Original German militaria

Early war steel produced Deckungswinkelmesser or Indirect fire calculator in good used condition. The Deckungswinkelmesser is nicely marked dhq which is a later simplified code which indicates production by J.D. Möller G.m.b.H., Wedel. This small device was designed to calculate distances and hight differences in terrain. This example has probably been made around 1940, when they changed from brass to steel for the main construction but the “instruction board” still had been produced out of brass! This tool was one of the few real army (Wehrmacht) issued pieces, and is hard to find in good working condition!

Scarce mint webbing with leather straps for the large Wehrmacht issue food container. Both straps are matching and thereby both nicely marked hck 42 which indicates production by Georg A. Lerch GmbH, Lederwaren u. Stanzwerk in 1942. These webbing carrying straps are virtually always missing from the food containers and are very hard to find as a spare, surely in good used condition! Excellent spare set to complete a food container!

A nice and usable 5 liter Trinkwasser water carrier in stunning condition. The canister is marked avx which indicates production by an still unknown manufacturer! These carriers where first introduced around 1941 probably due to the hot climate in Italy and Africa. These are becoming hard to find and are a good and secure way to take drinking water to the front. This one still has most of its original paint and stencils and is in very good condition!

A very nice original ID disc/tag or Erkennungsmarke marked 4. (Schw.) Pz. Gren. Rgt. 2 which indicates 4e Kompanie (Schweres) Panzer Grenadier Regiment 2 which was part of Panzer. Division. 2. Nice original Gebirgsjäger Erkennungsmarke made out of Zinc. This unit was destroyed in august 1944 in Normandy and later re installed in Bitburg.

This tag comes from a big hoard find of a POW camp and these are not grounding from KIA soldiers!

Excellent wound badge in silver or “Verwundetenabzeichen Im Silber” (VWA) constructed out of zinc with a silver finish. These double marked wound badges are hard to come by and extremely popular under collectors. This example is nicely marked with the LDO code L/16 and the PKZ number 4  which both indicate production by Steinhauer & Lück, Lüdenscheid. Excellent  marked example! 

Textbook BeVo Edelweiss sleeve insignia for Gebirgsjägertroops in mint unissued condition.

Nice original piece of Waffen-SS Oakleaf B cloth in very good condition. The piece has approximately a width of 16cm and a maximum hight of 11cm. Hard to find a piece of original cloth!

Textbook late war produced set of a cleaning and an oiling brush in light used condition. The cleaning brush or Reinigungsbürste is made out of brass bristles in the middle and normal bristles on both of the ends. The oiling brush or Ölbürste is made completely out of normal bristles and is a bit wider than the cleaning brush. Nice original set of two brushes which are often missing in the RG34 cleaning kit. Very nice set in good used condition which is almost impossible to find!

Typical early to mid war produced RG34 cleaning chain which was part of the rifle cleaning kit or Reinugungsgerät 34. This example is nicely marked with a capital M. Excellent example in great condition!

Rare RG34 takedown and cleaning tool or Hulschenkopfwischer, one of the accessories that is mostly missing from these cleaning kits. Authentic example marked 64 indicating production by Gustav Appel, Maschinenfabrik. 

Original and rare marked pre war steel RG34 oiler. Authentic example marked KY 1937 indicating production by Aktien-Maschinenfabrik Kyffhäuserhütte. The oiler is in very good condition and has no damages or traces of rust, excellent piece!

Textbook tall M38 gasmask named with the Dutch name V. Heuvelen. The mask is in good condition and retains up to 90% of its factory paint and partial straps. Nice piece that would be hard to find another one of with a Dutch name.

Original Heer officers visor that has been ‘crushed’ by the wearer recreating the ‘Alter Art’ look. The cap is in very good, salty untouched condition. Part of the lining and the stuffing was removed together with the stiffener which was a popular look. Very nice field worn visor!

Late war Heer Veterinär visor marked Erstklassig CW (Carl Wagner). The visor is a excellent and unworn example. Beautiful textbook example manufactured in Trikot. The cap is a nice medium size that would be impossible to upgrade!

Late war Heer Feldgendarmerie visor. The visor is a excellent and unworn example. Beautiful textbook example manufactured in Trikot. There is one small repair to the top! The cap is a nice large size that would be impossible to upgrade!

Late war Heer Panzergrenadier visor marked Offizier Kleiderklasse Berlin Erel Sonderklasse Ges. Gesch. Extra. The visor is a excellent and unworn example. The cap is a nice medium to large size that would be impossible to upgrade.

Rare original M34 cap for a Officer in a Panzer Pionier unit. The sidecap is a textbook EM/NCO example with wartime sewn insignia that was wartime upgraded for a use by an Officer. Nicely marked 55 F42 Karl Kubach Mützenfabrik Mainz-Kastel inside. Perfect example with a very rare soutache or piping for a Panzerpionier that would be very hard to upgrade!

Excellent, untouched and privately tailored Heer Panzer or Panzerjäger summer cloth overseas cap. The cap is a lightweight, tailor made example, with period applied insignia. Void of the correct silver thread the officer rank was made with NCO or Unteroffiziers Tresse. The front of the cap retains the pink piping or Soutache for Panzer or Panzerjäger. Nice and rare cap!

Excellent Radio operators or signal troops or Fünker tornister in stone mint, unissued condition!

These specific tornisters would contain the necessary equipment for signal troops, such as cable reels and a large variety of tools. There were three versions of the backpack: “1, 2 & 3”, with each having different interiors for intended for different equipment. This pack is clearly the model 1 Fernsprechtornister! The tornister is nicely marked hfr 1942 which indicates production by a still to this day unknown manufacturer. The fur on the cowhide is still completely intact. The shoulder straps are complete and intact, with all the leather parts still supple with a nice natural color. Excellent piece and for sure impossible to be upgraded!