Waffen SS

Nice mid to late war K98 bayonet frog with mixed smooth and pebbled leather. Hard to find in unissued condition like this!

Nice lightbrown Sanitäter pouches in very good, unissued condition. One of them is marked dny 1941 indicating production by Karl Bollmann & Co., Lederwarenfabrik, Tuttlingen. There are a few scissors inside the pouch.

Nice original blue Tragegurt 34 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.

Mint Klein & Quenzer Hitlerjugend buckle with its original factory paper RZM tag marked RZM M4/115.  The buckle itself is nicely marked RZM M4/115. Can’t be upgraded!

A very nice 6×30 Dienstglas complete with strap and bakelite rain guard marked bmj indicating production by Hensoldt u. Soehne, Mechanisch-Optische Werke AG, Wetzlar . The binoculars are in good clear condition with the rangefinder or Strichplatte still retaining in the right reticle. The binoculars are named and unit marked to 8. Kompanie 544. 544 possibly refers to Infanterie/Grenadier regiment 544. A nice named piece in good condition!

Untouched British MKII helmet dated 1938. Hard to find these pre war MKII helmets in good, untouched condition.

A very nice late war M31 Kochgeschirr marked MKL 40. The messkit is in great condition and still retains up to 95% of the factory paint. This maker mark is only scarcely encountered!

Stone mint reversible Splittertarn parka trousers. No damages or holes and most if not all of its originally sewn buttons. Interesting detail is the pocket lining made out of Sumpftarn. Best reversible parka trousers I’ve ever had to offer!

A original short handled pioneer shovel with carrier. The shovel and its carrier are both in very good original condition. The shovel carrier is nicely marked marked evg 43 indicating production by Max Oswald, Lederwaren-und Reiseartikel-Fabrik, Karlsruhe. These short handled shovels where what the pioneers carried into the field, the long handled shovels have the same blade but are originally meant for vehicles. The short handled E-tool comes with the original presstoff cover in very good condition. These short shovels and their short covers are very hard to find!

Rare Presstoff map holder and plotting board. Typical construction marked with Waffenamt and 3106.

Late war equipment belt in brown leather. Nicely marked 0/0353/0087 and dated 1943. Typical modern mannequin size and in good supple condition!

Minty mid to late war Luftwaffe breadbag in unissued condition.

A very nice red brown bakelite case for the 6×30 Dienstglas. The case is complete with leather support straps on the back and a grey rubber pull strap. The case is in very good clean condition.

A original and supple K98 bayonet frog marked 0/1250/0011 EZGJ 1943 in good unissued condition. Hard to find accessory!

Nice pair of M36 Heer EM shoulderstraps for a Pionier in very good condition.

A nice complete set marked Gebr. Wichmann m.b.H. 18732. These where used to read angles on maps in a 6400 mills scale. Hard to find, especially with the original leather pouch!

Nice M40 breadbag in good used condition. This model was only produced for a short period between the grey pre war model and the model without the belt loop reinforcements. Nice example!

Petrix 646 torch in very good lightly used condtion. This torch was designed for para- and military purposes prior to the war. Featuring a compass and multiple filters and a lightbulb that can be focussed. The torch is in great condition and would be a nice and rare addition to the specialized torch collection!

Unique Luftwaffe single decal M42 camouflage Stahlhelm marked ET66 indicating production by Eisenhüttenwerke-Thale. The helmet has a nice large size 66 liner and a shortened chinstrap which is original to the helmet. The helmet retains its original camouflage paint and decal up to 90%. The helmet has a typical dark green camouflage paint that can be found a lot on helmets found in the Netherlands. The dark green camouflage paint has been dabbed onto the helmet and has multiple fingerprints in the paint. The helmet is nicely unit marked and named inside II Flak 21 H. Mackart. The helmet is a great example of a original camouflage helmet in great condition!