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US Tanker bibs named Schilly
Nice original US Tanker Bibs named Schilly. Very good lightly worn condition.
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US high neck sweater
The sweater has some moth damage to one sleeve; but that would be masked with any jacket on a mannequin.
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US Mapcase with map grid
Nice original mapcase complete with the hard to find original map grid inside.
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US Pistol belt
Nice original US Pistol belt.
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US Cartridge belt in unissued condition
Mint US Cartridge belt in complete condition dated 1938.
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US pistol belt
Original US Pistol belt
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US M1 Carbine pouch Avery 1945
M1 Carbine magazine pouch marked AVERY 1945.
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US M1 Carbine pouch Avery 1945
M1 Carbine magazine pouch marked AVERY 1945.
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US M1 Carbine pouch Avery 1945
M1 Carbine magazine pouch marked AVERY 1945.
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US Carlisle first aid kit
Original US Carlisle bandage pouch with content.
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US M1911 Colt pouch
Original M1911 Colt magazine pouch marked FSF 737 1918.
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US Carlisle first aid kit
Original US Carlisle bandage pouch with content.
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US carrying strap
Good carrying strap for the Musette- and GP ammo bag.
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US trouser belt JQMD 1945
Mint unissued US trouser belt marked JQMD 1945.
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US trouser belt JQMD 1945
Mint unissued US trouser belt marked JQMD 1945.
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US M1 bayonet
Textbook US bayonet in near mint condition.
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US M4 bayonet Camillus
Unissued original M4 bayonet for the M1 Carbine. Late war example in near mint condition!
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US M1 bayonet PAL-MOD 1942
Textbook US bayonet in near mint condition. Due to the Shortage off M1 Bayonets in 1943 they shortened many 16″ 1903 Springfield bayonets. This is one of those typical examples, in near mint condition.
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US Suspenders
Original US suspenders in good used condition.
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US Musette bag Varey – Shea 1942
Nice original US Musette bag marked Varey – Shea 1942.
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US M1928 Haversack British made
Textbook British Made M1928 Haversack in unissued condition. Nice original British Made variant!
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US Musette bag
Late war US Musette bag in used condition.
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Scheldt battle Allied Headquarters pamphlet 2.10.1944
Original Pamphlet that was dropped on 2.10.1944 in the area of the Scheldt. The Pamphlet warned the people living in the Scheldt river for the imminent allied air- and artillery bombardment followed by a large infantry attack. The pamphlet warns to evacuate without hesitation and to leave anything one could not carry easily. Hard to find original Pamphlet in good condition.
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Scheldt battle Allied Headquarters pamphlet 2.10.1944
Original Pamphlet that was dropped on 2.10.1944 in the area of the Scheldt. The Pamphlet warned the people living in the Scheldt river for the imminent allied air- and artillery bombardment followed by a large infantry attack. The pamphlet warns to evacuate without hesitation and to leave anything one could not carry easily. Hard to find original Pamphlet in good condition.
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Scheldt battle Allied Headquarters pamphlet 2.10.1944
Original Pamphlet that was dropped on 2.10.1944 in the area of the Scheldt. The Pamphlet warned the people living in the Scheldt river for the imminent allied air- and artillery bombardment followed by a large infantry attack. The pamphlet warns to evacuate without hesitation and to leave anything one could not carry easily. Hard to find original Pamphlet in good condition.
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Scheldt pocket deathcard Georg Kapfhammer KIA 15.9.1944 Breskens
Original Holland related deathcard of Obergefreiter Georg Kapfhammer. Kapfhammer served in an Pionier-Abteilung and was killed in action on September 15, 1944 in the small village of Breskens in the Netherlands. The German forces found themselves trapped during the retreat from France and Belgium between the Dutch/Belgian coast and the West Schelde. Trapped in the so called Breskens Pocket was the German 15. Armee. The German pocket managed to hold out throughout October. Extensive research shows Obergefreiter Kapfhammer served in the 2. Kompanie / Pionier-Btl. 245, part of the 245. Infanterie-Division. He was killed by a “Bombensplitter” – bomb shrapnel and was initially buried in a field grave in Breskens, later his remains where transferred to Ysselsteyn.
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Kall-Trail deathcard Heinrich Reines KIA 6.11.1944 Vossenack/Kall trail
€100.00Rare Original deathcard of Stabsgefreiter Heinrich Reines. Reines served in an Infanterie-Regiment and according to the deathcard was killed in action in the Huertgen Forest on 6 November 1944. Research on Volksbund shows he was killed 2 kilometres south east of Vossenack which is the exact location of the famous Kall-trail which leads to the town of Schmidt. Looking at his date of death and location he most probably served in the 1056. Infanterie-Regiment of the 89. Infanterie-Divison. He was most likely killed in action when his unit was engaged with Taskforce Ripple between 5 and 7 November 1944. Reines unit operated from the Teufelsley wooded area and attacked the American forces along the Kall-trail on numerous occasions in co-operation with the 116. Aufklärungs-Abteilung of the Windhund-Division. Reines is buried in Vossenack.
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Ardennes deathcard to Josef Schuhbeck KIA 2.1.1945 Champlon, La Roche area
Original deathcard of three brothers, one of them Obergefreiter Josef Schuhbeck. Schuhbeck served in an Funker-Abteilung and was killed during the battle of the Bulge on January 2, 1945. He was killed in the village of Champlon which is located along the highway Saint-Hubert / La Roche-en-Ardenne. He is buried in Recogne just north of Bastogne.
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Normandy deathcard Jakob Ziegltrum KIA 4.7.1944 Saint-Germain
€75.00Original deathcard of Gefreiter Jakob Ziegltrum who served in an Pionier-Kompanie. Gefreiter Ziegltrum was killed in action on July 4, 1944 in Saint-Germain / Normandy. His remains are buried in Orglandes.
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Halbe pocket deathcard Andreas Pirkl KIA 30.4.1945
€75.00Original deathcard of Oberwachtmeister and Kompanie Truppführer Andreas Pirkl. Pirkl served in an Artillerie-Regiment and was killed in action during the 9. Armee breakout from the famous Halbe Pocket in April / May 1945. To be precise he was killed in the village of Märkisch Buchholz which is one of the most iconic places related to the Halbe Kessel. He is buried in the same place of death.
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Normandy death card Josef Wanninger KIA 10.8.1944 Panzerangriff Bonnetable
€75.00Original deathcard of Gefreiter Josef Wanninger. Wanninger served in an Artillerie-Regiment and was killed during a “Panzerangriff” armoured attack in the village of Bonnétable, Normandy. He is buried in
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Normandy deathcard brothers Maier KIA 13.8.1944
€75.00Original deathcard of two brothers, one of them Soldat Franz Maier who served in an Grenadier-Regiment. Soldat Maier was killed in Normandy on August 13, 1944. He was killed in the town of Gacé and was buried in Champigny-St.André.
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Deathcard Max Enderle KIA 20-11-1944 Dieffenbach-au-val
Original deathcard with two photos of Unteroffizier Max Enderle. Enderle was awarded with the Eisernes Kreiz I. Klasse and served in an Gebirgsjäger-Flak-Batl. He was killed in action on November 20, 1944 in
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Fallschirmjäger deathcard Hans Hauschildt KIA 17.3.1944 Monte Cassino
Decorative and large size (A5) original deathcard of Unteroffizier Hans Hauschildt. Hauschildt served in a Fallschirmjäger-Regiment and was killed during the fierce battles for Monte-Cassino in Italy. He was
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Waffen-SS death card Georg Käser KIA 4.1.1945 Saarland 17. SS-Pz.Gr.Div. “Götz von Berlichingen’
Original deathcard of Pionier Georg Käser. Pionier Käser served in an SS-Pionier-Abteilung and was killed in action on January 4, 1945 near Ransperg am Saar. This location is however difficult to determine.
Looking at his place of burial (St. Ingbert-Rohrbach) it must be searched in the region of Saarbrücken / Zweibrücken. In that case Pionier Käser most likely served in the 17. SS Panzer-Grenadier-Division “Götz von Berlichingen”. -
Waffen-SS Death card Alois Ortner KIA near Arnhem 30.10.1944
Original deathcard of Funker Alois Ortner. Funker Ortner served in the Waffen-SS and was killed in Holland near Arnhem during an artillery barrage on October 30, 1944. A few days later he was buried in Velp. His remains now rest in Ysselsteyn. Alois Orner was buried opposite the Park Hotel in Velp where there was a military cemetery set up during the battle of Arnhem. He was a member of 3rd. Batterie SS Werfer Abteilung 502. His dog tag number was -4319- SS Pz Gren Ausb und Ers. Btl. 10.
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Deathcard Unteroffizier Anton Burghart KIA 25.8.1944 Festung Brest
€55.00Original deathcard of Unteroffizier Anton Burghart. Unteroffizier Burghart served in an Artillerie-Regiment and was killed in action on the 25th of August 1944 in the “Festung” Brest. His remains are buried in Ploudaniel-Lesneven.
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Deathcard Ludwig Zellner KIA 9.9.1944 Festung Brest
€55.00Original deathcard of Obergefreiter Ludwig Zellner. Zellner served in an
Panzer-Regiment and was killed in action on September 9, 1944. He was
killed at “Festung” or fortress Brest in France and was buried in
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Small Kriegsflagge 50×85 CM marked Vlissingen & Co Helmond
Nice original small Kriegsflagge marked Kr.Flg. 50×85 Vlissingen & Co Katoenfabriek Helmond (Holland) which is a desirable maker and size. The flag is in obvious used condition with loads of patina.
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Rare reversible winter parka recognition armbands
Rare original German reversible winter parka recognition sleeve armbands in unissued condition. These sleeve armbands proved useful on the eastern front where the German and Russian winter camouflage uniforms looked alike and men needed to be able to tell friend from foe in seconds. These armbands can be worn with the dark or red side outwards and are made of screen printed red fabric. I’ve found a few pairs of armbands which is a rare opportunity to buy a original set of recognition armbands – before they run out!
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Waffen-SS oak leaf Zeltbahn finished with blurred edge
Late war Waffen-SS oak leaf camouflage Zeltbahn in good used condition. The Zeltbahn is a nice late war variant mixed with blurred edge and plane tree overprint on the sides.
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Rare field stove or Feldofen 35 by Oranier
Rare original Feldofen 35 by Oranier. This original field stove made from steel tubing with a cast iron top with a lid. The stove is in good usable and complete condition with the three feet, heat armour and inside rack. These where issued to the troops and used in trenches, bunkers and tents. The lid of the stove is loose but original tot the piece and nicely marked Oranier. The stove is designed to be able to heat 6(!) mess kits at the same time. Please note additional shipping cost of 50 euro can be charged after shipping due to weight and size!
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Canadian Compass pouch
Textbook and mint Canadian made compass pouch.
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Canadian Compass pouch
Textbook and mint Canadian made compass pouch.
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Large M31 medical canteen marked ESB 40
Large medical canteen or Labeflasche marked ESB 40 indicating production by Eduard Sommerfeld, Berlin. The canteen is with complete supple straps without damages.
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USMC suspenders
Nice USMC suspenders in good used condition.
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USMC suspenders
Nice USMC suspenders in good used condition.
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US Pistol belt marked S.F.Co. 1943
Original US pistol belt marked S.F.Co. 1943
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US Pistol belt marked R.M.CO. 1941
Original US pistol belt marked R.M.CO. 1941
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US M1911 colt pouch marked Hoff Mfg Co 1942
US M1911 colt magazine pouch marked Hoff Mfg Co 1942.
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US Cartridge belt marked Hinson Mfg 1945
Textbook late war US cartridge belt marked Hinson Mfg 1945.
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M3 UTICA fighting knife with M8 scabbard
Textbook US M3 Fighting knife marked UTICA 1943 with typical M8 scabbard.
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British P07 Bayonet with leather frog dated 1941
Excellent British P07 Enfield bayonet with 1941 dated frog.
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Matching Canadian Royal Signals armbands
Excellent pair of matching Canadian made Royal Corps of Signals duty/active service armband. Worn by signal troops and dispatch riders are renowned to wear these a lot.
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Matching Canadian Royal Signals armbands
Excellent pair of matching Canadian made Royal Corps of Signals duty/active service armband. Worn by signal troops and dispatch riders are renowned to wear these a lot.
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Matching Canadian Royal Signals armbands
Excellent pair of matching Canadian made Royal Corps of Signals duty/active service armband. Worn by signal troops and dispatch riders are renowned to wear these a lot.
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Period Argus C3 camera
Period US Argus C3 camera. This is a very typical US used camera; most famously used by Tony Vaccaro.
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Rare USAAF Camera aircraft type K-24
Rare USAAF areal photography camera with large wooden case. This camera was used in bombers and reconnaissance planes during world war two. The camera looks in complete condition, but I can not test the function. The lens looks clear and is without cracks. It was used in many planes including the B-17, B-25, B-24, B-29, Supermarine Spitfire, the North American F-6 (modified P-51), and the Canadian-built De Havilland F-8 (modified Mosquito). Nice piece that will be a centerpiece in any USAAF themed collection!
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Period Ciné Kodak-eight model 25 film camera
Typical period 8mm video camera. The camera spools and unwinds without hesitation. The camera would be a great addition to any pocket litter themed collection, as many of these found their way to war in the hands of soldiers of many nationalities.
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Period Keystone model 8 video camera
Typical period 8mm video camera. The camera spools and unwinds without hesitation. The camera would be a great addition to any US pocket litter themed collection, as many of these found their way to Europe in the hands of US soldiers.
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