Original German militaria

Excellent lightweight Y-straps in very good, unissued mint condition. Nicely marked Pinneberg 1941.

A set of matching magazine pouches for the MG13 light machine-gun. Very nice pre war construction and in very good, lightly used condition. The pouches are filled with paper and come without magazines.

Very nice pre war 1937 dated straight E-tool in good used condition with its original leather carrier marked Sedina Lederwerke 1937.

Very nice pre 1938 Voigtländer Brilliant win-lens reflex camera. The camera comes with its original pouch and sling. The camera is a typical camera as used by soldiers during world war two. A very nice camera that is probably in good working condition. The camera takes 120 film that is still available today. The camera would be a nice accessory to a personal affects or pocket litter display.

A nice original Waffen-SS Charkov parka in Telo Mimetico in good used condition. The parka is the second model with the fully opening button front. The parka is in good used condition with a number of repairs and wear to the material. The parka retains its fur lining and is a size I or II. A very nice late war front Waffen-SS cold weather garment in obvious salty and combat used condition!

A nice pair in mint condition marked RBNr. 0/0575/0122. 0/0675/ indicates a producer located in .The pouches are in mint condition with all dividers intact and would be impossible to upgrade.

Very nice and rare rucksack carrying straps in mint condition.

Very nice late war Sumpftarn non-reversible parka mittens. Lined in a very comfy artificial fur.

Stunning unit marked M36 tunic for a Unteroffizier der Artillerie Regiment 42. The garment retains all full wartime sewn insignia and is modified to the wearer. The garment has pockets moved, waist and length tailored and period added cyphered shoulderstraps for a Unteroffizier in Artillerie Regiment 42. The Unit is a good medium size and is nicely maker, size and unit stamped inside. The left breast pocket retains a set of period sewn loops for a award. The garment was sourced directly from the woodwork in Germany a few years ago and has only been in one collection ever; some of the original pocket litter still retains inside the pockets. A very nice garment that would be a choice display piece!

Great example in near mint condition. Nice example with original cording, yellow and markings and a full original Presstoffheadband cover. Hard to upgrade piece.

Unissued tropical rucksack marked R.Z.f.H.1942. A bit dusty from storage!

A very nice pre war gasmask spanner. These where used in barracks and bunkers to keep the mask in shape. This was very important because if the mask dried out it became unusable. Rare to find!

A nice late war matching pair of Gamaschen to be worn on top of the M37 Schnürschuhe. Nice pair with brown leather – hard to upgrade!

Rare original German Klauenbeil in its original carrying pouch. Early pattern with the large compartment for the tape measure and brass closing studs. Leather is good and supple.

Very nice EM34 Entfernungsmesser by Emil Busch. These where issued with all sorts of artillery pieces and machine guns. They where used to zero in these heavy weapons to shoot accurately on long distances. The range finder comes complete with its original tripod marked dhq.

Very nice named tunic for a Karl Berding, Leutnant der Infanterie in Grenadier Regiment 122. The garment came straight from the family of Hauptmann Karl Berding. Who was killed in action in Romania in 1944. The garment comes straight from the family and is untouched. All insignia are wartime sewn to the garment and some of the original pocket litter still retains inside the pockets. Stunning named Infantry tunic with provenance and a great base for further research!

Very nice example with the large gasmask pouch on the front in very good condition. Nicely marked RBNR inside.

Very early death card. The death card of Adolf Schmelz; killed in action 12.9.1939 in Lemberg/Lwow/Lviv in Poland. Not two weeks in the war Gebirgsjäger Schmelz was killed in action in Lemberg. The battle of Lemberg was fought by the 1. Gebirgsdivision. Most probably the earliest death card I’ve seen.

A very nice A-Rahme in good issued condition complete with the Kochgeschirr and Zeltbahn it was worn with. The A-frame was found like this in household clearing some time ago. The A-frame is a very nice 1941 dated example marked Max Müller Nürnberg. The messkit is marked G&CL40. The Zeltbahn is a late war single grommet example in good condition with most if not all of its originally sewn buttons. The set has always been together and it’s a rare opportunity to buy a complete A-frame!