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Original Proclamation for Bloemendaal stating they will try to get as much firewood for the population October 1944.

Rare original unissued pack of medic tags marked Emergency Medical tag US ARMY. These were carried and used by all medics, but are hard to find nowadays.

Original US Buckle boots in size 7 1/2. Excellent used pair in a moderate size 7 1/2 and dated 1944.

Stunning, untouched Luftwaffe M35 double decal helmet marked SE68 – 4454 which indicates production by Sachsichse Emaillierwerke AG. The helmet comes with its original factory fitted liner in size 61 which is nicely named Curly and the chocolate brown coloured chinstrap. The helmet comes in a very large size 68 which is very hard to find! The helmet clearly retains both of the original applied decals, the eagle retains around 65% and the national decal retains around 80/95%. The helmet retains almost 99% of its originally factory applied Luftwaffe blue paint and the original dome stamp. Textbook and stunning early production M35 double decal Luftwaffe helmet which is a real one looker!

Excellent rubber rain cover or Okularschutz in very good easily attachable condition with supple leather parts. Hard to find as a spare for the tan coloured and the very rare Bakelite Dienstglas binoculars in very good condition!

 

Beautiful and very rare Italian produced M31 aluminium messkit. The messkit is nicely marked SV 44 which indicates production by Smalterie Venete (Italian company) in 1944. Very nice example in used and untouched condition. For sure one of the rarest messkits to be found

Beautiful and textbook late war Pressstoff equipment belt in stone mint condition! The belt is the late war simplified pattern without leather tongue and the holes straight trough the belt itself. A ink stamp which indicates the size 95 can vaguely be seen on the inside. The belt seems to be named as well but it’s completely unreadable. Textbook and stone mint condition Pressstoff belt which would be impossible to be upgraded!

Steel Brennzünder 24 case dated 1937. The case retains its original paper/carton insert and both labels. Beautiful pioneer related item!

Excellent leather A-frame strap in almost mint and most likely unissued condition. Hard to find as a spare for completing any A-frame! The strap is in good supple and unissued condition and would be a perfect addition to any A-frame!

Excellent set of two matching webbing equipment straps with the quick release straps. Both straps are in mint and most likely unissued condition. Both straps are nicely marked cky 42 which is still an unknown maker. Stunning matching set of two webbing equipment straps from a quite rare maker in perfect condition!

Beautiful early Wehrmacht issue compass with its original leather lanyard in unissued condition. The compass itself is marked en made by R. Fuess, Berling-Steglitz 15503. Excellent compass together with its original lanyard which is very hard to find in unissued condition!

Original period foldable ear warmers or Kälteschutzklappen in good condition. These were privately purchased and worn by all branches in cold winters.

Very nice original late war blue MG34 and MG42 ammunition drum marked ddf indicating production by Lohmann-Werke, A.-G., Bielefeld. The drum is in its original paint and storage grease and would be hard to upgrade.

A Beautiful pair of late war Heer NCO shoulder boards for a Oberfeldwebel der Infanterie with late war subdued (!) tresse and white rayon piping. The straps are identical and a perfectly matching pair in very good condition.

Nice original uniform cut out breast eagle which was part of a Fliegerbluse. The garment is in good worn condition and most probably went back in the pocket of a US soldier as a souvenir.

Beautiful and nicely detailed Kriegsmarine coastal artillery or Küstenartillerie officers breast eagle in mint condition.

A nice and typical mid to late war Gefreiter chevron with subdued Tresse.

Single Heer M36 NCO shoulderstrap for a Oberfeldwebel der Gebirgsjäger in stunning and untouched condition with originally applied rank pips!