ww2

Liederbuch der Deutschen Soldaten – Morgen marschieren Wir. Re-published by the (OKH) Oberkommando der Wehrmacht from Oberleutnant Hans Baumann. The song book is in great condition and is surely a decorative piece of personal equipment. Excellent original and hard to find song book for the German Soldier!

Kamerad sing mit – Neue Soldatenliedern und Märsche für Akkordeon, published by Verlag Oskar Seifert, Leipzig C1, written by C. Mahr & P. fries. The song book is in great condition and is surely a decorative piece of personal equipment. Excellent original and hard to find song book intended for use with an accordion!

A very nice pre war M31 messkit marked RZM M6/1/39. The messkit still retains up to 95% of its original field grey paint. These RZM quality messkits where issued to all sorts of political organizations. This short M31 model is a typical military messkit. This M31 messkit was most probably made and used by the Waffen-SS. The usual prewar political models for the Hitlerjugend, Allgemeine-SS and SA where finished in a black paint and are of the large M1910 model. This one, being a short military model produced in Feldgrau was most probably produced and used by the Waffen-SS.

An excellent mess kit which would be perfect for an early SS-VT setup and very rare to find!

Mint late war M44 breadbag in mint condition with various shades of brown and black leather. The breadbag is nicely marked RBNr. 0/0750/0072. It is in a stone mint condition which would be impossible to upgrade.

Excellent late war produced M31 breadbag in perfect, most likely unissued condition. All buttons and D-rings are original factory applied! Choice late war example made out a rougher type of fabric!

Excellent early production breadbag. Nice example with brown coloured leather and leather reinforcements on the belt loops. Small markings on the inside reads “40”, which most likely indicates production or usage from 1940. Sometimes referred to as a M40 breadbag because the leather reinforcements on the green coloured fabric!

Excellent late war produced breadbag strap in very good, most likely unissued condition. The fabric is unusual and is most likely made because of scarcity of the normal textbook fabric. Ersatz material construction and surely an interesting piece!

Rare large extension cord for FLAK troops use. The cable is inn good, most likely unused condition. Excellent example!

Textbook 1939 dated FF33 (Feldfernsprecher 33) field telephone in great used condition. The bakelite housing of the field telephone is completely undamaged and is in overall good condition. The white board on top features the writing Verwaltung 1 x, Wache 2 x, Wache 3 x, interesting detail! Textbook example in good condition!

Note: The field phone appears to be in good shape and is complete with all the necessary parts to use it including the battery box which is mostly broken or missing. I have not opened or tested the field phone!

Textbook original Heer M43 BeVo cap trapezoid insignia in uniform removed condition.

Matching and unissued late war M43 pattern NCO shoulderstraps for Heer (army) Unteroffizier der Nachrichtentruppe. Rare late war shoulderstraps that would be hard to upgrade!

Original issue US sunglasses in their original army issue case.

British and Canadian world war two ration of chocolate and boiled sweets. Originally a ration issued to combat troops;  it can be argued that most of these fell victim of liberated children during the liberation.

Luftwaffe Flak collar tab or Kragenspiegel in very good condition with a single gull for a Leutnant.

Rare contrast filters that snap onto the eyecups of wartime binoculars. Used in dark or extremely light circumstances these would improve contrast and thus visibility. These where standard with all Panzer binoculars, but fit the full range of wartime field binoculars.

Nice US 104th Infantry division patch (Timberwolf) in mint unissued condition, the patch seems to have been pasted in a album to something on some point. Nice example!

Textbook pre war RG34 cleaning chain with aluminium links.