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Rare original ZF4 ddx marked ZF4 scope with the original matching numbers though damaged mount. The scope is in good useable and adjustable condition. Nicely maker marked ddx indicating production by Voigtlaender u. Sohn AG, Braunschweig. The scope is numbered 61949 as with the mount. The mount is a original example maker marked 359 indicating production by Walther. The mount retains the original bands which has one tear but otherwise intact. The bottom slide rail is damaged. This makes it impossible to firmly affix it to a G43. Ofcourse this can be restored by a skilled metalworker. Otherwise the price reflects this; undamaged mint examples range between 3700 and 5500 euro. So if you’re looking for a nice display piece that doesn’t break the bank but is fully original; this is it!

A very nice M42 helmet marked hkp64 indicating production by Sächsische Emaillier und Stanzwerke A.G. in the shell size 64. The helmet retains its original paint for 95%. Typical late war manufacture with very coarse material crimping at the back of the skirt. A nice untouched M42 helmet!

Nice example of a late war Q64 no decal M40 helmet in mint condition. The Quist firm produced the size 64 M40 helmet shell right up till late in 1944 whilst the other companies all adopted the M42 model. The helmet is a tell tale of the Quist quality with a shell blued prior to painting. The outside retains up to 99% of its factory applied textured paint. The inside is typical for these helmets finished without texture. This helmet was made for all the branches just like the M42 helmet without decal. Hard to find and mint late war M40 helmet without decal!

Beautiful M43 pattern shoulderstraps for a Soldat der Aufklärung. Textbook pair and very hard to find!

Superb matching and unissued late war M43 pattern shoulderstraps for Heer Gebirgsjäger troops. Rare late war shoulderstraps that would be impossible to upgrade!

Matching and textbook privately purchased Heer EM m36 shoulderstraps with wool white piping for Infanterie. These shoulderstraps were often added to uniforms to create a more sharp look which appealed to many German soldiers. Hard to find original Heer EM m36 Infanterie shoulderstraps!

Textbook Kriegsmarine issue K98 ammunition pouch maker marked Sachs & Deisselberg Hamburg 1940.

Mint unissued G43 pouch marked bla 1944 indicating production by E. G. Leuner, Bautzen in 1944.

Perfect and mint light brown K98 ammunition pouch complete with all internal dividers.

Scarce mint Lightbrown Luftwaffe 37M pistol holster marked cdc 42 indicating production by Kern Klager & Co. Lederwaren, Berlin. Impossible to upgrade mint holster!

Textbook original holster in brown leather for the P35(b). FN High-Power pistol. Nicely marked dla 44 indicating production by Karl Barth, Militäreffektenfabrik, Waldbroehl, Rheinland.

Mint original Italian leather holster for the M1935 Beretta pistol. Standard issue pistol that was also reissued in the Wehrmacht.

In very good condition and very nicely marked with the Polizei eagle and Robert Larsen 1939 Berlin. These holsters where intended for a range of 7,65mm pistols such as the PPK and HSC. A nice mint holster!

 

Nice original Luftwaffe issue rucksack in good used condition.

Textbook late war rucksack as issued to members of the Heer and Waffen-SS. Nice example with mixed and recycled materials!

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 used condition, it has a few repairs and holes and the ends are fraying a bit. None the less, 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!

Stunning unissued Wehrmacht issue Zeltbahn in Splittertarn camouflage. Lovely example with most if not all originally sewn buttons.

Textbook M31 Splittertarn Zeltbahn in good used condition. Nicely maker marked and dated Max Scheffel 1942. The white chalk paint spots can easily be removed!