Original German militaria

Nice original webbing equipment belt marked Jobra 1943. Sized 85 cm.

If you have been looking for a matching M43 uniform here is your chance. A M43 field blouse with Keilhosen for a Oberfeldwebel der Infanterie. The tunic is in very good, lightly used condition complete with a whistle with cord, a set of shoulder straps and bandage in the pocket. The collar tabs and Unteroffizierstresse are machine applied. The breast eagle is handsewn. In my opinion all insignia are wartime sewn to the tunic!
The tunic is a nice large size fitting most mannequins easily. It has not been shortened or altered like many other tunics. The tunic has one or two small moth holes that have been repaired. The tunic is marked WB44 indicating the depot of Würzburg. It seems the tunic has hardly been worn and retains most of the nap in the wool!

The Keilhosen are equally a large mannequin size and are also marked WB44. They are in light worn condition and have a few moth holes. The trousers retain their original strings at the bottom and are a very good colour match to the tunic.

It is very hard to find a model, size, colour, and rank or branch appropriate matching set in a large size and good condition! This is the first time I see a tunic match with a pair of trousers and I’ll most probably regret selling this set from my collection!

A original Waffen-SS belt buckle marked 822/38. The buckle has a crack in the material on top of the right wing adding character to the piece in my opinion. . The buckle is in good, combat used condition.

A very nice original Tan Presstoff straight E-tool carrier marked JWA 4 indicating production by Moritz Stecher, Lederwerk, Freiburg. The E-tool carrier retains its original straps in brown leather in good condition.

Mid war German helmet net made of rough, brown string. Unlike the late war variant this mid war type is hard to find! The helmet net would easily compliment any German army helmet. This early type of camouflage net is very hard to find!

A killer original two tone camouflage canister in very good condition. The canister retains up to 90%% of its original wartime paint and both its carrying straps. Observing the brush applied two-tone camouflage one can easily see sand and fingerprints embedded. Nice details on a nice can. This was one of my first camouflage gasmask cans that would nicely match up with the helmet in todays update!

Nice original liner with its original drawstring. Named Steinkopf and in light worn condition. Hard to find spare for a size 68 shell. The liner itself is sized 60, which is a great size for big mannequins!

A superb Heer aluminum belt buckle by the rare maker of Klein & Quenzer. The buckle still retains most of its factory olive paint which is a rare attribute for these aluminum belt buckles. The buckle is easily graded near mint! A rare buckle in very good condition!

Stunning, near mint 1940 dated Y-strap made by Franz Brehme. Hard to find first pattern Y-strap with hidden stitches on the front and lightgrey painted metal. In good supple condition. Very hard to find a 1940 dated Y-strap in supple condition!

A very nice original Laufschützer 43, a barrel carrier designed to carry both the MG34 and MG42 barrels. The barrel carrier comes with its originally attached sling in full length. The paint still retains up to 80% on this piece and it would be very hard to upgrade this piece. Most barrel carriers on the market have replaced slings, been repainted or even stripped and blued postwar. This one is a fully untouched late war example in very good used condition!

A top mint late war Heer belt buckle in blue color or Einheitskoppelschloss by RODO.

A nice leather tool pouch for fuze setters, crimp tool and some other small items. Nicely marked Karl Busse Mainz 1939. Hard to find in good condition with the original sling attached!

Hard to upgrade pair of late war Y-straps marked R.B.Nr. 0/0675/0122 named to Haars. Nice example!

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 nice chinstrap in good used condition. Manufactured from pig skin leather and still supple! Nicely maker marked and dated 1944.

Hard to find Zeiler 4842 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 great original buckle in the rare transitional variant with the eagle facing the left. The buckle is in mint condition. The left facing buckle was only made between January and March 1936. A rare and desirable buckle that is a must have for every buckle collector!

A late war M44 trouser belt in good condition. These trouser belts where issued with a pair of M44 trousers and are impossible to find as a spare. Nicely marked 0/0390/032? and a large size 110.

Hard to upgrade matching bayonet marked 42 asw indicating production by E. & F. Horster & Co. Solingen. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 7440 and has nice clean bakelite grips. The bayonet is in very good uncleaned, unsharpened and matching (!) condition and is complete with its tropical frog.