Original German militaria

Textbook Waffen-SS Aluminum belt buckle. The aluminum buckle is marked RZM 36/39 ᛋᛋ indicating production by Overhoff in 1939. Rare and hard to find buckle and a essential piece for the specialized buckle collector!

Rare Waffen-SS M42 Blurred Edge camouflage smock in hbt or Drillich material. The smock is in very good, combat worn condition with loads of character. The smock retains its factory sewn foliage loops and collar in oak leaf pattern. The smock is a rare variant in good worn condition, a very attractive piece!

Waffen-SS overprint Plane tree 3/3 Zeltbahn in very good, used condition. A nice 1943 dated example in good condition that would be hard to upgrade!

Textbook pre K98 era rifle sling for the K98ZA rifle. Hard to find sling in good used condition!

Textbook MP38 u. MP40 sling in good used condition. Hard to find spare in very good condition!

Excellent matching set for EM ranks inside of a pioneer unit. Nice late war example with rayon black piping!

Rare original Panzerfaust manual in very good condition.A good period manual which goes into all the details needed to safely load, fire and maintenance one of these. Hard to find, original manual that would be very hard to upgrade!

Excellent rubberized gas cape pouch in excellent, unissued condition. The pouch is nicely marked Gebrüder Wendler G.m.b.H in a white circular ink stamp and features nice resin closing buttons!

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

Unissued straight E-tool carrier manufactured out of Pressstoff. The carrier is nicely marked nju 43 which indicates production by G. Hertter & Co, Fellbach in 1943. Excellent example with only traces of storage which would be hard to upgrade!

Excellent leather equipment belt in stone min and thereby most likely unissued condition. The belt is nicely marked RBNr. 0/1001/0045 and the belt measures 95cm’s in length which would fit any mannequin! Perfect example!

Nice webbing equipment belt in very good condition. The belt is nicely marked with a capital “M” which could indicate a manufacturer or something else. The belt measures 83cm’s in length as is also ink stamped on the belt. Nice example!

Nice and rare accessory for the FF33 field phone. This device was attached to the top of a FF33 and allowed the handset to be placed in the cradle, depressing the buttons and disconnecting the line. Basically turning the FF33 into a desk model. Produced by Saba in 1940. Very nice and hard to upgrade SB-Zusatz for the FF33.

Excellent issue M30 pattern gasmask in unissued condition. The mask is perfect to complete a 1937 canister and would be impossible to upgrade!

Very nice German optic lightning cable diffuser in excellent and probably in working condition. This example is nicely marked with a late war 3 letter code fwq which is a still unidentified manufacturer. This sort of switch could be worn on the belt to easily control the settings!

Excellent late war manufactured leather K98 bayonet frog. The frog is in excellent, close to mint condition. The frog features a nice pebbled leather retaining strap and a faded RBNr. on the back. Perfect example to match with a late war bayonet!

Anti partisan badge in Silver – C.E. Juncker, Berlin. Late war type 4 zinc Bandenkampfabzeichen with wide pin setup and no cut out holes between the snakes. Silver wash finished example that remains in unworn condition. Shows about 70% of the finish still remaining. These silver examples are nearly always found with completely faded finish making it difficult to judge the grade. This being an exceptionally well preserved example that can therefor be considered very rare. This APB was brought home by a US soldier after the war and taken from his estate. The pick up story is unknown, however the unworn appearance suggest this was grabbed from left over stock at the end or after the war. Extremely difficult to find an honest silver example with this much finish!

Rare MP44 pouch set marked JWA 44 and mkb 42 indicating production by Moritz Stecher, Lederwerk, Freiburg. The pouches are both in very good, unused condition and show a typical mix of fabric, sewing techniques and thread used in the construction. These pouches are slightly different which is completely normal for these late war pouches mostly made from scrap material. The pouches retain all 6 closing straps with typical woven holes and metal lux points. The straps are handsewn to the front of the closing flaps which is typical for the pouches made by Moritz Stecher. The closing flaps are lined in leather with the sides in yellow Pressstoff. Very hard to find a pair of pouches, left and right, by the same manufacturer, year and condition. This pair comes from my personal collection and is only for sale because I’m chasing another variant pair. Choice pouches!