Wehrmacht

Grey leather Officers greatcoat for a Waffen-SS officer. The garment is sewn in a typical cut which was allowed to wear by officers in the Waffen-SS. It differs to most if not all of the grey leather trenchcoats by a number of details. The trenchcoat is fully lined in grey ‘Italian’ hbt rayon which is typical for Waffen-SS garments. Secondly, the coat has a faux rear waist strap which is not adjustable. The jacket never had a sleeve eagle but this also seems typical for this type of garment (see the original images in the gallery) – I have yet to find a period photo of a leather coat with a sleeve eagle. The shoulderstrap loops are removed but could easily be restored. This is a very rare, original example that in my opinion is a Waffen-SS issue piece.

Rare rubberized suit marked RBNr. 0/0381/0068 and dated 1944. Rare, matching suit in unissued condition. This suit can be three things; 1; A variant on the Kriegsmarine deck jacket and trousers. 2; A variant of jacket used by smoke troops. 3; A variant on the flame thrower suit. This is a rare matching set in unissued condition. Hard to find matching set to be researched!

Rare Dutch made Heer blouse for a Hauptmann der Infanterie, made in Rotterdam 1940. This is a rare, privately tailored example made by a Dutch tailor in 1940 in Rotterdam. This is a nice example in used condition with moderate wear. The french cuffs are original to the garment but made from a different batch of material.  They are not restorations and the colour contrast with the sleeve is not as strong as in the photo. Nice and rare variant to find!

Textbook original Wehrmacht issue Schlauschal, Toque or Oma scarf in used condition. There are some moth holes but it would be perfect for a combat mannequin. Very hard to find the Luftwaffe blue variant!

Spectacular uniform grouping named to Leutnant Seebold serving with Grenadier Regiment 44, 11 Infanterie Division, killed in action 26.3.1944 in Sirgalla, west of Narwa. He is buried in Jöhvi, Block 1 Row 21 Grave 1055. The grouping consists of the modified enlisted men M36 field blouse dated 1937, manufactured in Danzig. The garment is modified by a skilled tailor by means of adding a bottle green, pointed officer’s collar and insignia for a Leutnant. The breast is adorned with a Infanterie Sturmabzeichen by SchuCo and a unmarked Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz. There are a number of minor repairs to the tunic I have tried to photograph them as best as possible. The visor is a semi-crusher; a mix between a regular officer’s visor and a crusher which has a great look on a mannequin. The crusher has beautiful hand embroidered insignia which like all the other insignia in the grouping are period applied.

A beautiful and very interesting grouping that could be a good base for further research!

Rare fur lined Polizei issue parka mittens in good used condition. Rare fur lined variant in good condition!