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Rare first pattern(!) Dutch M1917 Stormdolk in very good condition. The dagger comes with its very rare first model scabbard that was made without the leather securing strap around the handle. This strap was intended to keep the dagger from slipping out of the scabbard when not in use. This strap was later added to most if not all of the first pattern scabbards but this one seems to have missed that mandatory modification. The Scabbard is in very good condition without any modifications or repairs and is nicely marked CW indicating production by the Centrale Werkplaats. The dagger itself is in very good condition with most of its original blueing remaining to the blade. The handle is nicely marked and retains a nice patina. The dagger is numbered 1901 B and is original to the scabbard – looking at early M17 daggers it seems that the scabbards where not numbered. The dagger was recently found in the vicinity of Tilburg, the Netherlands. A very nice first pattern M1917 Stormdolk in very good condition that would be very hard to upgrade – for sure the best one I’ve had the pleasure to offer!

A textbook Heer M40 single decal helmet marked EF66 indicating production by Emaillierwerke Fulda. The helmet is complete with its original factory fitted liner and a original chinstrap. The chinstrap is full length, supple and unreadable marked. The helmet retains up to 85% of its original factory paint and 90% of its decal. All in all a very nice helmet in good condition.

A very nice late war blue belt buckle or Einheitskoppelschloss in stone mint condition still wrapped in its factory wrapping. The belt buckle still retains 100% of it’s original factory paint! A very nice Heer belt buckle that would be impossible to upgrade!

Mint unissued Heer breadbag with matching strap marked RKS42. Hard to upgrade!

The buckle is nicely maker marked with RZM M4/72 indicating production by the company Wilhelm Deumer, Lüdenscheid. The buckle is a nice injection molded example in very good condition.

Rare original yellow colored Luftwaffe night navigation map of the United Kingdom and Germany. These maps where used during the battle of Britain to the remainder of the war. Rare piece that would nicely attribute any Luftwaffe collection!

Nice original Erkennungsmarke marked 11.J.R.9 indicating Infanterie Regiment 9. The back of the Erkennungsmarke is named Tober.

Nice original Luftwaffe officers collar tab for a Leutnant.

Textbook pre war Luftwaffe equipment belt marked and dated 1939 LBA. The belt is in size ’80’ and is in good used condition.

Nice early bayonet frog in good used condition.

General assault badge produced by Rudolf Karneth. Textbook semi hollow zink construction with crimped in setup.

Original Infantry assault badge by Souval with its textbook soldered setup on the back.

Textbook original paratrooper or Fallschirmjäger patch in very good uniform removed condition.

Nice original paramarine patch. The patch was once glued on a piece of paper with some residue remaining to the back. Rare example!

Original late war US 18th Airborne corps patch in good condition.

Original 1st Allied Airborne patch in good uniform removed condition.

Original US 2nd Infantry division patch in good uniform removed condition.

A very nice brown Pistole 35(p) Radom holster. The holster is in good lightly used condition.

Rare pre war leather mapcase in smooth leather. One of the rarest mapcases to encounter in very good condition. Nicely marked Otto Breitschuh Eisleben 1936 and unit marked inside the lid.