Wehrmacht

Rare M45 pattern overcoat dated 1945. Out of all the Wehrmacht overcoats this Mantel surely is the rarest variant to find. Unlike other army issue overcoats this one has two, not 4 slits for belt hooks which fits perfectly with the M44 jacket. The garment is made out of brown recycled wool only encountered on very late war M44 garments. The Mantel is dated 1945 which is a rare feat for any German garment. The overcoat comes with its matching pair of late war M44 pattern Infanterie EM shoulderstraps in the matching brown wool as the base coat which are equally rare as the coat itself. Incredibly rare late war garment in unissued condition!

Textbook unissued Feldherrnhalle cufftitle with RZM label. The cufftitle is in unissued condition and would be very hard to upgrade!

Excellent Heer aluminum belt buckle marked Schmole & Comp Menden 1936.

Excellent and textbook pair of period privately purchased riding boots for officers within the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS. Excellent pair complete with a pair of DRP marked spanners!

Rare pre war SS-VT hammerhead sleeve eagle in uniform removed condition. This pre war variant has the typical hammerhead design which is typical for the SS-Verfügungstruppen.

Superb and scarce mint M40 pattern Heer EM shoulderstraps for Nebelwerfer troops. Textbook construction with rayon piping in the typical purple colour for Nebelwerfer troops.

Excellent original dagger hanger in good condition. The hanger is backed with green felt. Good piece with the extension part.

Very nice pre war tall black messkit marked RZM FA.1/34 JSD 34 indicating production by J.Schmalzeder Erben, Dresden. The messkit is in very good unissued condition. This tall, pre war model was most probably made and used by a political organization. The prewar political models for the Hitlerjugend, Allgemeine-SS and SA where finished in a black paint. Sometimes these where used by members of the Waffen-SS as well, as some wartime images of the 12 SS Panzerdivision show.

Original death card to Belgian Gerhard Arens born in Valender, Belgium, Grenadier in a Infanterie Regiment. Having served in the Belgian army before he drafted in the Heer in 1942. He was wounded in action 29.3.1943 with heavy shrapnel wounds. He died 8 days later in a field hospital. The

Rare original deathcard to the Flemish volunteer and VNV member SS-Sturmmann Petrus de Munck killed in action south of Krassno-Bor vor Leningrad 22.3.1943.

Rare navy M38 communications gasmask dated 1938. The gasmask is named to Schneider and unit marked M 05049. The gasmask is a very nice and textbook example with a Kriegsmarine acceptance stamp.

05049
(Mobilmachung-1.1.1940) 10. Kompanie Infanterie-Regiment 311,
(2.1.1940-27.4.1940) gestrichen, wurde Fp.Nr. 27649 C,
(28.4.1940-14.9.1940) AbschnittVerpflegungs-Amt (Nbr.)
Nordfrankreich, dann Marine-Verpflegungs-Amt Nordfrankreich
(1.2.1941-11.7.1941) Marine-Verpflegungs-Amt Lumbres.

Excellent and typical M35 Heer helmet marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. A typical example of a 1940 campaign repaint with the helmet exterior being overpainted in a dull Feldgrau masking the Heer decal. The helmet retains its factory fitted non reinforced size 57 liner and early chinstrap. The helmet retains its paint and decal up to 85%. The helmet is nicely named Nahrstedt in the skirt of the helmet. Very nice helmet with just the right amount of wear that would be very hard to upgrade!

Excellent pre war Austrian M17 helmet reissued in the Wehrmacht Heer. The helmet had a M31 type liner factory fitted and two decals applied. The Heer decal retains up to 99% of its original covering and is the textbook and rare type as made by Gus Abel. The tricolor decal was painted over as per regulations in 1940. The factory fitted liner is a size 59 and the chinstrap is nicely dated 1930. The helmet is a very nice example of a transitional double decal helmet with rare decal in untouched condition.

Excellent world war one Belgian M1915 Adrian helmet in black paint indicating it was issued to the Rijkswacht.

Rare original German reversible winter parka recognition sleeve armbands in unissued condition. These sleeve armbands proved useful on the eastern front where the German and Russian winter camouflage uniforms looked alike and men needed to be able to tell friend from foe in seconds. These armbands can be worn with the dark or red side outwards and are made of screen printed red fabric. Scarce opportunity to buy a original set of recognition armbands!