Wehrmacht

Very nice Walther PPK holster in good used condition. The holster is nicely maker marked Akah DRGM and stamped Walther PPK inside.

Very nice and rare RG34 Öltropfer and G.Appel marked Hülsenkopftwischer which are virtually always missing from the cleaning kits.

Nice original wartime binoculars marked blc indicating production by Carl Zeiss, Jena. These binoculars where favored by combat officers, as they gave a long and clear range. The binoculars are in super condition, well collimated and have the Strichplatte in the right eyepiece. The best example I’ve ever had to offer!

Superb original Großdeutschland officers cufftitle in very good tunic removed(!) condition. The cuff title is very good, lightly worn condition without damages but loads of patina. The cufftitle is unlike many unissued cufftitles; it has clearly seen use and is tunic removed with loads of character!

Superb early original Infanterie Sturmabzeichen im Bronze by Schickle. Very nice hollow and early Tombak (!) example in mint condition that would be impossible to upgrade.

Nice original US wool Beanie cap. The cap is a nice worn example with its original tag indicating the size L for Large.

Nice original yellow medical tin marked Gebrannter Alaun.

Nice original tabbed aluminum Reichsarbeitsdienst belt buckle marked BH38 indicating production by B. Haarmann 1938.

Verwundeten Abzeichen im Silber document to Sanitäts Unteroffizier Gerhard Genäht, 4. Kompanie Panzerjäger Abteilung 12. His unit was part of the 12. Volksgrenadier Division which fought in the opening days of the Battle of the Bulge and attacked Losheimergraben on December 16 1944. It fought its way through Belgium until sustaining heavy losses in the region of Hierlot. On 13 January 1945 Sanitäts Unteroffizier Gerhard Genäht was wounded for the third time during the war. On this date the 12 VGD was positioned in Vielsalm. His VWA document was signed by the Abteilungskommandeur on the 4th of February 1945 when the 12 VGD was engaged in the area of Gemünd.

Seyer served with the 466. Grenadier Regiment as part of the 257. Infanterie Division. He was first equipped with a K43 and later with a MP40. His unit attacked in the opening days of the Nordwind offensive in the region of Bitche, France. The 257. ID. broke through the American defenses towards the town of Reyersviller and occupied the hills of Steinkopf, Signalberg and Spitzberg. Seyer’s unit was heavily engaged with the 399th Infantry regiment of the 100th US Infantry division in this sector throughout January 1945. During these battles in harsh winter conditions Seyer was taken off the frontline due to frost bite. He was awarded the Verwundetenabzeichen in Silber on 12.02.1945. A nice Soldbuch which would be a great base of further research.

Nice original Dienstglas in tan colour. Nicely marked CAG indicating production by Swarovski. The binoculars are usable but there is some dust inside the lenses. The Strichplatte is firmly in place in the right eyepiece.

Nice original MG34 and MG42 ammunition box in good used condition.

Very nice original K98 sling in very good used condition. Nicely marked gmo 41 indicating production by Rahm u. Kampmann, Lederwarenfabrik. Very hard to find a brown K98 sling with readable markings in good supple condition!

Rare original reversible winter parka for Heer and Luftwaffe in the rare late war reversed Splittertarn camouflage pattern.  The garment is in unissued condition with minor storage wear to the white side. The garment retains all of its originally sewn buttons and strong vibrant colours. The garment is nicely marked RB Nr. 0/0560/0042 and a good mannequin size. Very hard to obtain original garment in a rare camouflage pattern!

Very nice late war variant made from pig skin leather in very good condition with all internal partitions intact.

Very nice and large equipment belt in the large size 105. Nicely maker marked and dated 1941, named to Hans Scheuringer.

Nice first pattern folding E-tool with E-tool maker marked and named Storm. Very hard to find named equipment items!

A killer pair of late war Gebirgsjäger lowboots in unissued condition. The pair is matching and complete with its original laces, original hobnails and cleats to the soles. The boots would make a perfect addition to a Gebirgsjäger or late war Waffen-SS setup. Rare to find in this condition!