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Arguably the best Heer M35 helmet I’ve had to offer as of yet. The helmet is marked Q64 indicating production by Quist. The factory fitted non-reinforced liner band is dated 1936 and comes with the 1931 dated Schuberth leather. The helmet still retains 99% of its original and rare Wilhelm Abel decals and paint. The dome stamp is clear and nicely dated 1936. One of the best helmets that I’ve seen out there and would be a crown in any helmet collection; simply a textbook M35 in the best possible condition!

Rare original and untouched M43 field cap with factory sewn insignia. The cap is a very rare 1945 dated example in typical late war manufacture and fabrics. The cap retains its factory sewn Heer BeVo trapezoid insignia which was sewn onto the cap prior to assembly. The cap is marked RB-Nr. 0/0520/0017 indicating production by Hermann Potthoff. The cap is in light worn condition and has a cracked visor bill but is otherwise undamaged. Exceptional late war Heer field cap that would be very hard to upgrade!

A stunning and exceptional Heer M36 EM Feldbluse in mint/unissued condition. The tunic is not shortened or restored in any way. The green Einheitslitzen are period factory sewn to the collar. The breast eagle is period factory sewn on the top, flipped and finished. The tunic comes with a set of wool piped M36 type EM infantry shoulder straps in mint condition that have been with the tunic. The garment does not show any signs of having other insignia applied prior to it or any modifications. This is really a stunning textbook EM M36 tunic in mint condition, surely the best one I’ve ever had to offer!

Nice original Heer Waffenrock with period sewn insignia and ID tag reading Binzen 7./J.R. 105 indicating Binzen served in the 7th Kompanie of Infanterie Regiment 105. 

Mint pair of M39 trousers for use in the Heer in the Steingrauor stone grey colour. The pair retains all of its originally sewn buttons and retains 100% of the nap in the wool. Guaranteed the best pair on the market today. The trousers are in mint condition with zero issues and a good medium size!

Excellent pre war quality Heer officers sidecap in ribbed material. Whilst tunics can often be observed in this material this is the first cap I’ve seen. The cap is a good size around 58.

Excellent pair of felt overboots as issued to guards. These wooden soled boots were worn when troops were put on guard for several hours on time in arctic temperatures.

Rare pre war SS-VT cap skull button which is typical for the SS-Verfügungstruppen sidecaps. The button is in good as found condition and marked SS RZM 63.

Excellent Iron Cross first class marked 4 indicating wartime production by Steinhauer & Luck. Typical second pattern pin and hinge. The cross retains most if not all of its factory black paint and would be hard to upgrade.

Single original Heer shoulderstrap with a period added slip-on for Infanterie-Divisions-Nachschubführer 34.

Complete Bezard compass with all accessories it came with from the factory. The Bezard compass was a privately purchased type that often found its way into the hand of members of the Heer and Waffen-SS. Very hard to find with the box!

Excellent and obviously combat worn tropical K98 bayonet frog. Textbook construction with loads of character!

Excellent pre war equipment belt marked Gustav Schäder Glogau 1938. The belt is a nice large size 98 fitting most if not al mannequins.

Rare original deathcard to the Flemish volunteer Roger de Smet, born in Lokeren killed in action Krassno-Bor vor Leningrad 23.3.1943. De Smet was member of the VNV, wearer of the Tollenaere badge, Sturmabzeichen, Ostmedaille and the Iron cross second class.

Rare original deathcard to the Flemish volunteer in Sturmbrigade Langemarck SS-Obersturmführer Joz. Vanackere killed in action at Staro-Constantinov 3.3.1944.

Superb single decal Luftwaffe M40 helmet in very good condition marked Q62 indicating production by Quist. The helmet retains up to 95% of its original finish and decal. The decal is a typical Luftwaffe example with a faulty applied lightly toned decal that is often seen with these helmets. The helmet retains its factory placed liner. Textbook Luftwaffe helmet in very good condition!

Typical CKL66 no decal M42 helmet. This helmet was a souvenir for a soldier serving in the European Theater of Operations or ETO. The helmet retains its factory installed liner which was soaked in leather at some point indicating a possible KIA. The soldier painted a tan swastika to the front of the helmet as was done to many souvenir helmets. A typical original souvenir helmet in very good condition.