Wehrmacht

Excellent pre war pattern breadbag in good used condition. This example features all the typical signs of an early breadbag: leather loop reinforcements, aluminium hardware, high quality painted leather and of course the grey/green coloured fabric. The breadbag is nicely marked but this is sadly unreadable, dated 1938/1939. The breadbag features a small stitched label with most likely the original owners initials!

Unissued pre war breadbag strap marked Gottschalk & Co. Kassel 1938 with the unit marking 9.A.R. 14 I.

Textbook mid to late war breadbag strap in excellent condition. The strap is nicely RBNr. marked and in unissued condition.

Excellent and hard to find extension cable for the Brustmikrofon. The cable is complete and in good light used condition. Both connectors are marked 1943. Excellent piece of Brustmikrofon equipment!

Beautiful late war FF33 field phone. The FF33 is marked 1944 E which is indicating an unknown maker and production in 1944. The phone comes with the crank and battery case. The bakelite case is undamaged and has a nice reddish colour. All parts are marked 1944 and the field phone is completely matching!

Note: The field phone appears to be in good shape and is complete with all the necessary parts to use it including the battery box which is mostly broken or missing. I have not opened or tested the field phone!

Single Heer shoulderstrap for a Unteroffizier der Infanterie in good used condition – at some point the tongue was cut off!

Excellent original Regimental Cypher shoulderstrap slip-ons for Panzergrenadier-Regiment 15. Hard to find slip-ons in the Panzergrenadier Waffenfarbe! The Panzergrenadier-Regiment 15 was part of the Panzergrenadier-Division 29 which saw a lot of action in Italy in 1944!

A nice worn pair of shoulderstraps for a Soldat der Flakartillerie. 

Original British / Canadian issue Dispatch rider goggles in good, lightly used condition. The case is dated 1943, the goggles are dated 1941.

Luftwaffe collar tab for a Oberleutnant der Fliegertruppe. Excellent example in good condition.

Matching Heer Gebirgsjäger officer collar tabs in good used condition.

Nice map ruler in great condition. The ruler is nicely marked Logarex with an WaA. Nice example which would make a great addition to a mapcase!

A nice original short gasmask strap, hard to find spare!

Textbook late war produced set of a cleaning and an oiling brush in unissued and mint condition. The cleaning brush or Reinigungsbürsteis made out of brass bristles in the middle and normal bristles on both of the ends. The oiling brush or Ölbürste is made completely out of normal bristles and is a bit wider than the cleaning brush. Nice original set of two brushes which are often missing in the RG34 cleaning kit. Very nice set in good used condition which is almost impossible to find!

Rare RG34 takedown and cleaning tool or Hulschenkopfwischer which is mostly missing from these cleaning kits. Beautiful authentic example which is nicely marked and early dated(!) Mundlos 1936. Hard to find early/pre war example as a spare to complete a kit!

Rare fully matching deactivated G41(W) rifle in good condition. The rifle is a unmolested example with full matching numbers. The wooden stock or metal work have not been refinished. The rifle is without any serious defects and is matching complete to the cleaning rod. The rifle is a rare example with a handful of examples remaining today. These rifles saw a lot of action in Normandy with the 21. Panzerdivision and with elements of FJR6. The rifle is marked duv 43 indicating production by BLM (Berlin-Lübecker Maschinenfabrik. Of 145.000 G41 (W)’s being produced in 1940, this is one of the few that is left and would make a great addition to any collection!

Pickup is preferred, shipping within the Netherlands at cost of quality packaging and shipping at your own risk. I will not and can not ship this outside the EU.

Rare and 78,5 x 43,5cm large original poster reading Kunstenaars zien den Arbeidsdienst, Tentoonstelling naar motieven uit den Nederlandschen Arbeidsdienst, Rotterdam Museum Boymans 24 December 1943 t/m 9 January 1944. The back shows some folds but nothing majorly disturbing. The picture in the middle depicts Koenraad of the Arbeitsdienst. Desirable original poster with vivid colours!