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Excellent and beautiful brown bakelite butterdish or Fettbüchse marked 1W 131 and dated 1944. Beautiful example without damages!

Superb and hard to upgrade upgrade complete M38 gasmask. The mask is a nice green canvas variant and comes with a nice set of straps. The canister retains most of its original paint, spare lenses, cleaning cloth and spring.

Incredible original German white helmet cover named Gefreiter Trekat. The cover is a superb and original period made example in good used condition with loads of character. The cover is photographed on a size 64 shell but can also be fitted to a larger shell. The cover is made out of two pieces of cotton, handsewn around the edge with reinforced apertures for the chinstrap. The cover is named and unit marked Gefreiter Trekat, 4./I.R. 24. indicating 4. Kompanie Grenadier-Regiment 24. This is a superb and very scarce opportunity to acquire a original white helmet cover for a winter display that would be impossible to upgrade.

Original German helmet chinstrap dated 1939. The chinstrap has been painted red as its been reissued in the Norwegian army post war. It’s still a nice original chinstrap in good condition!

Matching bayonet marked 42 asw indicating production by E. & F. Horster & Co. Solingen. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 5432 Z and has nice clean bakelite grips and its original leather frog. The bayonet is in worn and matching (!) condition.

Nice original helmet liner for a size 66 shell dated 1941. The liner still retains remnants of the original chinstrap that was found with the liner. Nice early example in a good large size!

Nice original MKII helmet in factory desert camouflage. Typical original South- African made example as worn by the infamous ‘Desert Rats’ in North Africa.

Original deathcard of Unteroffizier Felix Dirnberger killed in action during the battle of the bulge 24.1.1945 in Kalborn, Luxembourg. His Erkennungsmarke reads -91- 4./I.A.E.A. 96. Most probably he was part of the 2. Panzerdivision. Dirnberger is buried in Daleiden war cemetary.

Stunning original SS-VT or SS-Verfügungstruppen shoulderstraps for a Sturmscharführer in  1 Totenkopfsturmbann “Oberbayern” in good worn condition. The straps come in the rare rank of  SS-Sturmscharführer, the equivalent of a Spiessin the Heer. A very rare set of shoulderstraps that would be very hard to upgrade!

Textbook original officers BeVo Waffen-SS cufftitle for officers in 3. Totenkopf Regiment ‘Theodor Eicke’. The cufftitle is a excellent example in very good condition. The cufftitle is slightly shortened but surely more then long enough for uniform application. The cufftitle is a rare variant for officers executed in white BeVo.

Nice original bakelite case marked Kart. Vorl. Geb. G. 36. Excellent example in nice red brown bakelite marked 1943 jrx.

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

Beautiful original British patatrooper helmet marked G&S 1943 indicating production by Gimson & Slater. The helmet retains up to 90% of its original factory paint. The liner has been modified to accommodate a larger head size. The helmet is a typical wartime example with the more desirable early leather chinstraps. The helmet is named P. Burse, Parham. 

Beautiful and untouched Heer M43 Drillich field blouse. Textbook example in untouched condition with fully factory sewn insignia and wartime attached Artillerie EM shoulderstraps. A real combat tunic in good condition!

Textbook Reversible Sumpftarn parka trousers in good worn condition. Nicely RBNR marked inside and with nice strong colours!

Textbook size 64 shell Heer Reissue helmet in good used condition. The skirt inside is cleaned; otherwise a nice basic Heer helmet in good used condition!

Beautiful Heer officers visor with dark yellow piping for the Kavalerie Regiment Mitte ‘Schwedter Dragoner’. The cap retains its wartime attached insignia with the Schwedter Dragoner in the front. The eagle has been moved approximately 1-2 cm upwards to accommodate with the Schwedter Adler. The cap is a nice medium size and would be very hard to upgrade!

Mid to late war RG34 marked CNX indicating production by Gustav Appel, Berlin. The cleaning kit comes with all the tools as found, correct for the cnx RG34. The kit is complete but is missing the bottom from the oiler!