ww2

Beautiful matching k98 bayonet maker marked E.u.F. Hörster 1938. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 5800 and has nice clean bakelite grips. The bayonet is in very good uncleaned, unsharpened and matching (!) condition.

Excellent Luftwaffe issue combat book knife or Nahkampfmesser. The knife is nicely marked L6 which is a Luftwaffe acceptance mark which indicates it was issued to and accepted by the Luftwaffe! The knife is in clean good used condition!

Original brown leather K98 sling featuring the textbook embossed checkered pattern in good used condition. The sling is marked but this is sadly unreadable.

Original brown leather K98 sling featuring the textbook embossed checkered pattern in very good condition. The sling is marked on the end piece but this is sadly unreadable.

A very nice MP 38 u. 40 magazine speed loader tool. Perfect to fill up the small pocket on the left sides pouch or just for general display. The tool is nicely marked 98E 41 which indicates production by Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG,Werk Steyr (A) in 1941. 

Nice short strap which was intended to attach the gasmask canister to the belt. Typical early/pre war example with 3 holes so the strap is adjustable in size and aluminium hardware.

German helmet chinstrap marked ftb44 in excellent condition.

Rare pre war Czech M34 helmet that was reissued in the Luftschutz. The helmet is in very good condition with over 85% paint and decal. . The helmet has its single Luftschutz decal applied to the side in mint condition. These helmets are very rare, especially a blue one in good condition!

Excellent Heer M35 double decal field repainted battle damaged helmet. The helmet is marked Q66 indicating production by Quist. The helmet retains its factory installed liner and early chinstrap. The helmet retains both of its original decals, with the eagle decal denazified. The helmet retains a typical bullet damage to the back of the shell, just right of the rivet. The bullet or shrapnel penetrated the helmet and stopped at the liner band. This probably resulted in a minor injury for the wearer. The helmet was probably kept after the war as a good luck charm. The helmet retains a nice period field repaint masking both decals. The helmet is a beautiful battle damaged example in very good condition!

Textbook SA Dagger marked RZM M7/12, Waffenfabrik Max Weyersberg, Solingen. The dagger is in very good, unsharpened condition with clear markings. The scabbard is undented and still retains up to 90% of its original factory finish. Excellent example!

Rare original matching Waffen-SS EM shoulderstraps for a soldier in an Aufklärungs unit in very good condition. Textbook late war construction with rayon piping.

Excellent German army issue compass or Marschkompass. This is the the third pattern issued example made with a dark brown bakelite housing and with a capital “A” on top which indicates a clockwise 64 Mills direction. The production of this third pattern started post May 1944. The compass is in good used condition and has a very nice brownish coloured bakelite housing. The last pictures shows a comparison between a normal black and this brown example! Nice and rare late war “A” marked compass!

Rare Wehrmachtseigentum marked Knijpkat torch in very good condition. Rare variant with leather Knopflasche. It is in good working condition! A very rare period hand dynamo!

Rare Dutch NSB / WA Jeugdstorm pin in good used condition

Rare early NSDAP Symphathiser pin in good condition.

Rare Dutch NSNAP West Mark pin in very good condition. The NSNAP was a Dutch national socialist movement and this is the uncommon square variant for the Westmark which was stationed in Breda.

Black wound badge in good used condition. The markings are hard to read!

Excellent Iron Cross second class marked 128 indicating production Jablonski, Posen.

Excellent single decal M35 helmet in two-tone camouflage pattern marked SE64 indicating production by Sachsichse Emaillierwerke Fulda. The helmet retains its factory installed liner. The liner pins are void of paint externally, but behind the fronts the camouflage paint remains, inside the pins look exactly how they should. The liner is named H. Beyer N1341/40E – the latter number indicates he was enlisted in the Kriegsmarine serving on the North Sea. There is a decal underneath the camouflage paint, but it looks to be a Heer example. There are numerous examples of Heer helmets found in Kriegsmarine use and this is a excellent example.