Original German militaria

Nice early bayonet frog in good used condition.

General assault badge produced by Rudolf Karneth. Textbook semi hollow zink construction with crimped in setup.

Original Infantry assault badge by Souval with its textbook soldered setup on the back.

Textbook original paratrooper or Fallschirmjäger patch in very good uniform removed condition.

Nice original paramarine patch. The patch was once glued on a piece of paper with some residue remaining to the back. Rare example!

Original late war US 18th Airborne corps patch in good condition.

Original 1st Allied Airborne patch in good uniform removed condition.

Original US 2nd Infantry division patch in good uniform removed condition.

A very nice brown Pistole 35(p) Radom holster. The holster is in good lightly used condition.

Rare pre war leather mapcase in smooth leather. One of the rarest mapcases to encounter in very good condition. Nicely marked Otto Breitschuh Eisleben 1936 and unit marked inside the lid.

Rare to find original chinstrap part in good unissued condition. Perfect late war piece marked ftb44.

Unissued textbook M1942 Coat, Parachute, Jumper in size 38R. The Jacket is in good unissued condition with all press studs in good working condition. The seams are all strong and as long as I can see there are no damages to the cloth. The left sleeve has some minor stains but nothing serious. The long zipper is functional and a typical Crown type but at some point its slider was replaced with – a Crown marked example. The short zipper is also functional. The jacket is marked in the back with a laundry number which would give room for further research. The jacket retains its original waist belt which is firmly factory attached to the back loop. A very nice and original M1942 jump jacket in mint unissued condition – perfect for a mannequin base!

A nice original Erkennungsmarke marked 4./ Ers. I.R. 19  indicating 1. Kompanie Ersatz abteilung Infanterie Regiment 19 which played a vital role in the 1939 campaign pushing into Poland. The 10th of may 1940 it was the first unit to breach to Juliana Kanaal fortifications in the Netherlands and pushed onwards to the Scheldt. After the 1940 campaign it was sent to the eastern front and saw actions right until the end of the war. The low number and the abbreviation “J.R.” on the aluminum Erkennungsmarke indicates a early manufacture. The disc is made in Zinc and should ideally be cleaned!

A very nice late war Waffen-SS belt buckle made by Overhoff & Cie, Lüdenscheid. These buckles where made later in the war and came unmarked. A textbook buckle in great condition still retaining up to 95% of it’s original finish!

Textbook Heer belt buckle by Noelle & Hueck dated 1942 with up to 70% of its factory paint remaining.

Nice original Erkennungsmarke marked 2./Pi. E. B. 311 indicating 2. Kompanie Ersatz Batalion 311. This unit was stationed in Böhmer & Mähren and fell under the 151 Division. The tag comes with its original cord and is in good used condition.

Unissued late war Zeltbahn with super vibrant colours that would be very hard to upgrade. Superb near mint piece with most if not all buttons!

A very nice late war P38 soft shell holster. The holster is nicely maker marked 0/0833/0007 indicating production by Hans Römer, Neu-Ulm. Simply a superb late war P38 holster in mint condition, can not be upgraded!

Hard to find original chinstrap part in good used condition. Textbook example with aluminum buckle that dates the piece between 1936 and 1940. Perfect for a early helmet!

Exceptional pre war Austrian stone grey or Steingrautrousers in near mint condition. Typical pre war trousers that where captured, issued and used in the 1940 campaign. Due to large uniform shortages the stores of the Austrian army where massively looted and redistributed by the German army in 1940. These trousers are in near mint condition and are a good medium size fitting for most if not all modern sized mannequin. The wool is in perfect condition without only one or two small moth holes. All buttons are present and originally sewn. The trousers are a perfect example for a textbook 1940 campaign mannequin and would be very hard to upgrade – if you have been looking out for pre war stone grey trousers for a mannequin; this is it!