Leather equipment belt marked Franz Brehme Walsrode 1941 size 95 in very good condition.

Sanitäter Brandbinde or burn bandage in unused condition. The box is nicely marked Brandbinde W. Söhngen Wiesbaden 1939. Perfect example still originally sealed!

Stunning untouched late war M38 paratrooper or Fallschirmjäger helmet marked CKL71 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. This helmet was obtained from the woodwork, today, in Schoonebeek near the German border in the northern Netherlands. The helmet most probably belonged to a member of the 1. Fallschirmjägerarmee which fought in the north of the Netherlands, early in 1945. The helmet is a typical late war example with simplified chinstrap and slotted vented bolts. The helmet retains its original liner and chinstrap which have never been removed from the helmet. The helmet is a nice large size 71 shell. The liner is named Supper. The stitching in the lining crown is gone. The chinstrap is in a single piece and has a handsewn period repair near the friction buckle. The helmet is externally field repainted two times; one in a grey blue and later covered in a dark green brush applied camouflage paint finish with a finger print on the right side edge. The helmet was found by me today and has never been in a collection before. Surely a attractive late war paratrooper helmet that would be a nice addition to any collection!

Stunning aluminium MG34 u. MG42 ammunition case in factory brown/blue camouflage with a later field applied tan camouflage. The case is a nice early example with a wartime tan camouflage finish. The case was originally found in Saint-Côme-du-Mont, right in the middle of the dropzones for the 101st Airborne Division in Normandy. The case has wartime applied stencils for the E for Ersatzteilkasten and a additional Gurtfuller marking on the top indicating it would have once housed the belt loader. The closing clasp is broken which is typical for these early cases. The case is a beautiful camouflaged example that would be very hard to upgrade and a nice honest piece!

Textbook, near mint Heer privately purchased officers field blouse. This blouse is stripped and named to a Leutnant Wettlanser and dated 1944. The field blouse was made by Hans Schwengler from Wiesbaden. Textbook late war example in dark grey wool. Nice base for a restoration!

Rare bakelite gas detection device or Gasanzeiger. Scarce to find with its original metal sleeve marked Draeger.

Rare US D-Day issue clear pliofilm weapon cover in unissued condition. Not to be confused with its green coloured counterpart which was only first issued later in the war. This is a genuine, early example in clear pliofilm as used on D-Day!