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Matching K98 bayonet marked J. Sch 1938 indicating production by Jetter & Scheerer.  The bayonet is in very good, matching condition with its original period finish and the Luftwaffe frog that has always been with the blade. The frog is a textbook, chocolate brown example with markings to Kampfgeschwader Boelcke. Choice piece!

Textbook matching K98 bayonet marked 41 fnj indicating production by Alexander Coppel GmbH (aka Alcoso), Solingen. 

Rare original Dutch KNIL helmet made for the troops fighting in the Dutch east indies. This example was made by Milsco and is in unissued condition. Very hard to upgrade!

Nice original hidden stitch pattern Y-strap in very good, unissued condition. The straps are unmarked and feature nice steel painted hardware. Nice and rare hidden stitch example to complete any Wehrmachtor Waffen-SS combat mannequin!

Q66 M40 single decal Luftwaffe helmet in good used condition. Textbook example marked Q66 indicating production by Quist. Typical combat worn helmet with loads of character and named in the liner!

Rare camouflage backpack, Indianapolis Tent & Awning co. 1943.

Late war Heer EM M43 field blouse in near mint condition. The garment retains its factory sewn breast eagle and kragenlitzen. There are signs of the collar once bearing Unteroffizierstresse, but this looks to have been neatly removed. The two large pockets have been sewn flat to the skirt. Otherwise the garment looks like it did not have any other modifications. The garment comes with two Infanterie EM shoulderstraps, one piped in wool, one piped in rayon. The garment is a very nice example in near mint condition that would be very hard to upgrade.

Rare original SS-VT sidecap in size 56. Rare original cap in good worn condition. The cap retains ghosting of the triangular eagle that was once sewn to the side, and a button to the front.

Rare, first pattern Luftwaffe rucksack with removable straps. The rucksack is dated 1936 and named inside. Hard to find pattern; the first one I’ve ever seen!

A nice late war set of original rifle grenade pouches in used condition, which is harder to find than mint condition pouches! These pouches where issued to carry the heavy rifle grenades and the special rifle grenade blanks to shoot these. These bags are finished in blue canvas with black, riveted leather parts. The inside of these pouches feature small sections in which the rifle grenade cartridges where kept. The pouches are marked underneath the flap but it is hard to tell what the stamp says exactly. Hard to upgrade original pouches in nice blue/gray canvas as issued to members of the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS

Mint Heer belt buckle marked H.A.41. Textbook mint example!

B-4 pattern AN-6519-1 life preserver vest aka Mae-West as issued to Paratroopers, US Army Air Force or US Naval aviators. From February 1944, AN-6519 was the new designation for the B-4 life preserver as part of an effort to expedite mass production of a vest that could be issued to the Army or Navy Air Force (A-N=Army-Navy). Dated January 1945, made by United States Rubber CO. The vest is marked with an anchor indicating US Navy issue.

Textbook Kriegsmarine flag in near mint condition. The flag is a very decorative piece marked Reichkriegsflagge 100×170 with the Naval acceptance stamp.