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A nice minty and matching M31 Labeflasche marked MN 42 indicating prodution by Metallindustrie GmbH. Neunkirchen-Saar (MENESA). Hard to upgrade canteen in mint condition!

A very clean textbook original Waffen-SS belt buckle marked O&C ges. gesch. indicating production by Overhoff & Cie, Lüdenscheid. This buckle is rare and near mint condition and would be very hard to upgrade!

A very nice original Green steel Heer belt buckle with most of its original factory paint remaining.

Deckungswinkelmesser or Indirect fire calculator made by J.D. Möller G.m.b.H., Wedel. This little device helps to calculate distances and hight differences in terrain. This tool was a issue piece in the mapcase and very hard to find. In good working condition.

A nice early M31 messkit marked HRE41 indicating production by Heinrich Ritter, Esslingen. Still retaining up to 99% of its original factory paint, mint!

One of the rarest late war helmets in unissued condition. The helmet retains its original liner and pins which are original to the helmet. The helmet is marked Q64 in the back of the shell indicating production by Quist. As Quist only started producing the M42 helmet very late in the war there aren’t much examples remaining. The helmet retains up to 95% of its original factory paint. Very rare M42 helmet!

Nice early reversible parka in good used condition with a few depot repairs. Hard to find early smooth material example marked Max Müller Nürnberg.

The Italian army messkit (Gavetta Modello 1930) was a commonly seen item within the German army. Prior to re-issue in the German army they where mostly painted green by the Germans. This Italian messkit is the best one I’ve ever seen!

A late war Waffen-SS Wachmantel in good used condition. A lot of these mantels can be seen in pictures of the Ardennes offensive worn by members of Kampfgruppe Hansen and in and around La Gleize. These mantels where specifically made for the Waffen-SS and lack the french cuffs the Heer types have. The mantel shows a lot of wear and age and would make a great addition to a late war Waffen-SS combat mannequin!

A nice original late war Luftwaffe EM hbt combat tunic. The tunic comes with its original factory sewn breast eagle.

A only scarcely encountered set of J. Vincx & V. Schotanius’s – Nederlandse Vrijwilligers in Europese Krijgsdienst 1-3. The books are in very good condition without damages complete with the original paper backs. A scarce opportunity to buy part 1 to 3 a great documentation on Dutch volunteers in the Waffen-SS!

Nice late war equipment belt marked 0/0485/0002 in good used condition. Size 95 which is good for most modern mannequins.

A stunning Sumpftarn field division smock in very good condition. This smock is in lightly worn condition with some stains to the collar and pockets. The smock has a neatly machine sewn wool-backed breast eagle which is a addition to the garment. Hard to upgrade Felddivision smock in Sumpftarn camouflage!

Stunning period converted Waffen-SS M38 smock in plane tree camouflage. Not to be confused with Zeltbahn material, this jacket was made on the base of a M38 camouflage smock which shows many details only seen on M38 and M40 smocks. The jacket is heavily lined in thick fur. A stunning one looker original field made Waffen-SS camouflage garment, surely one of a kind!

A nice original Heer or Waffen-SS officers tunic in very good, lightly worn condition. The garment shows signs of a cufftitle and sleeve eagle once applied. There are vague traces of a breast eagle but not as clear as that of the sleeve eagle. Nice base tunic for a restoration of your own choice.

A nice original M41 field jacket with insignia for a Private First Class in the famous 104th Infantry Division. The Jacket is in obvious nice worn condition. Unlike many minty M41 field jackets out there this one has a lot of character.

A very nice mint original pack of Lucky strike cigarettes. Iconical piece loved and smoked by both the American and German soldiers. Hard to find in mint condition with original content and military tax label!

When firing the MG34 and MG42 continuously the German soldiers where presented with a harsh and difficult task: changing the barrel. The MG34 and MG42 where both made with a quick-change barrel and to help in the changing of the barrel these gloves where invented and issued. These gloves where issued with the accessories of the MG34 and MG42. It is simply used by placing the hand under the strap and using the pad to cover your hand when you grab the hot, sometimes even glowing barrel. The barrel is then placed in the Laufschützer or barrel carrier to cool down and a cool new barrel is inserted. According to regulations, the barrel had to be changed after 150 rounds fired continuously. Every MG team had one or two spare barrels in spare barrel carriers with their field equipment. The MG34 barrel carrier is in very good condition with 90% of the original tan colour remaining. The carrier was once overpainted in blue grey over the original tan factory paint. The carrier is nicely marked beq 1943 indicating production by Framo-Werke G.m.b.H., Hainichen/Sachsen. The carrier is complete with its original LUX marked strap and in very good condition. One of the rarest spares to find for the MG34!

Superb original M43 field blouse for a Heer infantry EM. The tunic is mint, and retains all of its originally factory sewn insignia. The base material is a coarse Italian wool and lined with grey rayon. The size is a nice medium fitting most modern mannequins. The breast eagle is factory sewn, not through the lining. The Litzen are also factory sewn, no traces of previously sewn examples. The tunic has not been shortened or tailored in any way. The tunic has multiple size markings; the usual sizes but also a additional stamp indicating the wearers height. The original factory red chalk markings for the buttons and holes are still visible. More then likely this tunic was never ever worn! This is a superb and mint M43 field blouse, a typical garment as issued and worn by members of the Heer in the Wehrmacht. Every detail is textbook and finding a better example would be impossible!

Hard to find loose set of original metal wire hooks to attach the Tarnnetz or German army helmet net to the German helmet. These are hard to find as a spare and a must have for a German helmet net!