Wehrmacht

Late war unissued Zeltbahn in Waffen-SS Oak camouflage. The Zeltbahn is nicely made up out of different colours of camouflaged material, typical for a late war manufacture. What makes this zeltbahn rare is that its of a late war “4 panel” construction. That means that on both far ends of the left and right side a extra triangle is sewn on. Next to that the left panel on the autumn side is unique in that the colours seem to be reversed; this is a first for me. The material is stunning and vibrant and looks like the day it was made. The zeltbahn never had any buttons applied. A unique late war Waffen-SS Zeltbahn with reversed coloursmost probably made in 1945!

Original MG34 and MG42 ammunition drums in original carrier maker marked WA 43. The carrier is in good used condition and show signs of multiple repaints.

Very nice matching pair of unissued tropical equipment straps. Hard to find a matching pair! Perfect for a Zeltbahn.

Very nice original US tanker jacket in size small with its original label maker marked and dated Novelty Sportwear 1941 . Very hard to find in good condition. Perfect for a mannequin!

Mint large sized second pattern equipment belt maker marked and dated 1944 RBNr. 0/0390/006? indicating production in Dresden. Choice example in a very good large size!

Very nice original US M13A1 binoculars with its original M17 case. The binoculars are in good, near mint condition.

Nice collapsible tinted blue leather motorcycle/vehicle goggles marked Ultrasin 55% in its original pouch.

Very nice untouched MG34 and MG42 ammunition drum carrier in full original factory paint. Very hard to find piece without any postwar alterations. Nicely maker marked and dated 959 43. 

Rare mint felt liners for the reversible parka gloves in mint condition.

Very nice original and mint US FM BAR magazine belt marked BOYT 42. Complete its original leather FM BAR tool pouch.

Very nice and unissued US M1 Garand cartridge belt. Nicely maker marked and dated Burlington Mills inc 1942. The belt is unissued but one male lift the dot stud is missing.

Nice original third pattern US first aid kit that was installed in all combat, cargo, transport, training planes, and gliders at the factory as well as in the E-8, E-11 and E-12 Emergency Sustenance Kits. The kit comes with the partial contents but -as always- is missing the morphine syrettes. These kits can also be seen worn on the belts of glider- and paratroopers.

Rare period metal sign marked SAFE LANE indicating a safe route. These make great backdrops to any collection!

Nice and uncommon US tin plated mess tin marked US LEYSE 1943 with a complete set of utensils.

Soldbuch of Franz Öhlinger who served under 12./SS Polizei Regiment 19 and later 4. Pol. Wach-Battl 17 XVII (Wien). The Soldbuch is in good complete condition and comes with picture and many entries. A nice Soldbuch that would be a great base for further research. Öhlinger was awarded the war merits cross second class with swords.

Textbook Wehrmacht issue blanket. The blanket has a acceptance stamp for a Hauptverbandplatz.

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!

Textbook Luftwaffe M43 field cap maker marked RBNr. 0/0678/5015 indicating production by Franz Ritter vorm. Carl Roth Würzburg, dated September 1944 in size 56. The cap is a textbook example in very good, lightly worn condition. The cap is adorned with a cockade and eagle which are neatly sewn but in my opinion restored to the cap. The insignia is not sewn through the lining and the lining has not been opened. This is visually impossible to see in hand and on photographs. But this is my opinion. The wool retains virtually all of the nap and doesn’t show a lot of wear. Textbook cap in great condition!