Hard to find spare 6×30 Dienstglas case strap in very good and supple condition.

A nice Presstoff binocular case for the 10×50 issue binoculars or Dienstglas. Maker marked and dated 1944 inside and in good as found condition!

A stunning 1936 dated apple green M35 double decal Heer helmet complete with its rare pre war leather carrying rig. The leather carrying rig is typical of construction with a heavyweight steel carabiner. The carrying rig is paired to the helmet was used early in the war by motorized and cavalry units where helmets would have been clipped onto horse saddles or vehicles. These straps are very scarce and hard to find. The helmet is nicely marked Q64 indicating production by Quist with the lot number 5140. The helmet retains up to 85% of its original apple green paint inside and out. The helmet has not two but 4 decals applied stacked on top of each other. This is be one of the earliest re-issue helmets. The helmet retains its original rare 1931 (!) dated single band Schuberth type liner. This was a scarce liner of the first batch of M31 liners for the M35 helmet. The dome of the helmet shows a nice and clear dome stamp dated 1936. The Chinstrap is original to the helmet and nicely dated 1937. The helmet is in very good condition and would be very hard to upgrade. Finding a M35 helmet with original leather carrying rig and stacked decals is very hard!

Stunning mint Waffen-SS M44 Erbsentarn Tarnfeldbluse or Dot 44 camouflage tunic. The garment is in stone mint condition with its originally zigzag sewn sleeve eagle. The colours of the pea dot camouflage are all strong and vibrant. The tunic retains all of its mint and originally sewn buttons complete with its tan glass buttons on the cuffs and bandage pocket. The garment features all of its originally sewn green tunic buttons marked CTD. The collar is a unusual large model which is typical for this manufacturer. The garment is mint and can’t be upgraded.

Nice early, mid war type in good used condition. All leather is supple, light wear to the top. Hard to find one in this nice honest condition!

Rare original M42 wire camouflage helmet marked ckl62. The helmet exhibits a nice cohesion with the wire between the wire and the shell. The wire is tight, original and wartime applied. The liner is also tight and original to the shell. The soft size 55 leather liner is in good, used condition. The chinstrap shows wear and nicely marked on the end. The helmet is marked CKL62 indicating production by Eisenhüttenwerke, Thale. The helmet still retains up to 90% of its original factory textured paint. Authentic wire camouflage helmets like this one are hard to find, and this one is in great condition.

Nice pre war brown pair of K98 ammunition pouches. Not maker matched, but found together. Hard to find a pair of unblackened K98 pouches. All internal dividers are intact and the leather is supple.

Nice pre war belt with dark brown leather. The belt has a lot of unit markings typical for this type of belt. The size is around 90/95 centimeters. Hard to find a pre war Luftwaffe marked belt!

A late war pattern Tragegurt 34 made out of recycled materials woven into a strap. These straps where issued to MG crews and assisted in carrying the MG34 and MG42ammunition boxes. These straps are hard to come by, especially the late war woven types like this one. This is a very desirable strap this material and is in great condition.

A very nice matching large sized M31 Labeflasche marked MN41. All of the parts are marked MN41 indicating production by Metallindustrie GmbH. Neunkirchen-Saar (MENESA). The cup is made out of a nice dark brown bakelite, not to be confused with the standard black cup. Some minor moth damage to the felt, but nothing to serious. A very nice minty canteen!

A very nice and rare Telo Mimetico camouflage M31 Zeltbahn as issued to Heer and Waffen-SS units. The Zeltbahn is in good used condition but lightly faded. A very rare Zeltbahn!

A nice tan painted 6×30 Dienstglas or army issue binoculars. These where issued to all branches in the Wehrmacht. The binoculars retain their original tan paint up to 75%. The binoculars are marked CAG indicating production by Swarovski. The binoculars are in working condition without a Strichplatte. The leather strap is old but in my opinion added to the piece.

Stunning EM M36 field blouse in unissued condition. The garment features its full length skirt, sleeves and waist. The wool still retains 99% of its original nap and would easily be classed as mint. The garment has one small hole in the left sleeve with a imo period repair. The insignia on the garment are original and hand sewn but in my opinion restored. On the left breast pocket a single set of loops is present for a Infanteriesturmabzeichen. The tunic has a nice early and numbered set of M36 white, wool piped infantry shoulder straps. The shoulder straps indicate use for Infanterie Regiment 51. Although the insignia are in my opinion restored this is still a very nice garment in near mint condition and very hard to upgrade. Perfect for a May 1940 display!

A nice set of issue Gebirgsjäger steel crampons. Hard to find item for a Gebirgsjäger mannequin!

Simply the best mint chinstrap I’ve found. Nicely dated 1941, supple and with a nice painted buckle. Mint strap thats impossible to find if you have that one mint M40 helmet!

Hard to find 1940 dated Y-straps in nice used condition. The Y-strap is nice and supple and would be a nice addition to any early mannequin!

Hard to find model B headphones for Panzer troops in unissued condition. Perfect for a armored vehicle display!

A complete pre war EM34 or Entfernungsmesser 34 in complete condition. These where issued with all sorts of artillery pieces and machine guns. They where used to zero in these heavy weapons to shoot accurately on long distances. The range finder comes complete with all the accessories it should have and is expected to be issued with. All carrying straps, slings, covers and even the adjustment tool are there. The optics are clear and give a nice 11 times magnification. The set is still in this pristine condition because it after the war it was reissued and kept in a Norwegian army depot. It has always been stored well! The set is complete with tripod and cover, range finder and cover and the Justierlatte and its rare to find cover. It is hard to find a complete range finder as they are often incomplete.

Late war reversible Sumpftarn parka trousers. The camouflage pattern featured is the early style so called ‘ hard-edged Sumfptarn ‘ with nice contrast and strong colours. The trousers are a good large mannequin size.