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K98 bayonet marked 44 fnj
A nice bayonet marked 44 fnj indicating production by Alexander Coppel GmbH (aka Alcoso), Solingen. The bayonet has never been sharpened or reblued. The bayonet comes together in its original kvz 1943 marked frog. This set has always been together and is in good condition! The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 8231 (no suffix) and has nice clean wooden grips. The bayonet is in good uncleaned, unsharpened and matching (!) condition.
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Straight leather E-tool carrier marked Kern. Kläger & Cie 1937 Berlin
A pre war straight E-tool carrier nicely marked Kern. Kläger & Cie 1937 Berlin. Hard to upgrade nice example in near mint condition! The leather straps are all supple and in good condition.
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First pattern folding E-tool in carrier
A very nice original folding E-tool with first pattern carrier. The E-tool is nicely marked ago indicating production by E. Luft, Eisen u. Metallwarenfabr., Tetschen a/Elbe. The carrier is marked bmo 41 indicating production by Hane Deuter, Koffer-, Rucksack- und Lederwarenfabrik, Augsburg. The set is in very nice condition with supple leather parts, no damages and no rust, very hard to upgrade!
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Y-straps manufactured from British webbing in Wirtschaftsamt Litzmannstadt
These Y-straps are made in the Ghetto of Lodz, Poland which the Germans renamed into “Litzmannstadt”. They are made using parts of captured British equipment items. These British equipment items where left in 1940 when the British Expeditionary Force evacuated to the United Kingdom. The Germans sent these for recycling and a lot of work was put in disassembling every British equipment piece and recycling the individual parts into German army equipment. Y-straps, breadbags, A-frames and rucksacks are a few of the items made in Litzmannstadt. A very rare pair of Y-straps!
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Stone mint early Heer belt and buckle
A stunning belt and buckle set which are in mint condition. The belt is nicely marked Böttcher & Renner, Nürnberg-O 1938. The belt is supple and still in its natural brown colour and has not been polished. The belt is a nice large size 95 cm. The buckle still retains up to 95% of its original green paint and is not visually maker marked but is made by Dransfeld. These early undyed belts with matching buckles with original paint are very scarce and as such I would grade this belt very hard to upgrade. If you are looking for a pre 1940 buckle and belt set this it it!
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Brown M42 messkit marked WJ43
A very nice M42 Kochgeschirr marked WJ43. The messkit is finished in brown enamel which is a very rare late war variant that i’ve not yet encountered before. The messkit retains up to 95% of its original brown finish. Hard to upgrade, and very nice to match with a brown enamel canteen by AEMA!
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Bakelite carbide lantern
A nice original lantern complete with all the shades without bakelite damages. Rare to find one in good condition!
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Late war combat belt with uncommon hook marked 0/0676/0120 and RZM M4/22
A very nice and mint equipment belt marked 0/0676/0120 indicates production in the town of Offenbach(Hessen) where multiple leather and equipment producers where based. The hook is a uncommon variant marked RZM M4/22 indicating production by Christian Theodor Dicke, Lüdenscheid. The belt is nicely sized 90 and would make a great match to a Waffen-SS belt buckle!
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AEMA made M42 canteen with blue enamel
A very nice canteen made by AEMA indicating production by Annweiler Email-u.Metall-Werke, Annweil. This being a late example (late 1944) it is produced with two convex halves in stead of one convex and one hollow. The canteen is in very good nearly unissued condition. The canteen is nicely coated in blue grey enamel. The strap is in good supple condition albeit it has one or two surface cracks, nothing serious. A great textbook M42 canteen executed in blue grey enamel!
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Three tone Normandy camouflage Q60 M35 Heer helmet
A very nice three-tone Normandy camouflage helmet marked Q60 indicating production by Quist. The helmet retains up to 80% of its original camouflage paint and its original liner. The helmet retains very vibrant camouflage colours and is a nice eyepiece! The helmet had white paint cleaned off externally. The helmet was left behind in Hilvarenbeek, The Netherlands and came out of the woodwork 3 years ago. The helmet is the smallest size ever made for the German army and are very rare, just as the size 68 and 70 helmets. On the back of the helmet a stress crack can be seen. A nice unusual camouflage helmet in a rare small size!
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Stunning EF62 M40 Rautarn wire camo
A stunning original rough overpaint with wire camo helmet. The helmet has a lot of character, and a lot of interaction between the shell and the wire. This helmet is nicely named inside Pi. (Pioneer) Anton Schumatschek. The helmet has a lot of character, especially in hand. The helmet retains a rough overpaint with brown, red and green tones. The paint seems to be mixed with sand. The wire is attached to the helmet by 4 holes drilled in the shells rim. One of the nicest helmets I’ve had the chance to offer for sure!
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Early type Y-strap marked Franz Brehme, Walsrode 1940
Sale!A nice supple Y-strap with hidden stitches and partial aluminum hardware. The Y-strap is marked Franz Brehmen, Walsrode 1940. The early type Y-straps are hard to find, especially with aluminium hardware. The Y-strap is nicely named on the O-ring protector. One of the loops that holds the O-ring is loose. A nice and rare to find early Y-strap in very good condition!
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Complete set of buttons and Litzen for a Heer M43 tunic
A full set of original buttons, thread and litzen to complete a tunic. If one is after to complete a tunic this is the set you need. The buttons are late war matching dark blue buttons as seen a lot on M43 tunics. A scarce complete set!
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Lightweight Y-straps marked Otto Gehrckens Pinneberg 1942
A nice and near mint lightweight Y-strap as issued to Luftwaffe and Kriegsmarine personnel. Nicely marked Otto Gehrckens Pinneberg 1942.
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Early Waffen-SS buckle by Overhoff with matching belt
A nice original matching Waffen-SS belt with buckle by Overhoff & Cie, Ludenscheid. Hard to upgrade original Waffen-SS belt ensemble in very good condition
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Deckungswinkelmesser dhq H/6400
Deckungswinkelmesser or Indirect fire calculator made by J.D. Möller G.m.b.H., Wedel. This little device helps to calculate distances and hight differences in terrain. This tool was a issue piece in the mapcase and very hard to find. In good working condition.
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Cold weather felt overboots
A very nice pair of felt boots issued to troops in arctic climates. The overboots are in good lightly worn condition and a nice mannequin size.
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Large medical canteen (Labeflasche) marked W.A.L. 43 and RB-Nr. 0/0656/0005
A rare late war large medical canteen marked W.A.L. 43 indicating production by Westfalische Aluminium Industrie, Junger & Co., Lüdenscheid and RB-Nr. 0/0656/0005 indicating Deutsche Lederwerkstätten GmbH, Pirmasens. The canteen is complete with all straps and in very good condition. The leather on this canteen is so called pigskin and has one dry spot on the strap but unless you intend to start using it every day it should not be a problem. The stitching halfway on the strap is also interesting. Due to material shortages later in the war there was a shortage of long strips of leather. Hence the strap was made out of two separate scraps. This is not a repair! A rare and flawless medical canteen in very good condition.
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Two late war M43 cap or Einheitsfeldmütze buttons marked RZM
A great set of original buttons for a Waffen-SS M43 field cap or Einheitsfeldmütze. Rare buttons to find and all in good usable condition! Free shipping!
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Rare late war breadbag produced from captured materials
A nice late war breadbag with a unusual middle support hook from a Czech pre war breadbag. A nice rare late war breadbag in good used condition!
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Presstoff shovel carrier marked nju
A nice original Presstoff shovel carrier in very good condition. Marked nju indicating production by G. Hertter & Co, Fellbach. Hard to upgrade!
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Normandy camo m42 helmet named Moczinski
A nice original Normandy camo m42 helmet named Moczinski. Simply a nice original three-tone camouflage helmet in salty, as found condition that actually came from Normandy!
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Brush painted camouflage EF66 M42 helmet
A camouflaged M42 helmet marked EF66 indicating production by Emaillierwerke A.G., Fulda. The helmet is covered in a thick brush applied camouflage paint in four tones. The helmet retains most of its camouflage paint and has is complete with its liner and chinstrap. A attractive and nice and brightly camouflaged helmet in very good condition!
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Size 60 helmet liner in good used condition
A nice 1938 dated aluminium liner size 60. Hard to find spare part complete with string!
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Hitlerjugend belt and buckle marked
A nice ensemble of a Hitlerjugend belt and buckle. The buckle is nicely marked RZM M 4/23 indicating production by Dr. Franke & Co. The belt is named to Wilhelm Baumann.
A attractive set in very good used condition!
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Stunning 5 Liter SMM41 water container
A nice and usable 5 liter Trinkwasser water carrier.
These carriers where first introduced around 1941 probably due to the hot climate in Italy and Africa. These are becoming hard to find and are a good and secure way to take drinking water to the front. This one still has most of its original paint and stencils and is in very good condition!The canister is clean. It has not been used to store oil, gasoline or other poisonous substances. I have drunk water from this one myself last summer.
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Nice heer belt with buckle in good condition!
A nice and honest heer belt in good condition. The belt buckle is nicely maker marked J.C. Maedicke 1941 Berlin. The buckle is in very good condition with the leather tab and was originally found in the Dutch town of Bergen op Zoom 4 years ago. The belt is in nice supple condition but was added to the belt at a later point making a great set!
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Late war Heer NCO Stug wrap for a Oberfeldwebel in Sturmgeschützbrigade 667
Late war Heer NCO Stug wrap for a Oberfeldwebel in Heeres-Sturmartillerie-Brigade 667 with factory sewn piped collar tabs and breast eagle. The wrap is a typical late war example manufactured from a slightly coarse, recycled wool. The blouse is finished with metal and horn buttons. The lining is a late war blue grey rayon. It is nicely marked RBNR and breast size marked 102 which is a large size. The lining and the wrap are in worn condition with minor staining in the liner but a overall, clean but unwashed appearance. The breast eagle is a textbook BeVo variant which has been folded over and factory sewn to the garment. The collar tabs are typical red piped enlisted men and non commissioned officers with late war grey Litzen. There are two period hand sewn award loops and there is a single ribbon for the Iron Cross second class.
The shoulderstraps are typical and short M43 style examples with late grey Unteroffizierstresse. The double pips indicate the rank of Oberfeldwebel. The numbers 667 indicate Heeres-Sturmartillerie-Brigade 667 which was active later in the war in the south of the Netherlands. There is a very good reference book regarding this unit by Jack Didden and Maarten Swarts called Autumn Gale / Herbst Sturm which I highly reccommend to any serious collector. The unit was added to Kampfgruppe Chill and moved to Breda on the 14th of October. It was sent to action to the Belgian/Dutch border near Wernhout. On the 21st and 22nd of October if fought a fierce battle with Churchills of the 107 Royal Armoured Corps near Wuustwezel. After the fierce battles in the south of the Netherlands (which it partook a lot!) the unit was sent to Aachen and later the Ardennes offensive where it only had 5 Stugs left at the start.
This is a very interesting Sturmgeschütz or Sturmartillerie wrapper with a very interesting and researchable unit. This is a choice example for any serious Panzer or Stug collector!
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Heer Panzer wrap for a Oberleutnant in Panzer Regiment 2
Heer Panzer wrap for a Oberleutnant in Panzer Regiment 2. The wrap is a textbook late war example, with factory sewn collar tabs. The breast eagle is a hand applied Bullion officers example. The shoulderboards indicating he was a Oberleutnant in Panzer Regiment 2. The wrap has a textbook camel hair cufftitle on the left sleeve. There are three sets of typical handsewn award loops for the German Cross in Gold, a Iron Cross first class and a Panzer Assault badge or wound badge. There is a handsewn The wrap is in excellent condition and was most probably kept at home as a ‘best’ or parade dress tunic!
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Rare breast mounting plate for the EM34 dated 1943
Rare breast mounting plate for the EM34 dated 1943. Nice example with original neckstrap, paint and leather Knopflasche. Hard to find accessorie which is always missing from the EM34!
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Rare G43 ZF4 scope mount marked WaA 359
Rare G43 rifle ZF4 scope mount marked WaA 359 indicating production by Walther. It is serialed 2165. The mount is in good, usable condition. The locking leaver is freely moveable. Hard to find, original sniper rifle part!
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Rare insignia grouping to a Oberscharführer in SS-Panzerartillerieregiment 5
Rare insignia grouping to a Oberscharführer in SS-Panzerartillerieregiment 5. This grouping was found recently in a German household clearing. The grouping consists of a cufftitle, set of collar tabs, shoulderstraps and award ribbons. The shoulderstraps have period applied Tresse, rank pip and number 5. The piping is red indicating SS-Artillerie Regiment 5 which in the Wiking division was first with vehicle drawn artillery pieces and later renamed to SS-Panzer-Artillerie Regiment 5 and armed with Wespes. The cufftitle is a rare embroidered RZM ‘silk border’ example. It is slightly shortened but displayable on a wrap or in a case. The collar tabs are woven BeVo examples. The runic collar tab is a flatwire example. There is a ribbon for the Iron Cross second class and the Eastern front medal. The grouping was found inside a British army issue sewing kit. Very hard to find and nice grouping with a lot of character!
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P38 hardshell holster marked CWW 1943 WaA392
Nice original P38 hardshell holster marked CWW 1943 indicating production by Carl Weiss, Lederwarenfabrik, Braunchweig. The holster has one riveted repair to one of the belt loops but is otherwise in good used condition.
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LP34 u. LP42 cleaning rod marked J42
Beautiful cleaning rod for the model 34 and model 42 flare gun. The rod comes with the leather strap and hook which are often missing. Nicely maker marked and dated J42.
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Doppelfernhorer B headset for Panzer troops marked Dfh.b. 43 Saba
Doppelfernhorer B headset for Panzer troops marked Dfh.b. 43 Saba in good condition. This model headphones is mostly known for its use by Panzertroops. Excellent example which could be the finishing touch for an armored vehicle display!
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Doppelfernhorer B headset for Panzer troops marked Dfh.b. 41
Doppelfernhorer B headset for Panzer troops marked Dfh.b. 41 in good condition. This model headphones is mostly known for its use by Panzertroops. Excellent example which could be the finishing touch for an armored vehicle display!
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Throat microphone Kmf. a.
Throat microphone used by armored troops and radio operators. The microphone is in very good and in my opinion good used condition.
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Matching Heer EM / NCO Panzer collar tabs
Matching Heer EM / NCO Panzer collar tabs in good worn condition. The tabs retain a nice set of matching skulls. One of the skulls looks to have been moved after istallation but both look to be original to the tabs. The tabs are made in a typical black wool with textbook pink rayon piping. Very hard to find insignia set!
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Rare untouched M40 Heer tropical Panzer EM / NCO field cap
Rare Heer tropical Panzer EM / NCO field cap in untouched condition. The cap is a typical example as made by Robert Lubstein. It retains its factory sewn insignia including the pink soutache indicating Panzer troops. The cap has very heavy wear and sun bleaching. It shows sigs of being stored on a attic for a long time. The cap is a textbook example in all ways. From the sewing to the grommets to the insignia application. The cap has numerous damages which to me, look shrapnel damages. The visor of the cap has a large hole going trough revealing the cardboard lining. This is a very hard to find cap with the most wanted Soutache, factory sewn to the front. Beautiful combat worn example, exactly how you would want it to look!
The cap is published in Afrikakorps 1940-1941 Volume One on page 64 by Daniel Fisher.
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Rare Ful stag RAD EM Hewer marked Ges. Gesch. Carl Eickhorn Solingen
This is a rare, early M34 Reichsarbeitsdienst EM dagger or Hewer marked Ges. Gesch. Carl Eickhorn Solingen indicating production by Carl Eickhorn from Solingen. The dagger is a rare early variant with a full horn grip which includes the point or ‘beak’ in the grip which was later reformed with a metal point. The blade has the Arbeit Adelt motto and RADJ Ges. Gesch. Carl Eickhorn markings. The blade has not been sharpened. The scabbard is the correct, early variant made from blued metal with both endpieces made in brass covered with nickel plating. The dagger and its scabbard are matching in condition, variant and patina. This is a beautiful, early set that would be very hard to upgrade. This dagger comes with a certificate of authentication of Lakeside trader who in my opinion is one of the leading dagger experts in the world.
No shipping outside of Europe and no payment by paypal (That includes the UK and other nations who might have a prohibation for the shipping of daggers)
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Rare early SA Dagger marked Carl Schmidt Sohn A.G. Solingen
Rare early SA Dagger marked Carl Schmidt Sohn A.G. Solingen. The dagger is marked with the matching serial 23/85 Nm 29561. This cypher NM indicates the Gau which is Nordmark. The numbers 23/85 indicates the Sturm 23 and Standarte 85. This standarte was part of Brigade 15 called Heide. There is some information online to be found regarding the SA-Standarte 85 in Heide regarding the burning of Kiel Synagogues in November 1938. The number 29561 is his personal number of issue. SA daggers are rarely numbered and rarely matching. The scabbard retains its factory paint finish up to 99%. The grip is tight and the insignia are factory installed. The maker marking Carl Schmidt is very rare with production ranking about maximum 1000 pieces ever produced and a McSARR Rarity Rated 9 of 10.
This is a exclusive dagger in excellent condition. A top shelf example!
It was once posted on the old Axis History forum here.No shipping outside of Europe and no payment by paypal (That includes the UK and other nations who might have a prohibation for the shipping of daggers)
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Rare NSFK dagger marked Carl Eickhorn CE Solingen Wa 96
Rare dagger marked Carl Eickhorn CE Solingen Wa 96. The dagger is in excellent condition, unsharpened. The scabbard and grip retain their blue factory installed leatherette cover. The nickel plating is in good condition. This is a excellent NSFK dagger that would be hard to upgrade.
No shipping outside of Europe and no payment by paypal (That includes the UK and other nations who might have a prohibation for the shipping of daggers)
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Early Hitlerjugend knife with Motto marked RZM M7/2 1936
Hitlerjugend knife with Motto marked RZM M7/2 1936 indicating production by Emil Voos. This is a rare Hitlerjugend knife marked RZM M7/2 and dated 1936. It retains the Blut und Ehre motto and most of its factory finish. Its insignia has the typical movement, the grips are in one piece and the nickel plating is excellent. The scabbard retains up to 95% of its factory finish. The leather is supple and the press stud is in working condition. Excellent example!
No shipping outside of Europe and no payment by paypal (That includes the UK and other nations who might have a prohibation for the shipping of daggers)
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US M3 fighting knife marked US M3 Aerial Marinette Wis.
US M3 fighting knife marked US M3 Aerial Marinette Wis. with US M8 marked scabbard. This is one of the rarest US M3 fighting knives in excellent condition!
No shipping outside of Europe and no payment by paypal (That includes the UK and other nations who might have a prohibation for the shipping of daggers)
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Rare Heer overseas officer Panzer EM upgraded cap marked Robert Lubstein 1940
Rare Heer overseas officer Panzer cap marked Robert Lubstein 1940 size 55. This is a textbook Enlisted mans example that was period upgraded with the addition of a Bullion cap eagle on back background. Additonally the Silver officer border on the top and front are period hand sewn additions. The cockade and Panzer soutache are factory installed. The cap is nicely marked Robert Lubstein 1940 and in the size 55. Beautiful example!
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Rare Heer overseas EM / NCO Panzer cap
Rare Heer overseas EM / NCO Panzer cap marked Ferdinand Matt Mützenfabrik 1942 size 56. The cap retains its factory sewn insignia including the eagle and Panzer soutache. Textbook cap with typical signs of having a safety pin installed in the top for a better fitting. Beautiful example!
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Rare Waffen-SS single button M43 EM / NCO Panzer cap
Exceedingly rare Waffen-SS single button M43 EM / NCO Panzer cap. This is a typical mid to late war single button EM / NCO issue variant. The cap retains its factory sewn BeVo skull and eagle combination without signs of prior insignia application. The cap is made from a typical thin black wool and lined in black dyed cotton. The cardboard peak material is in good condition with some light bending due to age. It is not to be confused with its Heer counterparts by the fact it lacks a RBNR or year, and has just the size marking which is hard to read. The size marking shows the small size 54. Nowadays this is a small size but it proved to be a well average head circumference size in the 1940’s. The cap is constructed with single, double and chainstitch sewing machines. It has the typical three lines of stitching running horizontally around the base of the cap underneath the weather flap in a somewhat chaotic way. Looking at the wool of the cap I notice that the left weather flap has only a very small amount of nap in the wool underneath. This can be explained that this piece of wool on the roll was at the very beginning or the cap being wartime (!) constructed from recycled material. Having studied multiple caps and reading several offical orders for the recycling of worn uniforms in such a way, I believe this to be the best explanation. The combination of the single button, two piece insignia and this exact black lining is very typical for this type of caps.
Although these caps are exceedingly rare, often discussed I do believe this is a unmolested, authentic example. I have studied the cap long and hard before offering this cap for sale. I believe this should be done with all items offered on the market. Like with all my items, they come with a lifetime guarantee on authenticity. This is a very scarce opportunity to acquire a typica Waffen-SS Enlisted man or NCO Panzer M43 field cap!
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pole top marked RZM M3/34/35
Textbook NSDAP flag pole top marked M3/34/35 in very good condition.
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Q64 M40 Heer helmet in three-tone camouflage
Beautiful Q64 Heer M40 helmet in wartime applied three-tone camouflage pattern. The helmet shell is marked Q64 indicating production by Quist. The helmet retains its factory installed liner and a original chinstrap marked Rahm & Kampmann Wuppertal 1941. The helmet retains its period applied spray painted three-tone camouflage pattern. The colours are striking, vibrant and the proportions of all the colours create a beautiful visually attractive piece. The camouflage paint has a nice natural patina all over with the typical white spots visible over the helmets exterior. The helmet was a part of the Dutch Eyewhitness museum and came to the market as it closed as seen on the last photograph. It has been in a single well curated collection after being in the museum prior to entering my office. This is a beautiful example of a textbook M40 Heer helmet in three-tone ‘Normandy’ camouflage pattern!
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Rare Dutch Waffen-SS rememberance plaque Ch. G. W. Smit KIA 29-11-1942
Rare Dutch Waffen-SS rememberance plaque Ch. G. W. Smit killed in action 29-11-1942. These plaques were issued by the NSB to the families of Dutch Waffen-SS soldiers who got killed in action. These are rare to find as post war most of these were destroyed; no one would want a NSB item that was named to their family. These are very hard to find, and only come for sale scarcely!
This is a example from my personal collection!
The plaque is named to SS-Sturmmann Christiaan G. W. Smit Junior. Born 5-6-1922 and killed in action 30-11-1942 in Digoro. This date is different then the plaque but its the date noted in the SS Vormingsbladen of 1942 at page 286. Also his photo can be seen on this page.
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Rare Dutch Erkennungsmarke SS Freiwilligen Brigade Landstorm Nederland
Rare Dutch Erkennungsmarke marked SS Frw. Brig. Lst. Ndl. indicating SS Freiwilligen Brigade Landstorm Nederland. Textbook late war example in zinc. The font, lettering and stamping are all textbook for this exact unit. Hard to find!
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Waffen-SS BeVo cap skull
Waffen-SS BeVo cap skull or Totenkopf in excellent uniform removed condition. Hard to find!
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Waffen-SS BeVo cap eagle
Waffen-SS BeVo cap eagle in excellent uniform removed condition.
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1x Kriegsmarine marked Motz 1940 size 25mm
€4.001x Kriegsmarine marked Motz 1940 size 25mm. Excellent example in very good condition. In my opinion never used.
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1x Kriegsmarine marked Motz 1940 size 25mm
1x Kriegsmarine marked Motz 1940 size 25mm. Excellent example in very good condition. In my opinion never used.
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Straight E-tool marked obp 1944
Textbook issue straight E-tool in good condition. The entrenching tool is in overall good condition. This example is nicely marked obp 1944 which indicates production by an unknown manufacturer. Nice late war 1944 dated example!
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Straight E-tool marked obp B
Textbook issue straight E-tool in good condition. The entrenching tool is in overall good condition. This example is nicely marked obp B which indicates production by an unknown manufacturer. Nice late war example!
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Early Waffen-SS Panzer EM / NCO Overseas cap
Early Waffen-SS Panzer EM / NCO Overseas cap in worn condition. Textbook early example as can be seen by the two mounting holes for soutache to the front around the skull. The cap is in good, field worn condition and would be hard to upgrade.
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2x officer cap buttons for M43 and visor
€30.002x M43 officer cap buttons in good condition. Allthough meant for use with officers M42 and M43 caps, these are also seen on EM / NCO M43 caps and on the sides of visor caps. I have 6 identical sets.
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US paratrooper cricket by Memphis
€100.00US paratrooper cricket by Memphis. This clicker was a civilian variant which was issued to members of the 82nd Airborne prior to the D-day jump.
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