Wehrmacht

Beautiful, pre war quality officers service dress for a Major der Gebirgsjägertruppen. The garment is constructed out of high quality wool that would be very hard to upgrade.

Original NSBO or Deutsche Nationalsozialistische Betriebszellenorganisation flag for the district ‘Heilbronn Wartberg 21’. A large flag with silver fringe all round and all but one pole attachment hooks. Nice and decorative item!

Late war m42 helmet marked EF66 indicating production by Emaillierwerke Fulda. The helmet is a rare late war example painted in slate grey paint, with its factory finish retaining up to 95%. Beautiful, late war example!

A very rare pair of original USMC HBT pants in very good condition. These USMC P-44 utility or ‘Monkey’ pants. These trousers have three large cargo pockets allowing a large amount of storage on the side and back of the trousers. The large back pocket was cumbersome and often removed. The trousers are ID’ed R.A. Hintzke 1129784 which indicates the possibility of further research. The trousers have only light wear without damages. There is one replaced button on the side cargo pocket. None the less; a very rare pair of trousers which are harder to obtain then M-1942 paratrooper trousers!

Waffen-SS EM / NCO RZM runic collar tab in perfect condition. Hard to upgrade piece with 44 marked RZM tag!

MG34 u. MG42 MGZ34 optics case in two tone camouflage. Hard to find optical case for the MGZ34 Lafette optics for the MG34. The case retains the original inserts and backstraps. The case has a small shrapnel damage on the lid going from the inside out indicating it was open when it was struck. This is the first time I have seen one of these cases in the sought after camouflage paint. The pull tab of the closing latch is a period replacement made out of a piece of leather. Really interesting example in used condition in the typical two tone camouflage pattern which can be attributed to FJR6!

A suberb original Heer EM/NCO M43 field cap marked RB-Nr. 0/0843/0012. The cap is a desirable size 57 and in great mint condition. The cap retains its factory sewn trapezoid handsewn at the top, machine sewn down the sides. The buttons are also factory sewn. The cap does not show signs of actual wear. The nap of the wool is still present 100%. A nice and textbook detail in this cap is the stitching lines in multiple colours, running all over the place like it should in a late war manufactured garment. Surely the best Heer M43  cap I’ve had to offer in stone mint condition!

A mint unissued pair of non-reversible parka trousers in Sumpftarnmuster camouflage fabric. Minty reversible Sumpftarn parka trousers with nice and vibrant colours!

22392A very nice original three-tone or Normandy camouflage gasmask canister. The canister is nicely named to Obergefreiter Villwock. The canister retains its original camouflage paint up to 75% and is in very nice vibrant condition. The canister still retains the original strap but no mask. The canister is nicely named to a Panzergrenadier with imo the feldpost number 22392 which indicates Panzergrenadier-Regiment 114. If you’d take more time to decypher the canisters writings it would be a nice piece for further investigation.. The canister is a very nice one looker original camouflage gasmask and would be a very nice attribution to any helmet collection!

A stunning minty late war Waffen-SS Oakleaf B camouflage Zeltbahn. The colours on this Zeltbahn are strong. If you are looking for one with strong colours, this is it. The garment retains most if not all originally sewn buttons and would be very hard to upgrade.

Mint pre war Luftwaffe four pocket tunic with full factory sewn insignia. The garment is a good medium size fitting modern militaria mannequins. The garment is perfect condition without any damage or modifications.

Very nice and aesthetic M35 Kriegsmarine combat helmet marked ET66 . Field repainted in dark blue on top of a reissue on top of the factory apple green paint. The helmet the textbook and bright gold Kriegsmarine decal. The helmet retains its original liner and partial chinstrap. The grey top colour is typical for coastal artillery. The helmet retains its original reinforced aluminum liner. There is a small shrapnel damage above the decal which was there when it received its wartime overpaint; even with the hole it was still deemed fit for use. At the end of the war the helmet was most probably taken by a member of the Danish resistance with a period painted flag on the right side of the helmet. The helmet is a beautiful example of a shrapnel damaged unique Kriegsmarine helmet!

Rare first factory produced pattern MP38 u. MP40 magazine pouch in full rayon construction with square metal tips. This pouch is in obvious used condition and originally was displayed at the old and well known Falaise museum in Normandy. The pouch has multiple small shrapnel damages to the body and there is a small piece in the centre closing strap metal tip. Very hard to find and obvious combat worn magazine pouch!

Stunning Walther PPK deactivated to the new EU specifications in 2018. The PPK is in full original condition with up to 95% of the original factory blueing. The serial number 199273K indicates production in 1939. The PPK doesn’t have any moving parts but is complete with the original grips and magazine. Very hard to upgrade!

The PPK was deactivated in France to the new EU standards and is free to own for anyone over 18 in most European countries. Pickup in Tilburg, the Netherlands is preferred, shipping within the Netherlands at cost of quality packaging and shipping at your own risk.

Scarce original full leather MP38 u. MP40 magazine pouch. Nicely marked gyb inside indicating production by Bauer, Wilhelm, Friedr., G.m.b.H., Lederwarenfabrik, Offenbach a.M.-Bieber. These pouches where used on a large scale by members of the Panzer Lehr division in Normandy. There is a repair to the central loader compartment strap which is obscured when the pouch is fully closed. I’ve pictured it next to another leather pouch in our inventory so you can judge wether you’d make a set of it. The pouch would be a great addition to any equipment collection and it would be very hard to find another; let alone a better one!