German militaria

Nice and original USAAF Aerial Gunner silver wings. This is a textbook example which is made by N.S. Meyer Inc. New York. This is a nice 3” variant in width of the wings!

Complete breadbag or Brotbeutel as intended for female volunteer auxiliary troops or Helferinnen Der Wehrmacht. These bread bags are overall hard to find and are virtually always missing the special designed carrying strap. Nice late war example with painted steel and zinc hardware and thin pigskin leather details. Nice example!

Rare original Pioneer tool pouch in Pressstoff with coarse webbing strap.

Original US M5 flak helmet in very good condition.

Nice period, most probably locally made training weight in good condition. This piece was made simulating the size and weight of the Stielhandgranate 24.

Rare Canadian megaphone in very good condition. The megaphone is nicely maker marked Wear – Ever 1941 which is a typical maker for Canadian Messkits. These were used in training and combat. A good reference is a picture of D-Day LCVP which shows one on the right hand side.

Rare original US Emergency Medical tags, complete set with metal wires that is one of the rarest medical accessories to find.

USAAF Type A-II flying helmet produced to specification number 3189. Nicely ink stamped with an round Army Air Force stamp on the inside. This is just the flying helming without any microphones or receivers. Hard to find in this supple and near mint condition!

US Navy cold weather hood in good condition complete with buckle in the large size 7.

Original German army issue Dienstuhr wristwatch by Moeris in running condition.

Excellent issue lanyard intended for usage with the Luftwaffe issued gravity knife. This example is the first pattern with clips on both ends of the lanyard. This example is in mint condition and seems to be unissued. Excellent Luftwaffe gravity knife lanyard which would be hard to upgrade and is virtually impossible to find!

Original maker marked silver wound badge in as found condition. Nicely marked “L/13” indicating production by Paul Meybauer, Berlin.

Original black wound badge with wide hinge set up. Textbook but uncommon piece in very good condition still retaining  most of its original black factory finish. Nicely marked “32” indicating production by Wilhelm Hobacher. The back of the badge is typical for this maker; Hobacher used loads of soldering attaching their hardware creating large areas of solder on the top and bottom of the back of the badge.

M42 helmet camouflage helmet marked EF 66 indicating production by Emaillierwerke A.G., Fulda. The helmet retains its factory fitted liner and period placed chinstrap. The three liner rivets sit embedded in its camouflage overpaint. The helmet features a green rough overpaint with a red brown wash on top. The helmet is named inside to Oberleutnant Kügler which is a high and uncommon rank to find in any helmet. Excellent late war combat helmet named to a officer.

Beautiful tropical Heer field blouse in near mint condition. Typical officers conversion; slightly shortened in the skirt and sleeves. The garment has a factory sewn breast eagle. The other insignia was upgraded at a later stage. A very nice original Afrikakorps garment!

US army issue canteen, mis match of ww1 and ww2 parts. The flask itself is marked AGMCo 1918, the cup is marked FOLEY Mfg. 1944. Nice example!

Excellent and hard to find second pattern USMC M1 helmet camouflage cover. Nice example with vivid colours and without any damages!

US army issued M7 assault gasmask in good condition. Everything is functional and undamaged!

Textbook EM/NCO cufftitle for members of the Afrikakorps in unissued condition. Nice variant with subdued grey thread and soutache.

Original German army issue Dienstuhr wristwatch by Glycine in running condition.