German militaria

Original German helmet chinstrap in good used condition. Hard to find spare with painted steel buckle.

A stone mint Q66 Luftwaffe M40 helmet in stone mint condition. One of the first M40 Luftwaffe helmets with its size 58 reinforced aluminum liner. The helmet retains 99% of its original paint and 99% of its original Luftwaffe decal. The helmet is marked Q66 indicating production by Quist.  Simply the best Luftwaffe M40 helmet I’ve ever owned, a stunning top shelf example!

A nice and minty M35 reissue helmet with perfect decal, liner and chinstrap. The helmet is simply one of the cleanest examples I’ve found! The helmet is nicely marked EF62 indicating production by Emaillierwerke Fulda. The helmet is complete with its original minty chinstrap and liner. Inside the dome stamp clearly shows the helmet was assembled in 1937. The helmet still retains up to 99% of its wartime paint and both of its minty decals of which one is overpainted. Nice helmet!

Pre war straight E-tool marked RH 35 and a Waffenamt. Hard to find pre war straight E-tool in good used condition!

A mint blue Heer buckle by Bruder Schneider in the original factory wrapping. These buckles where wrapped in used newspaper against scratching. First time I see a mint buckle still in its original factory wrapping!

A perfect mint late war belt with a late blue buckle marked N. & H. L. indicating production by Noelle & Hueck, Ludenscheid. The belt is nicely RBNR marked and size 90. The belt and buckle are both in amazing mint condition and would be impossible to upgrade.

Very nice complete late war gasmask. The canister is in very good condition with most of its original paint. The straps are a interesting late war set with a late war wire hook. The gasmask is a size 4 in black rubber with blue fittings and contrasted lenses. The Gasmask is complete and in very good condition, hard to upgrade!

A spectacular named and unit marked pre war Luftwaffe mapcase. Inside the flap the mapcase is named to Dr. Walters Dresden with the unit San. 7. Fsjr. 1 indicating Fallschirm-Sanitäts-Abteilung 7 which was a part of Fallschirmjaeger Regiment 1. The men of FJR1 where the spearhead of the airborne assault on the Netherlands in may 1940. All this makes for a very interesting original mapcase. The mapcase was recently sourced out of the woodwork in Dresden, Germany and has never been in a collection before. Finding or upgrading a mapcase like this would be very hard to impossible!

Rare pre war compass by Fargel & Possmanith ; one of the rarer makers to find. Hard to find pre war compass by Fargel & Possmanith in good working condition!

Prior to the Jerrycan being invented and issued these small triangular gasoline containers where typical. Easily seen on early and pre war pictures strapped on the back onto motorcycles and other vehicles. The container is in near mint condition with 99% of the zinc finish and paint. Hard to upgrade in this minty condition and perfect accessory for any pre 1942 vehicle!

Mint pre war Dutch overcoat with unit tag sewn in the collar. The overcoat has been reissued in the German army and has as such received a set of German buttons. Otherwise it is unchanged and could really easily be converted back to the Dutch pre war specs with some buttons. The Dutch pre war overcoat in rough wool like this is one of the rarest pre war Dutch uniform items!

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

A stunning(!) original winter camouflage gasmask canister in untouched condition. The canister still retains most of its original winter camouflage   that has various stains from dirt and blood. The canister retains its original straps and closing mechanism that have never been removed or replaced from the canister. Inside is a nice canvas covered gasmask with filter, spare lenses and a polishing cloth. Untouched winter camouflage items are extremely hard to find as most where overpainted as the snow melt. If you after a real, untouched winter camouflage gasmask canister this is the one for you. You will definitely not find a better one!

Nice matching pair of K98 ammunition pouches named inside the lids. The pouches are complete with internal dividers. A nice set!

A scarce original Waffen-SS Tarnjacke drawstring. Typical flat woven rayon construction. Full length 130 cm. Downright impossible spare to find that was used in all types of Waffen-SS Tarnjacken from pre war to 1945!

A very nice set of three unissued and matching leather equipment straps. All three identically ink marked RBNR and dated ’44. The straps are all nice and supple.

A nice mapcase that was found with the items inside. The small wallet has a set of shoulder straps numbers indicating the individual soldier was a member of Infanterie Regiment 19. The mapcase is in strong used condition but still nice and supple and more importantly, with its original contents!

A double decal Heer M35 helmet in mint condition. Nicely marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhüttenwerke, Thale. The non reinforced liner band is dated 1935 and comes with the 1931 dated Schuberth leather. The helmet still retains 99% of its original Gus Abel decals and paint.The helmet is truly one of the best apple green M35 helmets that I’ve seen out there and would be a crown in any helmet collection. Simply a textbook M35 in the best possible condition!