Waffen SS

Original FF33 field phone sling in used and somewhat stiff but displayable condition. Pre war example dated 1937.

Nice example of an M34 Tornister with the directly attached carrying straps. The Tornister itself is nicely marked E.G. Leuner, Bautzen 1943 on the leather part on the back. The carrying straps seem to be early issued types made by Otto Koberstein in 1936 which are nicely unit marked 1./I.R.45. The Tornister is in a good used condition and is a very interesting example which is named O. Gefr. Schomberg on the back with a purple coloured Kopiërstift which was often used to name equipment.

Rare original empty(!) tube Hypodermatic tablets No. 13 Morphine sulphate, 1-4 gr.
Guaranteed under The Food and Drugs Act, June 30th, 1906
Guarantee No.6. Parke. Davis & Co.

Textbook late war Luftwaffe issue blue coloured breadbag in almost mint and probably unissued condition. No markings are found on this example. Stunning late war example which would be hard to upgrade!

Beautiful brownish bakelite cup which is in a good used condition, the cup has some scratches and a tiny damage on the rim. The cup is nicely marked with an MPD code which was typical for period produced bakelite items. The MPD code F7/S Indicates production by an unknown maker and that the used material is Phenolic resin (bakelite) with sawdust as the filler material. Outstanding brown bakelite cup to complete a canteen or a display!

Rare original Heer issued guide for installing the field telephone 33 or Der Feldfernsprecher 33 – Heeres Dienstvorschrift 95/13. The guide is published in 1937 and is in a good used condition. Very hard to find accessory for the field telephone!

Beautiful M42 canteen in untouched condition, the press studs are a bit rusty thereby we didn’t’t open it. The cup is nicely marked RFI 43 which indicates production by Rudolf Fissler KG, Idar-Oberstein in 1943. There flask itself is finished in the unusual green paint instead of the red primer! Nice untouched M42 canteen!

Neat original pocket edition Roulette game. These small and popular games were used by the troops to overcome the often long waits on and behind the front. Produced by Wm. F. Drueke & Sons. Nice personal item in good and complete condition!

General purpose dust goggles or “Umbral” goggles as patented and produced by Carl Zeiss, Jena. The construction of the goggles and the pouch indicates that this is a late war production set. The goggles are featuring uncommon green coloured lenses but this is hard to see on the photographs. Ersatz construction made out multiple pieces which can be observed on the top of the goggles!

Rare original postcard depicting the Panzervernichtigungsabzeichen.

A set of two matching equipment straps marked A Jeurgens Goch 1941 in mint unissued condition.

Beautiful Wehrmacht issue morse key as used by radio and phone operators in great condition. The bakelite housing is in great condition with only a small chip missing at the hinge which is almost unnoticeable and is beautifully marked and dated 1942!

Beautiful, unissued and textbook M31 mess kit in almost perfect mint condition. The mess kit has clearly never been used and shows some minor traces of storage. The lid and hinges are all beautifully marked ESB 42 which indicates production by Eduard Sommerfeld, Berlin in 1942. The mess kit retains up to 98% of its original green olive finish and would be very hard to upgrade considering this is a textbook and mint condition piece!

Uncommon Luftwaffe medical or Sanitäter EM shoulderstraps with dark blue coloured rayon piping. The set of matching shoulderstraps is in stone mint and most likely unissued condition!