Wehrmacht

Minty officers visor for a Offizier der Infanterie. The cap is a very nice example with minty wool that really looks the way as it left the factory. The cap is free of moth damage and is easily classed near mint. The cap is a nice average size 56 fitting most modern mannequins. The cap retains its originally attached visor and chinstrap and sweatband. The rear end of the sweatband looks like its been period resewn what is pretty common with these caps. Really a stunning and minty officers visor that would be very hard to upgrade!

Rare wartime Dutch made flashlight marked Waldorp Hanglantaarn Cavalier. 

A very nice mint and unissued Luftwaffe Gefreiter chevron with typical checkered Tresse often encountered on Luftwaffe garments.

Nice original Heer parade belt and buckle in near mint condition. A very nice large size 105.

A near mint example of a Fliegerleuchtpistole L. These flare pistols where used by flying personnel of the Luftwaffe on missions. Nicely marked fzs 1944 indicating production by Waffenfabrik Heinrich Krieghoff, Suhl. The gun can fire two flares, the left, right or both at the same time. 

The flare pistol is in working condition and free to own anyone older then 18 in the Netherlands. I will not and can not export this piece outside of the Netherlands.

A very nice matching k98 bayonet marked S.178G indicating production by Gebr.Heller, Marienthal in 1935. It retains most of its original blueing and is unsharpened.

A nice honest Luftwaffe M40 helmet marked Q66 indicating production by Quist. The helmet retains its original factory applied liner. The helmet retains its factory paint and decal up to 85%. The helmet is in very good, uncleaned condition.

A very nice original long gasmask strap marked ebd 44.

A very nice 1940 dated ammunition box with the subtle brown camouflage that is typical for the early equipment and vehicles. The box is complete with all Presstoff handle protectors and with a working hinge and closing latch.

Very nice original MG34 / MG42 ammunition box retaining up to 95% of its original factory paint and nicely marked bsj 41. Very hard to upgrade!

Nice original late war MG34 and MG42 tool case or Werkzeugkasten. The case is nicely marked sxb 1945. These boxes where issued within every unit for the maintenance on the machineguns. The case still retains up to 95% of its original finish. Very hard to find 1945 dated ammunition cases for the MG42!

Pre war MG13 magazine box in original pre war factory camouflage pattern. Very nice bright and vibrant camouflage pattern that still retains up to 95%. Nicely maker marked bsw 1939.

A very nice late war 6×30 power binoculars or Dienstglas in tan colour. The binoculars are optically usable. The Strichplatte is still visible in the right eyepiece. A very nice pair of late war binoculars still featuring most of its wartime tan paint!

Very nice tabbed aluminum Heer belt buckle by Gebrüder Gloerfeld, Lüdenscheid which is one of the rarest heer belt buckle makers. The buckle retains up to 70% of the original factory paint and would be very hard to upgrade.

Period children toy M35 Heer double decal helmet. The helmet is in very good, lightly used condition. The helmet retains its original liner, chinstrap and both decals up to 95%. The helmet is a very nice example in very good, hard to upgrade condition and hard to find nowadays.

Very nice uniform removed original Waffen-SS RZM pattern sleeve eagle. The sleeve eagle is in very good uniform removed condition. The eagle would be a very nice addition to any SS EM/NCO uniform!

A stunning salty M42 combat tunic for a Feldwebel der Artillerie. The garment is a nicely period tailored for a better fit with a typical pointed style collar. The garment is unwashed and retains the dirt and grime that is expected for a combat tunic for a artilleryman. The garment retains multiple period sewn award loops above the breast pocket and shows the wear of multiple awards pinned through the pocket itself. A very nice and surely worn combat tunic with loads of character for a frontline fighter!

As all 1945 dated equipment; this particular Zeltbahn is rare. The Zeltbahn is in near mint condition with most if not all originally sewn buttons, the ropes and its beautiful vibrant colours.