Excellent early war aluminium single tent peg in excellent and m most likely unissued condition. The tent peg is nicely marked GA 40 which indicates production by an unclear producer in 1940. The peg is original and complete with its factory attached cord!

Matching issue tent pegs in unissued condition. The pegs are typical pressed wood construction encapsulated in bakelite. Every soldier was issued one pole, two pegs and one Zeltleine together with his Zeltbahn.

A very nice late war P38 soft shell holster. The holster is nicely maker marked 0/0833/0007 indicating production by Hans Römer, Neu-Ulm. Simply a superb late war P38 holster in mint condition, can not be upgraded!

A combat used pair of mid to late war felt boots or Filzstiefel in pretty hard used but usable condition. Typical eastern front footwear worn and issued with the reversible, non reversible and Charkov parkas. The pair is a nice large size which will most likely fit all  of the modern sized mannequins. The felt issued boots are in great, and combat used condition which would look perfect on a mannequin in an eastern front display!

Original US Duffle Bag marked JA SHOE 1944.

Distance meter or Kurvenmesser. The Kurvenmesser is in great working condition in its original leather pouch. Although these are mostly advertised as ‘ Wehrmacht ‘ or being a issued piece; these are all privately purchased. To be quite frank; 99% of the offered examples on the market today are most probably post war, with this one being no different other then it being advertised correctly. These pieces are however exactly the same as the 1940’s examples as the factories that made these never really changed the ‘winning’ concept. A nice mapcase accessory in good working condition at a sharp price.

Unique Heer EM M40 tunic with a bullethole gone right through the garment, with the lining fully blood soaked. The garment is a typical early M40 with first pattern Einheitskragenlitzen dating pre May 1940. The Einheitskragenlitzen are factory sewn to the garment, the breast eagle is in my opinion resewn. The garment has a small hole to the front and the back, at the shoulder hight. This is a genuine bullet hole that went straight trough and wounded the wearer. The area around the hole is blood-soaked inside and out. Other then these holes on the top there are shrapnel damages with period repairs on the bottom pockets indicating the wearer (probably) survived the ordeal. The garment was found in Magdeburg at some point. The garment is a unique example of a blood-soaked jacket that would be a prime historic piece in any collection.

Excellent original chinstrap for Heer/Luftwaffe (Wehrmacht) EM enlisted mens visor cap. The chinstrap is nicely marked with an ink stamp Rahm & Kampmann, Wuppertal 1938. The chinstrap is unissued and in good usable condition and is very rare to find as a spare!

Textbook Luftwaffe m40 greatcoat or Mantel in very good condition with matching Flak EM shoulderstraps.

A very nice zeltbahn in lightly used but very good condition with a set of very nice vibrant colours. At some point all buttons where removed! Textbook hand screened plane tree 5/5 Zeltbahn marked Warei Zeltbahn D.R.P. 1943 that would be hard to upgrade!

A nice unissued condition Waffen-SS Oak Zeltbahn, with most if not all originally sewn buttons. Nice example with bright colours!

Late war unissued Zeltbahn in Waffen-SS Oak camouflage. The Zeltbahn is nicely made up out of different colours of camouflaged material, typical for a late war manufacture. What makes this zeltbahn rare is that its of a late war “4 panel” construction. That means that on both far ends of the left and right side a extra triangle is sewn on. The top corner has a restoration with white stitching(!). The material is stunning and vibrant and looks like the day it was made. A unique late war Waffen-SS Zeltbahn with reversed coloursmost probably made in 1945!

Excellent combat used Tan Pressstoff straight E-tool carrier. The carrier could have been marked but because of the usage this could have become unreadable. The E-tool carrier retains its original straps in brown leather in good condition. Unlike many of the combat used examples offered on the market these days this one has no damages, repairs or restorations whatsoever!

Hard to upgrade matching bayonet marked 41 fnj indicating production by Alexander Coppel GmbH (aka Alcoso), Solingen. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 8582 y and has nice clean bakelite grips. The bayonet is in very good uncleaned, unsharpened and matching (!) condition with 99% of its factory blueing. The bayonet comes together with its original leather frog. The frog is in good used condition and has never been separated from the bayonet. Stunning bayonet with its original frog!