Rare original Waffen-SS shoulderstraps for a Waffen-SS EM in good worn condition. The straps are not fully matching but found together and would nicely compliment any EM tunic.

Excellent early/mid war lightweight Y-strap which was intended for usage by the Luftwaffe, Kriegsmarine and Kavallerie (Heer) but later on saw usage by all branches of the German forces. This example is nicely marked with a stamp on the rear strap but sadly which is hardly readable (L.L.G. Hessen 194?). Excellent example in stone mint and unissued condition!

Private purchase or political Y-straps as worn by Waffen-SS troops early in the war. Mostly unknown, but these Y-straps can be seen on a wide range of pictures of the early 1940 campaigns.

Rare original Pioneer tool pouch marked Karl Busse Mainz 1940. Textbook pouch with internal dividers!

Repainted original Wasserschützpolizei belt buckle in used condition. The buckle is repainted, but the original golden finish shows underneath.

Excellent textbook green coloured British helmet net. This is the green coloured pattern with small holes and thick thread. The drawstring is made out of the same coloured thread as the rest of the helmet net. Nice example which would be perfect on a British MKII helmet!

Nice original leather Erkennungsmarke pouch in very good condition. Would be easily matched to a Erkennungsmarke in the same condition.

Clear mapcase insert in good used condition. These where issued with map cases and used to keep maps dry in the rain and folded on the right place. These where also used to draw on to the smooth transparent surface to keep the maps unmarked. This example is nicely marked J.H. Kofler Jr., Bad Homburg. K.G. 1941.

Textbook hardshell P38 holster in good used condition. The holster is marked bml/42 which indicates production by Hans Römer, Neu-Ulm. in 1942. The holster is in good used condition without any damages, it shows a lot of overall wear. Nice and textbook example!

Waffen-SS reversible Erbsentarn mittens which should have been issued with the parka and trousers (Winteranzug),unfortunately this is not a matching set and both mittens are intended for the right side! These mittens are reversible to the white side and to the Erbsentarn camouflaged side. The mittens are in unissued condition but show some damage and traces from storage over the years. Hard to find pair!

Rare and hard to find pre Wehrmacht, Reichswehr period/pattern mapcase. These map cases are plainer than the Wehrmacht models but provide just as much storage for maps and accessories! The mapcase is nicely marked I.R. 2 (Infanterie Regiment 2), 1926. This mapcase is clearly in combat used condition and survived the second world war as well.  This mapcase has been picked up by most likely a vet liberator who marked the mapcase “Souvenir Sttutgart (Stuttgart) 21-4-45” which indicates this mapcase was found in Stuttgart on 21-4-45. Very nice, interesting and hard to find Reichswehr mapcase!

A nice pre war brown leather mapcase in a good used condition. The mapcase was maker marked but this is faded by the usage and is now unreadable. The design, material and hardware however all indicate this is a pre war example.

Late war produced M31 breadbag in good, light used condition. All buttons and D-rings are original factory applied! The breadbag is nicely marked on the back of the hook/strap with and faded but still clearly noticeable RBNr. Late war example made out of two different types of fabric with nice almost yellow coloured stitching.

Original US army manual manual dated 14 may 1943 – this manual describes the use with the scr-536A better known as the BC-611. Rare original manual!

Textbook US M1911 Colt holster in good used condition by the uncommon maker Harpham Bros.

Superb US handheld BC-611-E Wireless set in very good, near mint condition. The set comes with its original serial plate and fully retractible antenna. Nicely dated 1945!  The set retains up to 99% of its original textbook factory crinkle paint and would be very hard to upgrade.

Rare original Dutch phrase book or TM 30-307.