Original German militaria

Beautiful and rare tan coloured 10×50 Panzer Dienstglas in good used and working condition. The binoculars are nicely marked bmj which indicates production by Hensoldt u. Soehne, Mechanisch-Optische Werke AG, Wetzlar. Beautiful tan coloured 10×50 Panzer Dienstglas. Not to be confused with the early postwar produced examples which lack serial numbers and are marked DF.

Rare Kriegsmarine issue 7×50 armoured binoculars or Dienstglas in overall good condition. The binoculars are nicely marked blc which indicates production by Carl Zeiss, Jena. The binoculars retains all of its rubber (armoured) parts. A lot of the thick rubber parts show repairs where the rubber cracked because of the drought of the material, sadly it is unclear how and when these repairs happened.  The binoculars are finished in the typical yellow/green Kriegsmarine paint and this remains for up to 90%. The sight is still very good and the lenses are clean and clear without any damages. Nice and rare to find binoculars which were also used in the U-boot!

Aluminum MG34 ammunition case in field repainted camouflage on top of the classic pre war grey factory paint. Aesthetic example!

Aluminum MG34 ammunition case in very good used condition.

Excellent Luftwaffe issued equipment belt complete with its tabbed aluminium belt buckle. The belt is nicely marked LBA.(s) which indicates the belt was accepted by the Luftwaffe. The belt and buckle are both Luftwaffe issue and this is IMO an untouched original set. The belt buckle itself is a tabbed aluminium example manufactured by Friedrich Turck, Lüdenscheid in 1938, this is one of the rarest manufacturers I have ever encountered! This is a very nice untouched set in overall good condition with a rare belt buckle which would be hard to upgrade!

Rare original Flemish made steel Hitlerjugend belt buckle in unissued condition. The buckle is a typical, Flemish made example with the tell tale silver paint with soldered catch and a typical non-RZM quality overall. There is discussion about the manufacturer of these buckles but the design and finish of these buckles is typical for the Flemish production for me. These buckles where recently found in the former Hitlerjugend recruitment office in Brugge, Belgium. Of 26 buckles found I have the opportunity to offer you several examples. There will not be a restock of these buckles as the source is empty.

Nice original MG34 and MG42 ammunition drum in its full original factory finish with the subtle brown camouflage that is typical for the early equipment and vehicles. Hard to find spare part that will finish a display. The top has the handpainted weapon serial 54.