German militaria

Rare original plastic capbadge for the Parachute regiment. These cabbages in plastic are rare and often bent, broken or missing prongs. This one is in typical used but rare and complete condition!

Excellent and desirable late war unpainted/unfinished M31 messkit without any paint or finish of any kind, none was ever applied! This is a so called transitional type which features all the characteristics of the M42 messkit but is still made out of aluminium. The messkit is nicely marked HRE 44 which indicates production by Heinrich Ritter, Esslingen in 1944. Rare and desirable variant!

Textbook brown K98 pouch marked Lohmann Werke A.G. Bielefeld 1939. The pouch is in minty condition but no longer retains the internal dividers.

Excellent late war Rucksack in very good unissued condition!

Rare US M7 army assault gas mask in complete condition. Textbook piece with crown marked filter and 1944 dated mask. The bag is the textbook waterproof bag with 4 press studs. Very hard to find in complete condition!

Complete set Kampfstoffproben in its original wooden box. Complete with the tweezers and spoon. These sets where used and issued alongside the yellow gas warning flags. The cased variant is hard to find, especially in this complete condition.

Excellent condition German vehicle heater in very good, undamaged and probably working condition. The heater retains the embossed and stenciled text and is nicely dated 1942. Impossible to upgrade!

Textbook black Umbral type goggles in original pouch. Late war, Ersatz examples made from Pressstoff. 

Textbook tropical equipment belt in good used condition. The belt has a steel hook and a full webbing tongue. The belt is a medium size, most probably 90/95.

Unissued black leather equipment belt marked R.Z.f.H.7 1942 in size 95. The belt is unissued and would be hard to upgrade.

Rare original British Royal Navy action ration. These rations are normally only found empty or with partial contents at best. These often found their way into the hands of US troops, and various examples have turned up empty in the US sector in Normandy throughout the years. For sure the best example on the market today with full original contents.

Textbook US M1 front seam fixed bale helmet shell with Westinghouse liner. Typical wartime example as worn by most if not all GI’s serving in the ETO. The helmet retains multiple laundry numbers inside and has the typical early brass chinstrap hardware. The liner is marked W for Westinghouse. Externally it still retains up to 80% of its factory finish.

Pre war Luftwaffe K98 pouch marked Franz Brehme Walsrode 1938 in good used condition. Nicely marked LBA inside and complete with all internal dividers.

Rare original British made Thompson drum magazine pouch in unissued condition.

Nice and rare accessory for the FF33 field phone. This device was attached to the top of a FF33 and allowed the handset to be placed in the cradle, depressing the buttons and disconnecting the line. Basically turning the FF33 into a desk model. Produced by Mende-Radio in 1940. Very nice and hard to upgrade SB-Zusatz for the FF33.

Textbook Luftwaffe M35 helmet marked Q64 indicating production by Quist. The helmet retains its factory installed liner and early chinstrap. The helmet retains its original decals and paint up to 85% and would be hard to upgrade.

Textbook M38 gasmask in good used condition.

Rare original factory unfinished MG42 butt stock. These wooden stocks are virtually always replaced or missing on original MG42’s and finding a original butt stock is extremely rare. This buttstock is a factory unfinished piece that was recently found on a fleamarket and has never been in a collection before. Unique MG42 related piece that would be very hard to upgrade!