Wehrmacht

A very nice original double decal Heer M35 helmet in very good condition. The toned Heer decals still retains up to 95%. The helmet is marked ET66 indicating production by Eisenhüttenwerke, Thale. The helmet retains its original liner and chinstrap marked Otto Sindel 1938. The helmet is a very nice and typical example of a double decal Heer M35 helmet!

A very nice original camouflage helmet marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet is in good used condition with its original factory fitted liner. The decal on this helmet is obscured with paint but the rank inside the liner of Kanonier indicates this was once worn by a member of a Coastal- or Artillery unit. The helmet retains its original Swirl camouflage pattern up to 90% and the liner is in very good condition. Very nice helmet with a pattern typical for Küstenartillerie units!

Excellent pair of matching blue and green MP38 u. MP40 magazine pouches in good used condition. The pouches are an a-typical construction with the closing flaps made out of another fabric than the base material of the pouches. This construction can be linked to maker dkk which would indicate production by Friedrich Offermann u. Söhne, Lederwarenfabrik, Bensberg. The pouches are both matching in cloth, stitching, hardware and leather. The pouches are executed in nice blue and green canvas with brown leather. A nice original MP40 ammunition pouch set in very good condition. If you need just one combat set, this is it!

Stunning example of a mid to late war Q64 marked Heer/Waffen-SS camouflage helmet indicating production by Quist. The helmet is externally completely covered in thick concrete paint. The helmet has a set of period applied metal wire loops for the application of a helmet net. The named leather liner and chinstrap are original to the helmet. The helmet is a killer example of a wartime camouflage helmet with thick concrete paint completely embedding the liner pins. This would be a impeccable helmet for any helmet collector, impossible to upgrade and textbook Rautarn and Tarnnetz camouflage helmet!

Stunning untouched, bright and vibrant M40 camouflage helmet marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet was originally found in Boxmeer, the Netherlands in this, current condition. The helmet retains its vibrant and colorful camouflage pattern with red, green and brown with its original Heer decal peaking through the paint. The liner retains its factory fitter liner named Fritz Schmidt with a unit denotification. The helmet is a excellent example of a late war camouflage helmet found in the Netherlands.

Exceptional named and early pre war 1935 dated M35 double decal Heer helmet marked NS66 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, Schwerte. The skirt of the helmet is bears the lot number E10 which is one of the lowest lot numbers I’ve encountered. The non-reinforced early pattern Schuberth liner is dated 1935 on the band ánd the round marking on the leather. The helmet retains its originally attached liner and chinstrap marked G. Schiele Loburg 1937. The rim on the helmet is the typical early production with the hand rolled rim. The rear skirt of the shell retains multiple unit markings. One being 11./J.R.10 indicating 11. Kompanie Infanterie Regiment 10. The other marking is also named to Oberschütze Panitz 5./J.R.101. Both these units took part of the Polenfeldzug in 1939 and the Westfeldzug in 1940. The helmets exterior bears two Heer decals with the national three-color partially period removed as ordered in 1940. The helmet retains up to 90% of its original factory paint.

The helmet was recently recovered in household clearance in the area of Dresden which perfectly matches the unit marking inside the skirt. Infanterie regiment 10 was renamed into Infanterie Regiment Dresden in 1935. The helmet has never been in a collection before – very hard to find a real early war combat helmet like this one which both survived the Polenfeldzug in 1939 and the Westfeldzug in 1940! A perfect helmet for a 1940 combat mannequin, this helmet is really a nice textbook example of a pre war combat helmet, this helmet has it all!

Rare original ZF4 ddx marked ZF4 scope with the original matching numbers though damaged mount. The scope is in good useable and adjustable condition. Nicely maker marked ddx indicating production by Voigtlaender u. Sohn AG, Braunschweig. The scope is numbered 61949 as with the mount. The mount is a original example maker marked 359 indicating production by Walther. The mount retains the original bands which has one tear but otherwise intact. The bottom slide rail is damaged. This makes it impossible to firmly affix it to a G43. Ofcourse this can be restored by a skilled metalworker. Otherwise the price reflects this; undamaged mint examples range between 3700 and 5500 euro. So if you’re looking for a nice display piece that doesn’t break the bank but is fully original; this is it!

Textbook US unissued M1942 paratrooper jump trousers in unissued condition. Rare to find without damages or alterations and a good medium to large size!

A stunning M42 single decal Luftwaffe helmet in three-tone Normandy camouflage. Marked NS64 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, Schwerte. The helmet still retains up to 95% of its original three-tone Normandy camouflage paint. The Luftwaffe decal nicely peaks through the paint and is in equal great condition. Inside the helmet is named Gefreiter Richter in the neck of the helmet in paint and pencil marking. This same name is on the leather liner. The liner and chinstrap are in strong used condition and original to the shell. They have never been removed from the helmet. The helmet used to be a part of the Baugnez 44 museum in the Belgian Ardennes. I’ll share a picture of it in the museum to the buyer. The vibrant camouflage paint on this helmet is really stunning and full of contrast. This is really a classic three-tone Normandy camouflage helmet in stunning condition. If you’d only need one Luftwaffe camouflage helmet – this is it.

A textbook three-tone Normandy camouflage M42 helmet as used by Heer and Waffen-SS. The helmet is in good used condition with vibrant colours. The helmet retains its original liner and (broken) chinstrap that have never been removed from the helmet. The helmet is pictured and published in the book Tylisz, D. (2011) Normandy 44 – German helmets. The helmet retains up to 80% of its original camouflage paint and is a typical example of a original three-tone Normandy camouflage helmet!

Stunning untouched large sized double decal Polizei M40 helmet marked ET66 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet is a spectacular example for a double decal Polizei m40 helmet in very good condition. The dome stamp is clearly visible. The helmet retains up to 95% of its original factory finish and decals. The hemet is a untouched example with its original named liner and chinstrap. The back skirt of the helmet shows a name written in Sütterlin. The helmet is a nice large size 66 with a nice 58 size liner. The helmet retains its period factory applied textbook ET style borderless decals up to 95% and would be very hard to upgrade.

Textbook Heer double decal M35 helmet marked NS64 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, Schwerte. The helmet retains up to 85% of its decals and paint finish. The helmet retains its factory fitted non-reinforced aluminum liner and early chinstrap. The rear skirt of the helmet is named Geerdes. Choice helmet!

Textbook US M1942 jump trousers in lightly worn condition. The trousers have a few small stains but are undamaged and in good worn condition.

Stunning untouched and named camouflage m40 helmet. The helmet is marked Q62 indicating production by Quist. The helmets exterior features a rough overpaint topped off with a two or three-tone camouflage finish that was applied with a helmet net. The paint shows vibrant colours and cracks in the shape of the Luftwaffe decal. The helmet retains its period factory applied liner and chinstrap that both show the equal heavy wear that can also be seen on the exterior of the helmet. The helmet is a stunning and textbook example of a original three-tone camouflage helmet in untouched and uncleaned condition that is very hard to find nowadays.

A stunning two tone camouflage helmet in very good used condition. The camouflage has a lot of character in the paint and nice strong colours that are even better in hand. The helmet retains its original liner and chinstrap. It’s been named in the skirt but the names have been scratched out. One looker original camouflage helmet really!

Rare original Norwegian Frontkjemper badge marked 830 sw. Textbook silver example marked W indicating production by Webeto. A iconic badge as issued to Norwegian volunteers who fought on the eastern front. The badge is in very good condition without repairs. Very hard to find badge that would be hard to upgrade!

Textbook Waffen-SS cufftitle in uniform removed condition. The cufftitle is a typical example with the less common font with slanted tops. The cufftitle is in obvious uniform removed and combat worn condition which has a lot of character!