Beautiful and perfectly matching pre war, very early Wehrmacht issue production mess kit or Kochgeschirr in very nice worn condition without any real damages. The lid and the pot are both beautifully marked A.W.G. 35 which indicates production by Albert Wildfang Metallpreßwerk, Gelsenkirchen in 1935. Early dated Wehrmacht issued equipment is incredible hard to find especially from this rare manufacturer!

Single M36 shoulderstrap for a Oberfeldwebel in Infanterie Regiment 445 in very nice condition with originally added regimental cyphers.

Beautiful green labeled organizer bag intended to store various equipment or personal items for Gebirgsjäger troops. These colour coded storage bags were intended to keep the large Gebirgsjäger Rucksack clear and organized. In total a Gebirgsjäger Rucksack would have contained five different bags: yellow, red, green, blue and a shoe bag. The coloured label would indicate what was carried inside!

Luftwaffe radio directions finder or Peilfunker arm patch or Tätigkeitsabzeichen. Nice example in mint unissued condition which still retains a part of its original label.

Waffen-SS Sturmmann chevron in good used condition.

Very nice original US Kinfolks inc fighting knife issued to many US army branches in world war two. Textbook piece in good condition marked with Kinfolks on the top of the leather scabbard and Willie E Pearson underneath.

Typical Robeson Shuredge as carried by US troops in the ETO and PTO. Typical design and nicely marked Robeson Shuredge.

Matching Heer Panzerjäger officers collar tabs in unissued condition.

Excellent and uncommon blue MGZ40 in its original factory case with collimator, brush, cleaning cloth and both filters. The can is in very good condition with up to 90% of its factory paint, spring closure, pull tab and backstraps fully intact. The case has a wartime repair in the weld in the back of the lid. Otherwise its undamaged! The case and scope are both marked dhq indicating production J.D. Möller G.m.b.H., Wedel. The MGZ40 is clear and in fully adjustable condition. The accessories that are missing in 9/10 cases are all there. The collimator for adjusting multiple Lafettes, the cleaning brush with cloth for cleaning the lenses and both colored lenses. It comes with its rubber eyecup which is in my opinion a modern replacement. A superb set in original finish and working condition! If you want just one superb MG42 Lafette display; this is it!

Nice original single Luftwaffe collar tab for a Oberst der Generalstab in good used condition.

Matching Heer shoulderboards for a Major der Infanterie. The shoulderboards silver wire shows a lot of patina. This type was supposed to be sewn on the tunic. Interesting is that these feature a grommet as reinforcement!

Single original Heer shoulderstrap with period added regimental cyphers for Infanterie-Divisions-Nachschubführer 15.

Very nice original Heer/Waffen-SS Collar liner or Kragenbinde. These collar liners where standard in every tunic but are virtually always missing from the garment! Nice example with pressed paper button!

Beautiful set of buttons and tunic hooks as used on NSDAP political leader tunics. 5 small buttons, 6 large buttons and 2 tunic hooks.

Beautiful unissued set of period privately purchased gloves which were highly in demand by officers. These gloves are constructed out of a very thin but warm type of fabric which would make it easy to use your hands even when wearing the gloves. The gloves are a medium to large size and would be great on a combat officers mannequin or for a personal item display!

General purpose dust goggles or “Umbral” goggles as patented and produced by Carl Zeiss, Jena. The construction of the goggles indicate that it’s late war production. The goggles itself are made out of a sort of tan coloured rubberized material which is unusual and looks great!

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

Textbook late war produced black leather K98 bayonet frog. The frog is nicely marked on the back with RBNr. 0/0373/0005. The frog is in stone mint and most likely unissued condition!