Original pre war Welta Perle camera. It is estimated out of every 10 soldiers, up to 6 carried a camera during world war two. These pre war camera’s where typical of the era and small enough to be carried in ones uniform pocket. The camera comes with its original pouch, manual and manual shutter. The camera is in good and probably working condition.

Textbook brown leather K98 sling in good supple condition.

Original though Norwegian reissued helmet chinstrap. Reissued post war in the Norwegian army meaning it was dyed brown which remains as a brown colour on top of the black leather. This can however easily be cleaned off with acetone.

Uncommon equipment belt with open catch which is often referred to as issued to Police troops. The belt is a nice large size 105 and marked Karl Busse Mainz 1940.

Small piece of Waffen-SS camouflage material that is described as Unnumbered pattern. Rare pattern to find!

Nice Luftwaffe issued wrist compass or Armkompass 39 (AK39). The compass is in good and working condition with its often missing original strap. The base material of the compass is in good, clear condition.

Mint unissued blue tabbed Luftwaffe belt buckle marked H. Aurich 1941.

Rare late war subdued dull grey NCO rank Tresse. Late war subdued variant, a long piece that should be enough for a collar and shoulderstraps.

A set of two buttons indicating 8. Kompanie, often worn on EM and NCO dress and field tunics. Nice RZM M5/72marked examples indicating most probable use within the Waffen-SS.

A great set of original buttons for a Heer or Waffen-SS M43 field cap or Einheitsfeldmütze. Rare buttons to find and all in good usable condition!

Beautiful second pattern black speckled butterdish or Fettbüchse marked XO/S. The butterdish looks black but close inspection reveals its fully speckled with dark brown spots which are clearly the wood fibers which are used as the filler material. Aesthetic variant!

Typical wartime “Knijpkat” torch. These flashlights where made utilizing forced labour from Konzentrationslager Herzogenbusch. Unlike most of the wartime used flashlights the knijhpkat doesn’t have a battery but uses a small internal dynamo. The mechanism is still in great condition and the torch still works!

A beautiful pair of late war Heer NCO shoulder boards for a feldwebel in a kradschütze unit with late war subdued (!) tresse and copper brown rayon piping. These shoulder boards where worn by Kradschützen, troops mounted on motorcycles with sidecars. These troops where one of the first fast response units which saw lots of action early in the war. The straps are identical and a perfectly matching pair in very good condition. These shoulderstraps have the copper brown rayon piping typical for the Kradschützen units. Extremely hard to find pair of shoulderstraps!

Excellent single Luftwaffe FLAK collar tab intended for a Leutnent der Reserve eines Artillerie-Regiment. The collar tab is double piped, the blue piping indicates a reserve unit. Beautiful constructed collar tab which is really hard to find even as a single example!

Radio-operator or Funker proficiency arm patch or Tätigkeitsabzeichen intended for Panzergrenadier troops. The arm patch is in mint unissued condition. Nice example with the SG logo stamped on the back.  Aesthetic variant with the light green Panzergrenadier Waffenfarbe! 

Mint condition black coloured leather Jerkin from Canadian manufacturing. These Canadian produced Jerkins are made in a multi panel construction and the quality standards are way higher comparing with the British produced Jerkins. This example has a clearly readable label which indicates production by The D.A. Miller Co., Ltd., Montreal in 1943. These Jerkins were worn by almost all troops including dispatch riders and armored troops. This example is a nice medium size and would most likely fit any mannequin!