Waffen SS

Stunning original M18 helmet in vibrant three-tone Normandy camouflage pattern. The M18 retains up to 90% of its original wartime applied camouflage paint with strong vibrant colours. The helmet shows signs of decals under the camouflage paint. The helmet retains its originally wartime fitted zinc liner and chinstrap.  The helmet was found in the Netherlands where a bunch in this camouflage pattern have turned up over the years. This helmet is a spectacular example of a three-tone camouflage on a reissued world war one helmet. The helmet looks to be size 66 shell. These reissued world war one helmets can be found from time to time, but this is one of the only ones I’ve ever seen in three tone camouflage! A stunning helmet that would fit in most if not all camouflage helmet collections!

Arguably one of the best gasmasks I’ve ever had the pleasure to offer to the market. A excellent original camouflaged gasmask canister in untouched condition with field made Italian camouflage cover, named to SS-Panzer Grenadier Walter Worofka. The gasmask was found in household clearing about 10 years ago in Houthalen, Belgium. The canister retains its original field applied two-tone camouflage finish up to 75%. The gasmask canister was found with a well worn field made cloth cover made out of Italian camouflage material which fits snugly around the canister. The canister and the cover show the same untouched patina with wear and tear. A marching order to Andernach is signed by a SS Obersturmführer und stellvertr. Batl.-Führer with the Feldpostnummer 11150 A indicating SS-Panzergrenadier-Regiment 1 – Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler. This is a exceptional opportunity to purchase a piece of history that would be a nice base for further research; surely

11150
(Mobilmachung-1.1.1940) Stab II SS-Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler
(2.1.1940-27.4.1940) Stab II u. 5.-8. Sturm SS-Leibstandarte Adolf
Hitler
(1.2.1941-11.7.1941) Stab II u. 6.-10. Kompanie Leibstandarte SS
Adolf Hitler
(15.7.1942-24.1.1943) Stab II u. 6.-10. Kompanie
SS-Panzergrenadier-Division Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler
(25.1.1943-31.7.1943) Stab II u. 6.-10. Kompanie
SS-Grenadier-Regiment 1 (LSSAH)
(1.8.1943-23.3.1944) 3.2.1944 Stab II u. 6.-10. Kompanie
Panzergrenadier-Regiment 1 (1. SS-Division)
(24.3.1944-6.11.1944) 31.7.1944 Stab II u. 5.-8. Kompanie
Panzergrenadier-Regiment 1 (1. SS-Division).

Textbook original US M1942 paratrooper trousers in good, worn condition. Inside the trousers are marked with the laundry codes 1986-J and W-1986. The trousers are a good, medium size and would fit most modern mannequins. Although the jump jackets are often seen for sale, the trousers were often worn out in post war civilian life. These trousers are in good condition and would be a nice addition to any paratrooper mannequin.

Rare original wooden Mine warning sign in untouched condition. Extremely rare piece; most of these ended up in wood stoves and floor boards post war. This example is in good, untouched condition with up to 90% of its original period paint remaining. Original wooden signs are extremely hard to find and mostly in poor condition, this is a scarce opportunity to buy an authentic example which is decorative and would be very hard to upgrade!

Textbook US unissued M1942 paratrooper jump trousers size 32×37 1/2. The trousers are in very good, near mint condition with only minor storage wear. The trousers are the early pattern with V shaped reinforcements underneath the trouser legs. Rare early pattern trousers in a good medium wide and large length size which would fit most modern mannequins perfectly!

 

Exceptional original Waffen-SS officers belt and buckle by Emil Jüttner. The belt and buckle are in equal good, lightly worn condition and where found together. The buckle is a very nice example with most of its silver wash remaining and a typical example by Emil Jüttner. The belt is a very good size 109 fitting most if not all mannequins. The belt and buckle are a very nice set that would be very hard to upgrade.

Superb Sumpftarn camouflaged winter uniform set or Winteranzug in stone mint condition. The set is matching, both the parka as the trousers are marked RBNr. 0/0456/0025 and size 2/(II) which would fit perfectly on most likely all of the modern mannequins! Beautiful late war winter combat garment/uniform in stone mint condition which would be impossible to be upgraded!

Rare, early (pre 1942) manufactured and matching MP38 u. MP40 magazine pouches which is easily recognizable by the D-ring which is sewn in to the upper left corner. The magazine pouch is in excellent, light worn condition. The manufacturer of these pouches is still unidentified. Nice early examples in very good condition.

Nice original first pattern Luftwaffe Felddivision smock in Splittertarn B camouflage. The smock is a nice first pattern with press studs on the sleeves and the Splittertarn B printed on Grünmeliert fabric. The smock is a obviously combat worn example in very nice condition. The garment is a nice large mannequin size and would be a nice base for a combat mannequin!

Excellent original EF64 M40 Heer helmet in three-tone ‘Normandy’ Camouflage. The helmet is marked EF64 indicating production by Emaillierwerke Fulda. The helmet retains its factory fitted liner and period affixed chinstrap. The helmet retains up to 80% of its original and vibrant three-tone camouflage paint. The helmet is nicely named in the skirt to Gefreiter Weinhold. Excellent original three-tone camouflage helmet!

Excellent cased tan MGZ40 with original tan case. The case and scope itself are both marked dpw. The can is in very good condition with up to 90% of its factory paint, spring closure, pull tab and backstraps fully intact.  The scope is in good fully adjustable condition with both levels intact. The rubber eyecup is original to the piece. Very hard to find a nice and cased set!

Textbook Imperial M16 helmet with factory installed liner and chinstrap in very good condition. The helmet retains its original wartime applied Mimikri camouflage up to 90%. This is a unique camouflage helmet with splotches added to the Mimikri camouflage. A top shelf camouflage helmet that would be very hard to upgrade!

Truly a stunning textured three tone Normandy camouflage helmet. The helmet is a real stunner; named, loads of patina, vibrant colours and a Luftwaffe decal peaking through the paint! The helmet is marked SE64 indicating production by Sächsische Emaillier und Stanzwerke A.G. The helmet retains its original liner and chinstrap and is in untouched condition. The short part of the chinstrap is damaged but would still be easily fixed without further damage with a spare or a piece of wire. The helmet is named to Obergefreiter Hohmann. 

If you’re looking for a killer camouflage helmet that will tick all your boxes this is it!

Superb and complete 1941 dated MG34 and MG42 Kleiner Werkzeugkasten für Waffenmeister. These tool kits where issued to be able to do the basic repairs and maintenance to the MG34 and MG42. The set retains all of those small items that are easily lost. The caliber proof, the file and the wet stone are all there and marked. The set comes its very nice 1941 dated ammunition tin retaining full wartime paint and leather handle protectors. The case would be a asset to any equipment and or machine gun orientated collection. The set is in my opinion unissued and unused. Most of these will have found their way post war civilian life; this one is still complete in original configuration. Choice example!

Stunning NCO M36 field blouse in unissued condition. The garment features its full length skirt, sleeves and waist and is not tailored. The wool still retains 100% of its original nap and would easily be classed as mint. The garment has zero holes or damages. The insignia on the garment are original and period factory applied to the garment. The garment is a medium size for modern mannequins. The garment is a perfect example of a M36 NCO garment that would be impossible to upgrade. Perfect for a May 1940 display!

Textbook three tone camouflage helmet marked Q64 indicating production by Quist. This helmet originated from the Falaise pocket where it was picked up after the war. The helmet retains its beautiful three tone camouflage pattern that can surely be considered being a ‘Normandy’ pattern. The helmet retains its factory installed liner and chinstrap. The helmet retains loads of patina and is in very good uncleaned condition.