ww2

Scarce mint original Waffen-SS sleeve eagle with its original factory RZM label.

Rare minty button flap for 6×30 or 10×50 power Dienstglas binoculars marked dow indicating production by Opticotechna GmbH. Very hard to find as a spare!

German machine guns were commonly supplied with soaking cans for muzzle components the make cleaning easier. The soaking medium was kerosene, referred in the German literature as Petroleum. The practice went back at least as early as the MG 08.  The MG 34 soaking can was designed to hold the recoil booster assembly, which consists of the flash suppressor, recoil booster housing, and recoil booster cone.

A blue camouflaged Luftwaffe gasmask canister. The container retains it blue Luftwaffe paint up to 90%. It is very hard to find a Luftwaffe blue gasmask in this condition!

Possibly the rarest of webbing Y-straps to find, this variant is especially designed and made for Cavalry troops to carry the Packtasche on the back. Only the second one I have ever seen, let alone was able to offer. Incredibly scarce piece!

Scarce original Waffen-SS sleeve eagle in cutout condition. Ready to be added to a uniform!

A very nice original Lee Enfield rifle dated 1943 and deactivated to the old Dutch laws. Free to own for anyone over 18 in the Netherlands.

Pickup only!

Nice original MG34 spanner. This tool is a standard component from the MG tool kit!

Extremely scarce muzzle brake for the Panzerkampfwagen V Panther. We believe it to be of the Ausführung A or D model. The Model D has only been produced for a short while with a production range of only 800 delivered units. The muzzle brake was once fitted on a 7,5 cm KwK 42/L70 which was a main gun designed for the Panther. There are only a very small amount of original Panther tanks remaining today, and many are missing their muzzle brake. The muzzle brake shows a heavy crack which was most probably caused by the Panther being knocked out. The muzzle brake is a relic that was found in Germany somewhere in the last century and has been in one collection since. The muzzle brake would be a epic man cave centerpiece and a guaranteed conversation piece. Most probably this is the only one we’ll ever be able to offer and a once in a lifetime chance to obtain such a unique item.

Please note, shipping will be calculated at cost, after ordering. Can be delivered to most European militaria fairs including the Militracks fair next weekend. Pickup is preferred. Delivery can be arranged within the BeNeLux.

A very nice Luftwaffe M43 field cap in very good condition. Marked 0/0501/0015 – 58 – 1944. A very nice one looker original M43 field cap with all original wartime applied insignia in a very good and large size!

A very nice unissued set of late war ’45 Rucksack complete with the Sturmgepäck and rare and often missing separate carrying straps. Exactly how it was issued, all three parts!

Stunning M36 field blouse for a Spiess in Infanterie Regiment 66. Nicely tailored M36 tunic with fully originally sewn insignia. The tunic is a nice medium size. The tunic has a nice lighty worn appeal that would nicely compliment any collection. The nap in the wool retains nearly fully except for some of the rough edges of the pockets. The tunic has a set of early pointed style M35 shoulderstraps for a Hauptfeldwebel der Infanterie Regiment 66. On the bottom of both sleeves two long bands of Tresse are sewn indicating the Hauptfeldwebel was also the Spiess of the Kompanie. Infanterie Regiment 66 was active early in the war and had its first actions on May 14th 1940 when they crossed the border and reached Ettelbruck in Luxembourg. After that IR66 pushed through to France and took part of the battles around Somme, Peronne and Dunkirk. IR66 was later renamed to Schützen Regiment 66, Panzergrenadier Regiment 66 and in the end Panzergrenadier Regiment Feldherrnhalle. The blouse would be a centre piece for any 1940 display!

Rare wartime barrel changing mitt for the MG34 and MG42. 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 to cool down and a cool new barrel is inserted. According to regulations, the barrel had to be changed after 150 rounds fired continuously. Hard to find item, for sure the best one I’ve had to offer yet!

This flag was manufactured by a company in Amsterdam in 1940 shortly after the Germans invaded. Nice large flag sized 100 x 150 cm.

A original minty and matching pair of Infantry EM Heer shoulder straps. The shoulderstraps have the early style white wool piping indicating production between 1940 and 1942. The straps are a perfect matching pair for a M40 or M41 tunic and would be very hard to upgrade!

Pre war Czech bayonet for the VZ 24 rifle in very good, untouched condition.

A nice set of two boxes with various types of pencils. Mostly Kopiërstift which is the typical purple pencil one can find used as marking on equipment.

Typical M35 shipboard grey reissue helmet. The helmet is marked Q68 indicating production by Quist. A great example of a shipboard grey camouflage helmet with 85% of the original camouflage paint still remaining. Under the shipboard grey helmet one can see a green and textured paint finish which indicates the helmet was reissued two times. Also the former decal can easily be spotted right through the paint. The helmet is fitted with a late war M31 liner which has a newspaper sewn inside for insulation. The liner was marked with Kopierstift to the name Stockinger. The chinstrap was found on the helmet and is most likely a locally made replacement strap. The helmet is a great example of a reissue helmet finished in shipboard grey which was a colour attributed to coastal artillery personnel!

A very nice minty British made Musette bag. Named on the back and dated 1944.