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A very nice textbook pair with the late war subdued tresse for a Feldwebel in a infantry unit. Hard to find M44 pair in very good, unissued condition!

A nice complete set marked CWU indicating production by Georg Kremp, vorm. Aktiengesellschaft für Optik und Mechanik, Wetzlar-Lahn. These where used to read angles on maps in a 6400 mills scale.

Late war M31 Zeltbahn in near mint condition. Still retains most if not all of its originally sewn buttons and ropes. Hard to upgrade!

A nice original MP38 u. MP40 sling in very good condition. Very hard to find in this condition!

A nice and complete gasmask named to Obergefreiter Werner Kolbe. The canister retains up to 95% of its original paint and is complete with its straps, spare lenses, mask, polishing cloth and spring. Hard to upgrade!

A very nice tan painted trench/sniper periscope or Winkelfernrohr used for Graben-und Hauserkampf. The periscope is in good working condition with clear optics. The periscope is nicely marked dow indicating production by Opticotechna GmbH. Very nice to compliment a sniper display with.

A very nice pair of early Wehrmacht issue braces named F. Brandstater. The braces are marked D.R.P. 33 on the leather parts.

Untouched M40 Luftwaffe camouflage helmet recently discovered in a attic in St. Vith, Belgium. The helmet features a nice two-tone camouflage pattern. Under the camouflage you can still see the Luftwaffe decal. The helmet retains its original liner and chinstrap that have never been removed from the helmet. The helmet is marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhüttenwerke, Thale. As the helmet was a recent woodwork find in St. Vith, Belgium which was a key battle in the Battle of the Bulge. The helmet most probably belonged to a member of the 18. Volksgrenadier Division which mostly contained 18. Luftwaffe Felddivision and Kriegsmarine troops. The helmet has a nice patina overall and still retains dust and cobwebs between the shell and the liner. The helmet is a stunning untouched example only recently retrieved from the woodwork in the Belgian Ardennes. Very hard to upgrade!

A original German army issue blanket. These blankets where issued and used members of the Heer and Waffen-SS. The importance of blankets in a war is very underestimated and where more then often the only comfort a soldier would have.

This blanket is in near mint condition, it has no rips, holes or repairs. This is a original Wehrmacht issue blanket that would be perfect for a personal effects display and very nice correctly folded or strapped onto a Tornister or Rucksack!

Nice original tabbed Heer belt buckle marked E Schneider 1942 Lüdenscheid. Still has up to 90% of its original factory paint and originally sewn leather tab.

Hard to find worn pair of Heer EM shoulderstraps in rough Italian wool. Tunics in this coarse Italian material are easily found but matching shoulderstraps in this wool are incredibly rare to find.

A very nice Lightbrown pre war mapcase marked LLG Baden 1937. These are a nice project to complete!

Uncommon K98 bayonet frog made from Presstoff in very good, near mint condition. First one in this material I’ve ever seen!

A nice ESB 41 marked M31 Labeflasche in unissued condition. The canteen, strap and cover are nicely marked ESB 41 indicating production by Eduard Sommerfeld, Berlin. The canteen is in good unissued condition with supple leather. A great unissued canteen!

Hard to find 1940 dated Y-straps by E.G. Leuner Bautzen. The Y-strap is easily displayed on a mannequin. The strap is also marked 06356 and a name Kroll. The Feldpostnummer 06356 indicates Infanterie-Regiment 46 which saw action in Poland, the Netherlands, Belgium and France. 1940 dated Y-straps are extremely rare!

Feldpostnummer 06356
(Mobilmachung-1.1.1940) Stab II Infanterie-Regiment 46
(28.4.1940-14.9.1940) Stab II u.5.-8. Kompanie Infanterie-Regiment
46
(15.7.1942-24.1.1943) gestrichen
(1.8.1943-23.3.1944) 7.10.1943 Batterie (teilbeweglich mot.) 982
(24.3.1944-6.11.1944) 2.9.1944 gestrichen.

A nice original tan and water or Sumpftarn Wendejacke in near mint condition. The parka retains all its buttons, straps and cords. It is nicely marked R.B.Nr. 0/0456/0020 and a large 2 for the size. The parka is in near mint condition and retains its nice bright camouflage colours and one or two misprints. The parka has one or two small holes. A very nice late war combat parka!

A stunning set consisting of a early set of dust goggles and its original protective container and spare lenses. Typical goggles as worn by motorized units such as Pilots, motorcycle troops and Panzergrenadiere!

Hard to find pair of Heer EM shoulderstraps for Kradschützen. 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. These shoulderstraps have the copper brown rayon piping typical for the Kradschützen. Extremely hard to find pair of shoulderstraps!

Hard to upgrade complete gasmask canister with leather strap supports and everything that should come with one of these. Hard to upgrade!

Extremely rare tool kit for the l.Gr.W.36 (5cm) mortar in near mint condition. The toolkit is in 99% of its original ordnance paint and 100% of its stenciling. Nicely marked aux 43 indicating production by Gottfried Piegler, Metallwarenfabrik, Schieiz/Thüringen. The kit is closed using a small hinge with a (mostly missing) webbing pull tab. Inside are multiple compartments and its original contents list. The kit is complete with its setting tool. This kit would be very hard to upgrade or replace and is the perfect accessory to a  l.Gr.W.36.