Wehrmacht

Beautiful and worn Sumpftarn camouflage smock in good used condition. The smock retains its beautiful and vivid strong colours printed on a thin rayon blend that is nearly see through. The smock is a typical early and used(!) example without hood which is hard to come by.

Hard to find complete pioneer pouches, complete with rucksack in mint condition. Scarce set that can not be upgraded!

Textbook M40 Kriegsmarine helmet marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet retains its original paint up to 90% and is nicely named Pickardt in the liner. The helmet retains its factory installed liner and chinstrap. A textbook Kriegsmarine helmet in good condition!

Textbook Heer M43 EM field blouse in near mint condition. The garment is a nice medium size with factory sewn Kragenlitzen and a restored breast eagle. The garment still retains up to 99% of its nap in the wool and all period sewn buttons. The garment retains a set of 4 matching steel belt hooks. The buttons on the front are moved one or two cm to accommodate a larger size; otherwise unmodified. The shoulders are addorned with a non-matching pair of M40 Heer Panzergrenadier shoulder straps. The garment is a nice original field blouse in very good condition that would be a great start to a Heer display!

Textbook matching Waffen-SS collar tabs for a SS-Untersturmführer. Textbook uniform removed set that was sent home by the US veteran SGT. CLARE ASCHE (Silver Star) 357th Infantry Regiment, 90th Infantry division before he was killed in action in Metz. Asche stated he took these tabs from a KIA member of the 17. SS Panzergrenadier Division Götz von Berlichingen. The set is in salty condition with lots of wear and character. Choice pair!

Three-tone camouflage MG34 u. MG42 ammunition case in good condition. Textbook first pattern, steel ammunition case with period applied camouflage paint. Excellent camouflaged ammunition case that is hard to upgrade and in the range of camouflaged equipment items for sure one of the hardest to find!

Rare M18 transitional helmet with period removed lugs. The helmet is a textbook transitional example which had its lugs removed prior to repainting in Feldgrau. This is a rare ‘Lugless’ variant. The helmet retains its factory fitted liner and chinstrap. The helmet retains its factory finish and decal up to 90% and would be very hard to upgrade!

Stunning example of a untouched Heer infantry crusher, Feldmütze Alter Art or Knautschmütze. These caps where incredibly popular with officers during the war. The cap is in great, untouched with a great patina all over. The cap can be formed to fit on a mannequin display but is otherwise folded flat as a envelope. The crusher bears the Waffenfarbe of the Infanterie. These caps are getting increasingly difficult to find and this one is definitely the nicest one we’ve had on offer. A great example!

A complete wartime EM34 or Entfernungsmesser 34 in complete condition. These where issued with all sorts of artillery pieces and machine guns. They where used to zero in these heavy weapons to shoot accurately on long distances. The range finder comes complete with all the accessories it should have and is expected to be issued with. All carrying straps, slings, covers and even the adjustment tool are there. The optics are clear and give a nice 11 times magnification. The set is still in this pristine condition and is in the full original colour. It has always been stored well! The set is complete with tripod , range finder and cover and the Justierlatte. It is hard to find a complete range finder as they are often incomplete let alone in its full original tan colour!

Beautiful Q66 M40 no decal helmet named Wagenknecht. The helmet retains a period made rope foliage attachment that fits neatly around the shell. The rope shows moderate aging at the knots, where its sewn and where it hits the helmet. There are 3 clothing hooks sewn to the ends of the net that attach to the edge of the helmet. The net for me is period attached to the helmet with wear and oxidation to the edges where the metal hooks are attached. There is no exact provenance to the helmet other then it was originally found in the united states. The helmet comes with its factory installed helmet liner which is named Wagenknecht. The helmet is a original rope camouflage helmet in very good condition and would be very hard to upgrade!

Stunning and one of a kind unissued A-frame or A-rahmen complete with all the original straps that have never been removed or repaired, untouched and unissued condition. This beautiful example is mainly constructed out of M36 tunic internal belt hook support straps and features beautiful bluegrey webbing straps! Faintly marked with an ink stamped RBNr. but sadly this is unreadable. Unique A-frame made out M36 tunic support straps and blue webbing straps which is the first time I have ever encountered this stunning and interesting construction. For sure one of the best A-frame I have ever seen and had the pleasure to offer, that would be very hard to be upgraded!

Nice original Heer M36 field blouse for a enlisted man in Nachrichtenabteilung 29. A nice original field blouse in good worn condition. The garment has machine sewn Kragenlitzen and tightly handsewn breast eagle. The garment has a nice pair of early pointed shoulderstraps for Nachrichtenabteilung 29 which was a part of the 29. Panzerdivision which fought heavily in Stalingrad.

Textbook Heer single decal M42 helmet with factory fitted liner and period fitted chinstrap. The helmet retains up to 90% of its factory finish and decal rendering it hard to upgrade.

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 with a nice misprint to the front. The garment is a good mannequin size. Very hard to obtain original garment in a rare camouflage pattern!

Unique, untouched belt set for a EM/NCO serving in the 10. Rotte of the III SS-Totenkopf Standarte Thüringen. The belt is a typical SS issued belt marked SS RZM near the belt hook. The belt is unit marked 10./ 3 SS indicating the 10. Rotte in the 3. SS-Totenkopf-Standarte 3, Thüringen. This unit took part in the occupation of Sudetenland in 1938 and was later used for Police duties during the invasion of Poland behind the lines of the 10th. Armee between upper Silesia and the Vistula river. These duties consisted of hunting down remaining Polish soldiers and terrorizing and murdering civilians. Most of these men were later drafted for the Totenkopf Division. The buckle is a typical RZM 822/37 type 2 aluminum belt buckle which has always been with the belt.

A very rare, pre war SS belt buckle set in untouched condition that is exceedingly hard to find!