ww2

Excellent single Royal Corps of Signals duty/active service armband. Worn by signal troops and dispatch riders are known to wear these a lot as well.

Textbook late war gasmask canister with matching late war gasmask. The Canister retains its original straps and spare lenses. The gasmask is a late war black rubber variant with blue painted hardware.

Textbook late war gasmask canister with matching as mask both numbered 4445. The Canister retains its original straps and spare lenses. The gasmask is a late war black rubber variant with blue painted hardware.

Beautiful late war FF33 field phone. The FF33 is marked 1944 E which is indicating an unknown maker and production in 1944. The phone comes with the crank and battery case. The bakelite case is undamaged and has a nice reddish colour. All parts are marked 1944 and the field phone is completely matching!

Non-matching K98 bayonet marked S/176G indicating production by P. Weyersberg in 1935. The scabbard is marked Coppel G.m.b.H. 1940.

Nice M31 tropical breadbag with a mixture of webbing and leather details. This example is in good used condition and has some damages as one of the internal straps is cut off and the D-ring at the back is missing. No visible markings are found on this example.

Top shelf Heer double decal helmet marked Q66 indicating production by Quist. The helmet retains up to 95% of its minty factory finish and Pocher decals. The helmet retains its factory fitted reinforced aluminum liner with early chinstrap. A textbook example that would be very hard to upgrade in a nice big size.

Nice original long gasmask canister strap. Early example with aluminum hardware.

M35 Heer helmet in two tone camouflage marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet received two wartime overpaints on top of a double decal Heer factory finish. The helmet was refinished and reissued receiving a new decal and on top in brush painted tan finished with spray painted green. The helmet is in good condition retaining up to 75% of its original camouflage paint. The exterior of the helmet was cleaned at some point but retains its original finish and character. Nice original camouflage helmet that would be hard to upgrade!

Very nice slightly used example of an M31 canteen. The canteen and cup are non-matching but are found together! The canteen is nicely marked MKK 41 which indicates production by Marsteller & Killman., Kettwig in 1941 and the cup is marked kcl 40 which indicates production by Klinter & Co., Lüdenscheid in 1940. The canteen cup has the name Kahn nicely scratched into the paint and a part of the strap is named inside. Beautiful combat used example!

Beautiful M42 late war canteen with typical late war gabardine cover which is in almost mint and probably unissued condition. The canteen is nicely marked CFL 44 which indicates production by Carl Feldhaus Aluminium und Metallwerke, Lüdenscheid in 1944. The green painted inside of the cup is typical for CFL 44 produced cups.

Textbook tropical breadbag strap in good used condition. Early variation with aluminum hardware.

Rare original issue cardboard Scho-Ka-Kola ration chocolate packaging in good used condition. Whilst most of these are made in metal; this is a rare 1943 dated variant in cardboard.

Perfect mid war single example of a leather equipment strap in unissued condition. Nicely marked and dated 1942, the maker mark is not completely readable.

Exceptional Patronenkasten 34 ammunition box for the MG34 machine-gun. This case is in minty condition with over 99% of its original field grey factory applied paint. The case is marked brc 41 which indicates production by Fr. Weber & Co., Berlin in 1941. Lovely detail is that in the lid of the case the name Gardner is scratched into the paint. These cases are exceptionally hard to find in this condition and this is for sure the best one I’ve found yet!

Rare original Losantin Gelbkreuzentgifungsmitteltablet red/brownish pressed paper container. The tablets which were inside were especially used for detoxification of the skin after a mustard gas(!) attack. These round pressed paper containers are very hard to find in a good condition.