Excellent and typical original three-tone camouflage helmet marked EF66 indicating production by Emaillierwerke Fulda. The helmet retains its original factory installed liner and rivets. Externally the helmet still retains its original three tone Normandy camouflage up to 75% with a lot of patina. The decal has been partially camouflaged but has not been cleaned but shows nice moderate use. A nice original camouflage helmet with a nice decal underneath!

Rare and large sized first pattern piped Fliegerbluse. This, pre war pattern features no pockets in the front and was factory issued without a breast eagle. The garment is a typical pre war example in excellent condition with typical wartime added breast eagle. The garment is in a nice large size fitting most if not all mannequins.

Beautiful slightly used Waffen-SS Zeltbahn in handscreened plane tree 1/2 camouflage with stunning strong and vivid colours. The Zeltbahn is made by Walter Reichert, Berlin NW40 “Warei” in 1943. The Zeltbahn retains all of it’s originally applied grommets and zinc buttons except for one. The Zeltbahn is double marked with a “Warei” patent stamp and the production stamp which is normal for this maker. Excellent 1943 dated Waffen-SS M31 Zeltbahn in plane tree 1/2 camouflage in slightly used and undamaged condition!

A nice grouping that was found in the household of Heinz Preissing several years ago. The grouping consists of a M40 tunic and a Soldbuch with a large amount of paperwork. Also there is a nice large picture of Heinz, sitting next to his equipment. The M40 tunic has its factory machine sewn litzen and breast eagle. The breast eagle is machine sewn, then folded flat and finished by hand. The shoulder boards retain the cyphers for Gebirgsjäger Regiment 98. The Unteroffizierstresse is machine sewn to the collar. The Gebirgsjäger Edelweiss is handsewn. The breast pocket has 4 sets of wartime sewn loops for awards and a small spange above it. The tunic is not shortened or tailored but has several wartime machine sewn repairs. The Soldbuch has many, many entries and a picture in the front. Heinz carried a French or Dutch pistol with 16 rounds of ammunition. He entered service in 1938. Heinz was awarded the Verwundetenabzeichen Im Schwarz in 1941. The Soldbuch corresponds with the Erkennungsmarke. Heinz was a part of the Staff of the unit, possibly later in the war he was the Zahlmeister.

Gebirgsjäger Regiment 98 was one of the first units to enter Poland in 1939. Then following up in the 1940 campaign attacked France, moving through Luxembourg. More information on the unit here.

Although the grouping could bring more if split up, I have no wish to split this group up. The grouping is large and has lots of research possibilities. I wish I had more time to go more into the paperwork; its really a interesting group!

A very nice mint example of a pair of Wehrmacht Heer M43 combat trousers or Keilhosen. In good mint condition with all its original sewn buttons. The coarse Italian wool is in great condition without damages or repairs and still has all of the nap and full contrasted field grey color remaining. The size is good for most modern mannequins. The leg ties are intact. A great pair for a mannequin that is very hard to find in this perfect condition and size!

Very nice M36 field blouse for a Hauptfeldwebel der Infanterie with period sewn inisniga. The garment is a very nice example that started out as a M40 tunic with a period added bottle green collar. The garment has two period sewn award loops on the left breast pocket. The garment hasn’t been shortened or the waist taken in and is a very nice medium size.

Superb first pattern Waffen-SS Charkov parka in mint condition. The first pattern with the high cut collar opening and  fully lined in sheepskin. The buttons are nice and textbook glass JFS 1941 marked. The garment is a size 1, which sounds small but considering the size of these garments it will easily fit most modern mannequins. The garment retains a white sewn label to Reichsführer-SS which I believe to be original to the garment. Impressive mint condition first pattern Charkov parka that would be VERY hard to upgrade!

Superb late war Italian wool produced Keilhosen in mint/unissued condition. The garment retains the full nap in the wool and would perfectly match with a Italian wool M43 tunic. Mint piece that would fit most if not all modern mannequins.

Rare original Waffen-SS visor cap insignia manufactured by Assmann. The skull is marked Ges. Gesch., the eagle is unmarked. Both the eagle and the skull have all of their prongs intact and are without repairs or alterations. A perfect and matching set that would be hard to upgrade!

A very nice original M35 helmet. The Heer decal still retains up to 90% and the national decal was removed in 1940 per regulations. The helmet is marked ET68 indicating production by Eisenhüttenwerke, Thale and has a reinforced size 60 liner. The helmet retains its chinstrap which is also dated 1937. A nice early M35 helmet in very good condition!

Mint pair of M39 trousers for use in the Heer in the Steingrauor stone grey colour. The pair retains all of its originally sewn buttons and retains 100% of the nap in the wool. The trousers are in mint condition with zero issues!

Beautiful, untouched uniform set for a Leutnant der Pioniertruppen in very good condition. The uniform was found together and has always been together; it is constructed out of the exact same material and would be a instant mannequin display. Choice set!

M18 Polizei helmet marked ET66 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. This early transitional helmet with factory fitted early M31 liner and clasp chinstrap is a very early production with the lion logo for Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet retains two sets of decals stacked on top of each other. The first two decals are the large swastika and small tricolor which was typical for members of the Freikorps. The helmet is a very nice untouched example with many interesting features. A nice addition for any serious helmet collector!

A Kriegsmarine M35 three-tone camouflage helmet. Easily distinguishable is the golden flaked Kriegsmarine decal on the left side of the helmet through the three-tone Normandy camouflage paint. The helmet is marked SE64 indicating production by Sächsische Emaillier und Stanzwerke A.G. The helmet is in a very good condition with over 80% of the original camouflage finish remaining. The helmet still retains its original liner but is lacking a chinstrap. Hard to find Kriegsmarine camouflage helmet!

Rare late war Heer Panzer trousers in near mint condition. Perfect mid to large sized example fitting most if not all mannequins!

Really clean example of a M35 helmet made to M40 specifications with a single Kriegsmarine decal.

The helmet still retains 99% of its factory paint and 99% of the golden Kriegsmarine decal. The helmet is marked SE66 indicating production by Sächsische Emaillier und Stanzwerke A.G. The helmet still retains its original chinstrap which is nicely maker marked and dated. Factory single decal M35 helmets are rare to find, specially Kriegsmarine and especially in such a nice condition! Can’t be upgraded.