ww2

Textbook Early K98 pouch dated 1935. The pouch is slightly bent but plyable and would probably display on a mannequin just fine. Hard to find early piece in great condition!

US Navy Pal RH-35 Mark 1 fighting knife in near mint condition. Textbook piece that would be hard to upgrade!

Pre war Dutch M27 helmet in untouched condition with period field grey repaint. The helmet is nicely dated 1940.

Rare last ditch breadbag strap in unissued condition.

Textbook wooden boot jack or Stiefelknecht. These wooden devices were used within barracks to remove the boots without having to touch them. With boots often being blackened, polished and greased this was a helpful tool in keeping your hands tidy. Textbook piece in good condition with as far as I can tell no wood worm or rot.

Textbook black leather equipment belt marked R.Z.f.H.7 1942 indicating production by Reichs Zentrale für Handwerkslieferungen. size 95 in good used condition.

Textbook pre war brown equipment belt marked St. Orthey Marienberg 1939 in unissued condition. The belt is a nice and large size 100 fitting most mannequins with ease. Impossible to upgrade piece in excellent condition!

Rare original Heer shoulderboards for a Leutnant in a Kradschütze unit with period affixed cyphers. The boards are in perfect mint condition.

Nice original Wehrmacht issued Daimon 2233 flashlight in good used condition. This is the less common blue/grey painted variant. The small rectangular glass on top is still intact which is virtually always broken! Nice used example!

US fighting knife RH-36 PAL in good used condition.

Nice and rare accessory for the FF33 field phone. This device was attached to the top of a FF33 and allowed the handset to be placed in the cradle, depressing the buttons and disconnecting the line. Basically turning the FF33 into a desk model. Produced by Signalapp. Fabr. Julius Kräcker AG, Berlin SW 61 in 1937. Very nice and hard to upgrade SB-Zusatz for the FF33.

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 95% 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. The helmet is a bit dusty but unissued and would be hard to upgrade.

Textbook small cavalry backpack which was carried on the Cavalry Y-straps. Nicely marked Carl Busse 1940.

Rare original weapons manual for the Polizei; Waffentechnischer Leitfaden für den Ordnungspolizei in very good condition.

Typical wartime “Knijpkat” torch. These flashlights where made utilizing forced labour from Konzentrationslager Herzogenbusch. Unlike most of the wartime used flashlights the “Knijpkat” doesn’t have a battery but uses a small internal dynamo. This is the 7424 model which never was finished with green paint such as the 7424-03. The mechanism is still in great condition and the torch still works!

Original late war US General Purpose bag or GP Ammo bag marked Myrna Shoe Inc. 1944.