend. Pickup is preferred. Delivery can be arranged within the BeNeLux.