Very nice original late war factory tan painted MG34 and MG42 ammunition drum marked WC 43 indicating production by Markes & Co., K.-G., Metallwarenfabrik u. Apparatebau, Luedenscheid.. The drum is in its original tan paint and storage grease and would be hard to upgrade.

In very good condition nicely maker marked and dated 1942. Nicely named Siebrecht.

Nice mid war Luftwaffe breadbag in good used condition. The breadbag has a piece of cardboard inside to retain the shape of the bag. The breadbag was found in Normandy, with this piece of cardboard inside.

Textbook reversible Splittertarn parka in good used condition with typical period depot style repairs.

Original reversible parka trousers made by E. Reitz Antwerpen. The trousers are in good worn condition with wear and tear and a period modification which added approximately 15cm of Splittertarn material to the bottom effectively lengthening the trousers.

Textbook untouched warhorse. M40 marked Q64 indicating production by Quist. The helmet retains its untouched uncleaned factory placed liner and chinstrap. A iconic and textbook example of a single decal Heer helmet!

Stunning Panzer or Panzerjäger officers visor in very good near mint condition. The visor retains its bright pink wool piping with its originally attached insignia. The wool is in very good condition with 99% of its fluff with minimal surface moth grazing and one small damage to the piping on top. The cap is a small size and retains a original folded newspaper underneath the sweatband. The cap is a stunning and textbook example that would be very hard to upgrade and nicely marked Panzer Regiment

Matching pre war bayonet with the extremely low and lucky serial ’13’. The bayonet is marked P. Weyersberg 1938 and retains most of its original blueing and original pre war frog.

Textbook late war Waffen-SS belt buckle by Overhoff in used condition.

Textbook and rare second pattern white butterdish or Fettbuchse marked K1W with the fine thread and gripped bottom.

Nice original breast microphone for the FF33 field phone. Complete with the neck strap and the extension cable.

Very nice original spare headphone strap or Kopffernhörer fuhr den Feldfernsprecher 33. Couples to the Kopffernhörer right into the FF33 and enables a second man to listen to the conversations on the line.

Rare first factory produced pattern MP38 u. MP40 magazine pouch in full rayon construction with square metal tips. This pouch is in obvious used condition and originally was displayed at the old and well known Falaise museum in Normandy. The pouch has multiple small shrapnel damages to the body and there is a small piece in the centre closing strap metal tip. Very hard to find and obvious combat worn magazine pouch!

Nice original Airborne troop carrier patch. Nice British made example that was issued to C-47 Dakota personnel during D-day, Market Garden and Varsity.

Nice original Erkennungsmarke marked J.G.Ers. Komp. 9 indicating Infanterie Geschütz Ersatz Kompanie 9. 

Nice original TL-122-B flashlight in very good condition.

Wehrpass of Obergefreiter Steinebach serving in several infantry units in the beginning of the war and 1943 was transferred to the 11. Panzer ‘Gespenster’ Division serving in the Werkstatt of Panzer Regiment 15. This unit fought in Russia in the region of Kirowograd and Tscherkassy. After heavy losses the entire division was pulled out of the front line and sent to the south of France to regroup. When the Allies invaded the south of France in August 1944, the division was sent to the Rhone valley and fought a delaying action towards Besancon and Belfort. Seeing some short action in Lorraine at the battle of Arracourt. The Division was sent to the Saar-Moselle triangle to hold off the US Third Army. in February 1945 the US 94th ID opened the attack from the Moselle river to take Saarburg. After penetrating the Westwall at Tettingen-Butzdorf, the 11th Panzerdivision was ordered to counterattack. Throwing the Americans back to the Orscholz line, a few days later they had to withdraw under heavy enemy pressure. By the end of February 1945 the unit took positions on the east bank of the Saar river opposite Ockfen. By March the division fought at Remagen and in the Ruhr pocket. Obergefreiter Steinebach was awarded with the Ostmedaille and later with the Kriegsverdienstkreuz II Klasse on 20 April 1945.