Original German militaria

Original second pattern Wehrmacht issue vehicle first aid kit or Verbandkasten. Excellent second pattern example!

US M1943 field trousers 32×34 Samuel Elman Co, march 5 1945. Excellent piece in unissued condition!

Textbook US M1936 musette bag with the laundry code O-1651157 TTP and S-0019. The musette bag is marked The Langdon tent manufacturing co 1943.

One of the last Luftwaffe pattern rucksacks produced; around 1943 the late war ‘M44’ pattern rucksack was developed for all branches. Rare to find with RBNR markings!

Excellent Y-strap in very good, most likely unissued condition. The Y-strap is nicely marked RBNr. 0/0350/0152 which indicates production by an unknown manufacturer. Typical and rare late war example with a simplified wire skeleton hook on the back strap. Excellent example to complete any Wehrmacht or Waffen-SS combat mannequin!

Excellent and rare to find MG spare bolt box for the Lafette 42. The box is made out of steel and has a few bits of paint still left on it. This is the 3 type spare bolt box which could contain both the MG34 as the MG42 bolt but has only been observed in use on the Lafette 42. These boxes are rare to find in good condition without being messed with post war!

Rare original FF33 field phone connector cable in good condition. Originally all field phones where issued with these and they are virtually always missing!

Beautiful army issue leather compass carrying strap with brass hardware which makes it most likely that it’s a pre war produced carrying strap. The strap is in good condition and is very hard to find as a spare in this condition!

General purpose dust goggles or “Umbral” goggles as patented and produced by Carl Zeiss, Jena. The construction of the goggles indicate that it’s late war production. The goggles itself are made out of a grayish coloured leather and are undamaged but in salty condition.

Sanitäter Salbe containers in good condition.

Rare field grey Luftwaffe Hermann Göring division shoulderstraps in unissued condition. These late war, unpiped shoulderstraps were issued with the late issue field grey four pocket Luftwaffe M43 field blouse. These straps have no piping which in my opinion is logical. Being of a field grey in stead of a Luftwaffe blue wool, it would be very hard finding shoulderstraps in matching wool colour. In my opinion these were intended for the unit to apply their own piping like the late war piped Hermann Göring collar tabs. The straps are typical late war examples with simplified construction. A similar pair can be found here

Luftwaffe (blue wool backing) Gefreiter chevron in good condition.