Waffen SS

Exceptional example of a early DAK or Afrika Korps bayonet with its typical early green tropical frog. The bayonet still retains most if not all of its blueing and is in untouched, uncleaned and dusty condition. The best DAK bayonet I’ve had to offer in a long time!

A nice unissued M42 helmet marked NS62 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, Schwerte. The helmet retains its original liner. The helmet has no chinstrap, and most likely it was never fitted as it is unissued. The helmet retains up to 95% of its original field grey paint. If you are looking for a unissued M42 helmet, this is it.

Nice original set of Gebirgsjäger carrying strap connectors. These are virtually missing from most if not all Gebirgsjäger rucksacks and connect the carrying straps to the ammunition pouches.

Stone mint late war bayonet frog marked RBNr.0/0630/001. The leather is soft and pliable, impossible to upgrade.

These straps where issued to MG crews and assisted in carrying the MG34 and MG42 ammunition boxes. The material is strong and in good used condition. These straps are hard to come by and would display nicely with a pair of ammunition boxes.

A very nice 1940 dated Enfield No.2 MK1 hammerless service revolver. Nicely EU-Deactivated; can only dry fire and open up. Great for a mannequin!

Rare late war M31 Splittertarn Zeltbahn with rotating button holes. This Zeltbahn was produced in a small experimental batch between May and July 1944. The Zeltbahn is in used condition with none of its buttons and one or two small damages. One of the rarest Zeltbahns to find!

When firing the MG34 and MG42 continuously the German soldiers where presented with a harsh and difficult task: changing the barrel. The MG34 and MG42 where both made with a quick-change barrel and to help in the changing of the barrel these gloves where invented and issued. These gloves where issued with the accessories of the MG34 and MG42. It is simply used by placing the hand under the strap and using the pad to cover your hand when you grab the hot, sometimes even glowing barrel. The barrel is then placed in the Laufschützer or barrel carrier to cool down and a cool new barrel is inserted. According to regulations, the barrel had to be changed after 150 rounds fired continuously. Every MG team had one or two spare barrels in spare barrel carriers with their field equipment. The MG34 barrel carrier is in very good condition with 95% of the original tan colour remaining. The carrier was once overpainted in blue grey over the original tan factory paint. The carrier is nicely marked beq 1943 indicating production by Framo-Werke G.m.b.H., Hainichen/Sachsen. The carrier is complete with its original LUX marked strap and in very good condition. One of the rarest spares to find for the MG34!

Large late war Sanitätertasche that was supposed to replace the somewhat cumbersome Sanitäter belt pouches. The leather bag is in very good condition with the original label and some of its original contents. Hard to find complete with the often missing or broken carrying strap!

A very nice pair of pre war goggles as issued to motorcyclists in the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS. The goggles are with a nice set of lenses without cracks. The strap retains most of its elastic. These goggles are the finishing touch to a early war Kradmelder mannequin.

A nice bakelite 6×30 Dienstglas container in very good condition. Complete with the original leather straps on the back.

A stunning original MG34 ammunition box with unit markings and a yellow and red stripe indicating a specific type of ammunition such as tracer and armour penetrating.

A very nice 6×30 Dienstglas complete with strap and bakelite rain guard marked ddx indicating ddx indicating production by Voigtlaender u. Sohn AG, Braunschweig.  The binoculars are in good clear condition with the rangefinder or Strichplatte still retaining in the right reticle. A nice piece in good condition!

Nice mint example of a Heer breadbag complete with strap.

Nice original Luftwaffe pattern equipment belt. Nicely maker marked and dated 1937.

A nice original Luftwaffe equipment strap unit marked Flak Regt 22.

Perfect pre war M31 messkit marked W.A.L. 40 indicating production by Westfalische Aluminium Industrie, Junger & Co., Lüdenscheid in 1940. The messkit retains its original factory paint up to 98% and would be near impossible to upgrade. Very hard to find such a early messkit!

Very nice complete late war gasmask. The canister is in very good condition with most of its original paint. The straps are a nice matching set with a late war wire hook. The Gasmask is complete and in very good condition, hard to upgrade!

A very nice and mint US musette bag marked Betty Bag co 1942.