Original German militaria

A stunning speckled brown bakelite 6×30 binocular case. Later in the war when the Germans ran out of pigment for bakelite they switched over to different fillers. Sawdust was one of the filling materials used, creating a interesting speckled finish. The brown bakelite dienstglas containers where mostly found with tan 6×30 binoculars. The case is in very good, undamaged condition and has a very aesthetic and vibrant light brown colour which would nicely attribute a late war uniform setup.

Nice pre war German pioneer wirecutters marked Hugo Linde Deltawerk Solingen 1938.

A nice pair of Gebirgsjäger boots in good used condition. The size is a nice average, not too small or big. The wool on the top is in good condition and the set comes with the original leather laces. A nice pair to finish a mannequin with!

Late war Polizei issue mittens in mint condition.

A stunning mint breadbag marked RBNr.0/0750/3572. Interestingly the straps are made of webbing and rayon, a uncommon and very late war feature. Exceptional breadbag!

Very nice 1943 dated MKII helmet in very good used condition.

A great US M1 fixed bale with period applied helmet het in very good, lightly used condition. The McCord helmet shell retains most if not all of its factory textured paint and the period applied helmet net. The helmet comes with its original Westinghouse liner in very good condition named AB Vann on the exterior. The helmet is overall in great, lightly worn condition and the name would be a nice base for further research. Very hard to find a US m1 helmet with a period applied helmet net!

Rare paper case of third reich era map drawing pencils or Krokierstifte by Eberhard Faber. One of the hardest to find map case accessories. The case comes with a variety of pencils that where found inside the case.

A very nice mid war chinstrap in good used condition. Very hard to find a used one to match with a used helmet. Nicely marked G. Schiele Loburg 1942.

Nice unblackened example of a pre war K98 bayonet frog in very good condition. The frog is dated 1937 which is more obvious in hand and hard to photograph. The leather is supple and the hardware is all aluminum. Textbook pre war piece.

These Y-straps are made in the Ghetto of Lodz, Poland which the Germans renamed into “Litzmannstadt”. They are made using parts of captured British equipment items. These British equipment items where left in 1940 when the British Expeditionary Force evacuated to the United Kingdom. The Germans sent these for recycling and a lot of work was put in disassembling every British equipment piece and recycling the individual parts into German army equipment. Y-straps, breadbags, A-frames and rucksacks are a few of the items made in Litzmannstadt. A very rare pair of Y-straps!

Very nice 1943 dated MKII helmet in very good used condition.

A very nice mid war chinstrap in good used condition. Very hard to find a used one to match with a used helmet. Nicely marked R Ehrhardt Poessneck 1941. The chinstrap is a nice early example with aluminum hardware. Perfect for a early helmet!

A textbook Heer M40 single decal helmet marked Q64 indicating production by Quist. The helmet is complete with its original liner and chinstrap that are original to the helmet. The liner and chinstrap is original to the helmet and in good light used condition. The chinstrap is full length, supple and marked. The liner is named to Ufken. The helmet retains up to 90% of its original factory paint and 95% of its decal. All in all a very nice helmet in very good condition.

A very nice late war RG34 marked arr 43 indicating production by Braunsweigische Blechwarenfabrik G.m.b.H., Braunschweig. All the parts are matching for this particular maker and model and it includes the last model “last ditch” steel welded oiler. A rare type to find!

A very nice Marschkompass for the Hitlerjugend in its issue paper factory wrapper with manual.

Very nice parka suspenders in good condition.

A mint steel Heer belt buckle marked RZM M4/44 indicating production by Paul Cramer & Co., Lüdenscheid. Hard to find RZM marked Heer buckle.

A very rare size 60 Quist M40 no decal helmet. The shell is marked Q60 indicating production by Quist. The size 60 is equally rare as the size 70 helmets and where only made in very small batches with very little surviving examples. The helmet retains its originally fit liner and chinstrap that are original to the helmet. The helmet comes in the small size that was meant for very young or small soldiers. The helmet is a unissued example of a textbook late war rear marked Quist no decal M40 helmet in top condition that would be very hard to upgrade. A must have for any helmet collector as it is of the super rare size 60 shell…