Stunning original M43 Field blouse that was period tailored for the wearer who was awarded the Ritterkreuz, Deutsches Kreuz in Gold and Nahkampfspange. The tunic retains all of its period wartime sewn insignia and loops. The jacket would be a stunning nice base for a medal display. The collar has loops sewn underneath that where used to affix the Knights Cross. The tunic has been discussed with mentioned possible wearers here. There is one repair to the lower pocket. The garment would be impossible to upgrade, except if you ofcourse add a Knigths Cross and a Deutsches Kreuz in Gold. A stunning and original Ritterkreuzträger tunic!

A one looker original three-tone sawdust camouflage helmet in very good, used condition. The helmet retains up to 90% of its original sawdust camouflage paint. The helmet retains its original liner in size 56. The helmet is a nice example of a sawdust camouflage helmet with good strong colours!

Exceptional named and early pre war 1935 dated M35 double decal Heer helmet marked NS66 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, Schwerte. The skirt of the helmet is bears the lot number E10 which is one of the lowest lot numbers I’ve encountered. The non-reinforced early pattern Schuberth liner is dated 1935 on the band ánd the round marking on the leather. The helmet retains its originally attached liner and chinstrap marked G. Schiele Loburg 1937. The rim on the helmet is the typical early production with the hand rolled rim. The rear skirt of the shell retains multiple unit markings. One being 11./J.R.10 indicating 11. Kompanie Infanterie Regiment 10. The other marking is also named to Oberschütze Panitz 5./J.R.101. Both these units took part of the Polenfeldzug in 1939 and the Westfeldzug in 1940. The helmets exterior bears two Heer decals with the national three-color partially period removed as ordered in 1940. The helmet retains up to 90% of its original factory paint.

The helmet was recently recovered in household clearance in the area of Dresden which perfectly matches the unit marking inside the skirt. Infanterie regiment 10 was renamed into Infanterie Regiment Dresden in 1935. The helmet has never been in a collection before – very hard to find a real early war combat helmet like this one which both survived the Polenfeldzug in 1939 and the Westfeldzug in 1940! A perfect helmet for a 1940 combat mannequin, this helmet is really a nice textbook example of a pre war combat helmet, this helmet has it all!

Rare piped Heer service dress for a Oberleutnant der Panzertruppen. Excellent, pre war example made with fine materials. The garment is in very good condition with period sewn award loops under the breast pocket. There are two repairs under the armpits but looks to be in very good condition otherwise. Very nice and rare piped Panzer service dress in good condition!

Beautiful Heer M40 single decal camouflage helmet found in Arnhem, the Netherlands. The helmet is marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet is a beautiful example with a really vibrant camouflage pattern which is hard to photograph in a studio setup but really pops in the sunlight. The helmet retains its original and factory installed liner and is named inside the skirt to Heinze. The helmet was found 10 years ago when a family from Arnhem decided to clear out the loft and sell the contents on a carboot sale. Amongst other items found with the helmet was a Stengun MKIV. The helmet has its original decal in place which peaks underneath the camouflage but is not cleaned, enhanced or denazified. The helmets exterior has been camouflaged with typical brown and green tones. A beautiful helmet with provenance to Arnhem.

Untouched Heer M43 field blouse for a Gefreiter in a Nachschub Abteilung. The field blouse is a textbook, late war example with factory sewn buttons, Litzen and breast eagle. The garment is a good medium size fitting modern mannequins. The garment retains a matching pair EM shoulderstraps with the bluegrey piping indicating Nachschub. The garment is a typical late war example made in coarse Italian wool. Beautiful example!

Excellent SE64 M40 sawdust camouflage helmet with its Heer decal peaking through the paint. The helmet is a great, untouched example marked SE64 indicating production by Sächsische Emaillier und Stanzwerke A.G. The helmet is nicely unit or initial marked in the rear skirt giving a slight opportunity to further research. The helmets exterior is nicely covered in the thick textured sawdust camouflage paint leaving a small portion of the Heer decal peaking through the paint. A killer example of a sawdust camouflage helmet in great condition!

Stunning salty officers DAK Panzer field blouse. The garment is in good worn condition with some stains and wear. The garment retains its originally sewn skulls, litzen and shoulderstraps. The breast eagle was removed post war but comes with a very nice uniform removed example that could easily be added. Very hard to find a DAK officers combat field blouse. Typical for the officers in the Afrikakorps is that they wore enlisted mens tunics as there simply wasn’t any other uniforms on supply. Very nice combat garment!

Stunning condition non reversible hard edged ’43 Sumpftarnmuster pattern camouflage parka complete with trousers and suspenders. Complete with their original rayon based camouflage braces original to the parka. The jacket and the trousers are in very good condition with strong colours and material. The jacket has a few small damages but is otherwise in mint/unissued condition! Hard to find complete set!

Rare to find RZM collar tab set for a EM/NCO in 3. SS-Panzer-Division Totenkopf. Typical embroidered examples in unissued condition. The skull tab clearly retains its original rzm label. Choice pair that would be very hard to upgrade!

Original Waffen-SS cufftitle in uniform removed condition. The cufftitle is a less typical example with the font with slanted letter tops. Hard to find!

Rare, late war Heer EM M44 field blouse in the late war brown wool with printed breast eagle. The garment is in mint, unissued condition and comes with a beautiful pair of M43 pattern Panzergrenadier shoulder straps. Rare, late war garment that would be very hard to upgrade.

Textbook Luftwaffe double decal M35 helmet with straight leg ‘droop tail’ eagle. The helmet is marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet is a nice example retaining up to 90% of its factory finish. The liner and chinstrap are original to the helmet but the short part of the chinstrap has snapped. The helmet is a nice and textbook example; hard to upgrade.

Excellent pair of matching textbook MP38 u. MP40 magazine pouches in unissued condition. The pouches are both matching in cloth, stitching, marking, hardware and leather. The pouches are executed in nice blue canvas with lightbrown leather. A beautiful and matching pair in unissued condition that would be very hard to upgrade!

Beautiful M35 double decal Luftwaffe helmet marked ET68 indicting production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The markings are the early gothic style ET markings. The helmet retains its originally placed reinforced aluminum liner with square aluminum chinstrap bales. The liner pins retain their washers and are period installed. One of the pins is missing a prong. The helmet comes with the early droop tail eagle which is visible through the camouflage paint. The helmet has the tricolor decal which has been cleaned. The helmet retains up to 75% of its original wartime applied three-tone camouflage paint. Very nice and large three-tone camouflage helmet in very good condition!