Original German militaria

Rare Bakelite 6×30 Dienstglas marked CXN. These binoculars are in good, used condition without structural damage to the bakelite or the hinges. The CXN marking is present but the Dienstglas markings have been erased. This is common practice after 1945. The binoculars come with their period attached strap but it has a small damage. Otherwise a great pair that would nicely display on any late war combat mannequin!

Textbook example of the Handschar Waffen-SS Collar Tab. These were intended for the 13. Waffen-Gebirgs-Division der SS “Handschar”. This is an unissued, late war piece, in the typical “Dachau” construction as found in the SS storehouse at the Dachau camp when it was liberated by US Army forces in 1945. These are embroidered in silver-gray on a base of typical SS black wool. On the reverse, the textbook Dachau type coarsely woven tan buckram stiffener is visible. There is some glue on the back, as well as the white stitching common to these Dachau tabs. Overall textbook construction with silver-white embroidered “Handschar” symbol on a typical black wool backing, and on the reverse the coarsely woven tan buckram stiffener is clearly visible.

Textbook original paratrooper badge in cloth or Fallschirmschützenabzeichen in very good condition.

Aluminum Heer cap eagle in good used condition. All three prongs are intact.

Textbook close combat claps or Nahkampfspange im Bronze by Juncker. Nice piece in undamaged condition with most of its original bronze finish remaining.

US Superior Magneto compass with impregnated pouch in good used condition. The compass is in working but blurry condition; could be cleaned or left as is.

Textbook US M1917 revolver ammunition pouch in good condition.

Immediate post war manufactured mess kit, made by MMT in Tournus in 1945. These mess kits are exactly the same as the pre war examples. The lid however looks to be pre war and has a German name inscribed in the lid.

Typical black Sanitäter pouch marked DRK Sanitätslager Babelsberg 36 in good condition but with one damaged stitching part.

Rare empty cardboard ammunition box for flare ammunition. These cardboard boxes are very hard to find because they mostly didn’t survive the war! Excellent example!