Original German militaria

Simply yet stunning untouched CKL62 M42 helmet in great condition. The helmet is marked CKL62 indicating production by Eisenhüttenwerke, Thale. The helmet still retains up to 99% of its original factory textured paint. The helmet is complete with its liner and chinstrap which is nicely marked R.BNR. 0/0333/0012 and both original to the helmet. The helmet is a typical example of a late war untouched helmet as worn by most of the members of the Wehrmacht. These non-decal helmets where issued to members of the Heer, Luftwaffe, Kriegsmarine and Waffen-SS. Stunning lightly worn example of a typical non-decal M42 helmet!

A nice original tan and water or Sumpftarn Wendejacke in near mint condition. The parka retains all its buttons, straps and cords. It is nicely marked R.B.Nr. 0/0456/0020 and a large 2 for the size. The parka is in near mint condition and retains its nice bright camouflage colours and one or two misprints. The parka has one or two small holes. A very nice late war combat parka!

A nice matching large tropical canteen marked MN42 indicating production by Metallindustrie GmbH. Neunkirchen-Saar (MENESA). The cup is made out of a nice brown bakelite, not to be confused with the standard black cup. The last pictures show the difference with a normal black cup which is easier to see in hand! Hard to upgrade matching example with a brown bakelite cup!

A textbook pair of M37 Schnürschuhe in unissued condition. The leather is strong and very supple on these boots and they are complete with their original laces. The pair was made in 1944. Nicely marked and size 25 1/2 which corresponds roughly to a modern size 40. The pair has its original hobnails but was manufactured without a pair of steel heel pieces. Both boots are made out matching shades of leather. Hard to upgrade pair of lowboots!

A minty coconut canteen marked HRE 43 indicating production by Heinrich Ritter, Esslingen. The canteen is in mint condition together with its matching minty cup. Simply the best example of a coconut canteen I’ve ever seen! If you just need one coconut canteen, this is it!

A mint bayonet marked 43 fnj indicating production by Alexander Coppel GmbH (aka Alcoso), Solingen. The bayonet has never been sharpened or reblued. The bayonet is matching to its phosphatised scabbard with the serial 3466 t and has nice red bakelite grips. The bayonet is in exceptional uncleaned, unsharpened and matching (!) condition.

Hard to find mint bayonet frog marked A. Fischer 1940. Perfect to match with that minty 1940 dated bayonet!

A nice original tan and water or Sumpftarn Wendejacke in near mint condition. The parka retains all its buttons, straps and cords. It is nicely marked 0/1001/0068 and a large 2 for the size. The parka is in near mint condition and retains its nice bright camouflage colours and one or two misprints. The parka has one or two small (imo wartime) repairs. A very nice late war combat parka!

Stunning single decal KIA DAK camouflage helmet in good used condition. The helmet is a so called veteran bring back from Tunis. The helmet is without liner which was most probably period removed due to severe blood stains. The inside of the helmet is corroded just like every Killed-in-Action helmet. The helmet is named inside to Sold. Hasenack Feldpostnummer 35687. The Feldpostnumber 35687 indicates use in Panzergruppen-Nachrichten-Regiment 10 which was destroyed in Tunis may 1943. The helmet is a killer example of a stunning KIA DAK helmet that would be really hard to upgrade, especially with the name and unit marking!

A nice tan painted 6×30 Dienstglas or army issue binoculars. These where issued to all branches in the Wehrmacht. The binoculars retain their original tan paint up to 75% and can easily be graded near mint. The binoculars are marked CAG indicating production by Swarovski. Extremely hard to find a pair with this amount of paint. The leather strap and lens cover are original to the binoculars and have the textbook tan painted studs.

Nice original flag 80 x 120 cm. One small damage. Stitched on both sides.

Nice original tropical Waffen-SS Sahariana tunic. The tunic is complete with all originally sewn and mounted glass, metal and celluloid buttons and without any damage or repairs. The left sleeve clearly shows the shape of a eagle that was was once factory sewn but removed. The tunic is nicely stamped Münchener Lodenfabrik Joh. Gg. Frey which was one of Germanys largest traditional clothing factories. A nice original Waffen-SS tunic in good imo only lightly worn condition!

Hard to find Zeiler 4848 bakelite flashlight. Made out of bakelite these torches are easily damaged. Finding a undamaged one is hard! The flashlight is complete with the button strap manufactured out of Presstoff.

A stunning pre war aluminum Polizei belt buckle in mint condition. The buckle is covered in a light silver frosting which still retains up to 99%. The buckle is marked with Brehmers logo and the tab G. Brehmer Markneukirchen 1938. Top buckle!

A nice and supple K98 sling marked DKK 44 indicating production by Friedrich Offermann u. Söhne, Lederwarenfabrik, Bensberg. The sling is in good condition and would be a nice addition to a K98, G43 or MP44!

Hard to upgrade matching bayonet marked 44 asw indicating production by E. & F. Horster & Co. Solingen. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 9751 g and has nice clean wooden grips. The bayonet is in very good uncleaned and matching (!) condition.

Nice aluminum Heer belt buckle marked G. Brehmer Markneukirchen 1938 in good worn condition.

A great lightbrown pair of late war felt boots. Typical eastern front footwear worn and issued with the reversible, non reversible and charkov parkas. The pair is a nice large 29 which translates to a modern EU 44. The pair is nicely marked RB-Nr. 0/1287/0009. Hard to find a great pair in this condition and size!

Minty original reversible Splittertarn parka marked 0/0584/0006. The nice thing is that the wind flap on the front is made from Sumpftarnmuster and that it is in mint condition. The garment retains most if not all of its originally sewn buttons. Most of these reversible parkas are in strong used, abused or modified condition and not in a factory new condition like this one!

A rare pre war ammunition drum for the MG34 Zwillinglafette. These ammunition drums are often found with a late war modification on which the hooks for the Lafette connection are sawn off and the bare metal covered in tan paint. The drum is in very good condition with up to 50% of the original factory paint still present. The drum is nicely dated 1940.