Wehrmacht

Hard to upgrade matching bayonet with tropical frog marked cvl 42 indicating production by WKC Waffenfabrik G.m.b.H., Solingen-Wald. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 5393 and has nice clean bakelite grips. The bayonet is in very good unsharpened, matching (!) condition and comes with its nice tropical frog.

A superb Heer aluminum belt buckle by Dr. Franke & Co manufactured in Lüdenscheid, 1939. The buckle still retains most of its factory green paint which is a rare attribute for these aluminum belt buckles. The buckle is easily graded near mint! A rare buckle in very good condition!

Nice original US M1C Westinghouse paratrooper helmet liner in near mint condition.

Beautiful mint and unissued condition carrying strap for the six cell MP38 ammunition pouch. The strap is made prior to 1940 and thereby intended specifically for the MP38. The strap is nicely marked with some ink stamps but these are sadly fainted and unreadable. Extremely hard to find and rare carrying strap in perfect condition!

Rare original Antenna in its original Presstoff pouch. The antenna is in good, undamaged condition with the blade springs fully functional. Nicely maker marked K&R 43 and Bandantenne 1,20 m. First time I’ve ever seen the accompanying pouch to the antenna!

Beautiful first pattern folding E-tool carrier marked cqr41 indicating production by Lederwerk Sedina Joachim Schell, Sportartikelfabrik, Finkewalde Bez. Stettin. The folding E-tool is marked K-K-K 1940.

Rare original Belgian made EM/NCO Waffen-SS cap eagle. These eagles where produced by Nominette in Aalst, Belgium. Hard to find variant!

One of the hardest parts to find for the German cavalry saddle; the Sattelüberwurf 34 connects the Packtaschen with the saddle and is a vital component for the German cavalry saddle. Very hard to find in any condition; let alone a very nice pre war variant!

Matching K98 bayonet marked fze 44 indicating production by F.W. Holler, Solingen. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 8604 and has nice clean bakelite grips. The bayonet is in a good uncleaned, unsharpened and matching (!) condition with almost 99% of its factory blueing. Nice late war example by the scarcer maker fze with nice reddish bakelite grips. The bayonet was found together with a scarce leather late war frog in perfect condition! Stunning late war set of a beautiful bayonet which matches perfect with the late war frog!

Rare original metal Waffen-SS cap skull by Assmann marked Ges Gesch. The eagle has both originally factory soldered prongs. Very nice original Waffen-SS cap skull in good used condition.

Nice original wartime 10X50 power binoculars or Dienstglas 10X50. This example is nicely marked blc which indicates production by Carl Zeiss, Jena and features a small blue coloured + mark which indicates it is suitable for usage in cold climates. This example comes together with the original strap and bakelite rain cover in great condition. The binoculars are clear and in good working condition without any damages. Excellent Carl Zeiss produced piece which is hard to find in this condition. These binoculars where favored by combat officers, as they give a spectacular long and clear range!

Rare original Tropical motorcyclists coat or Kradmantel marked Lago Mü. The garment is in unissued condition but has some storage wear.

Textbook US M1 swivel bale helmet in mint condition. Textbook helmet with minty Westinghouse marked liner with green buckle leather chinstrap. Beautiful example!

Excellent and rare first pattern tropical Heer pith helmet. The pith helmet is in good used condition and is complete with both metal decals and the original leather chinstrap. The pith helmet retains its factory installed liner and is a perfect example for the tropical front collector!

Textbook first print SS Liederbuch in very good condition. The booklet looks to be complete with all pages. Very hard to find example!

Heer EM/NCO visor cap by Clemens Wagner. The visor is in heavily worn condition with the metal spanner nearly protruding the peak of the cap. The cap has some loose stitching, some moth damage but overall has a nice patina which adds to the character of the hat.

Textbook example of the Handschar Waffen-SS Collar Tab. These were intended for the 22. SS Freiwilligen Kavallerie Division Maria Theresia. This is an unissued, late war piece, in the typical “Dachau” construction as found in the SS storehouse at the Dachau camp when it was liberated by US Army forces in 1945. These are embroidered in silver-gray on a base of typical SS black wool. On the reverse, the textbook Dachau type coarsely woven tan buckram stiffener is visible. There is some glue on the back, as well as the white stitching common to these Dachau tabs. Overall textbook construction with silver-white embroidered “Handschar” symbol on a typical black wool backing, and on the reverse the coarsely woven tan buckram stiffener is clearly visible.