A nice original lantern complete with all the shades without bakelite damages. Rare to find one in good and complete condition!

Original US M1 Carbine cover marked Goss Canvas Products 1943. The zipper is in good usable condition.

Original P08 Luger holster in good used condition marked gjh 42 indicating production by Rudolf Conte, Nachf. Theodor Seibod, Fabrik fuer Lederwaren, Offenbach. The right back loop has a period done repair, otherwise a nice untouched piece in good condition!

A very nice bayonet marked 44 fnj indicating production by Alexander Coppel GmbH (aka Alcoso), Solingen. The bayonet has never been sharpened or reblued. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 8985 and has nice red bakelite grips. The bayonet is in exceptional uncleaned, unsharpened and matching (!) condition.

Nice original flight cap marked Reichs-Betriebs-Nummer 0/1200/747 in good condition. The cap has Czech army depot stamps where it kept in storage post war.

Excellent original Belgian M1931 Adrian helmet with original liner and period repaired chinstrap. The helmet is a typical wartime used example with factory paint.

Rare original pattern book Lehrbuch über das Carré-System von Rudolf Maurer. This book describes how to size, draw, cut, sew and finish clothing and uniforms. Whilst this book is mostly about the cutting of civilian clothing; it describes the measuring system the Germans used and has a bunch of military patterns in the back of the book. If one would like to study the manufacture and cut of uniforms; this would be a nice base.

US M1943 field jacket in very good, lightly worn condition with period Technical Sergeant insignia. Textbook early example with Khaki colored bias material in the size 38R.

Mint unissued first pattern US tanker winter trousers with the paper label marked MacLaren Sportswear Ltd. Inc. Dated Mar. 6, 1942. The Trousers are a size medium and would be impossible to upgrade.

A very nice original cardboard ammunition box. The box contains 20 matching 15 round boxes. The boxes where once filled with 300 rounds of 7,92mm s.S. munition or schweres Spitzgeschoß. This is the standard German armour penetrating ammunition. The labels on the boxes are nicely marked P25 which indicates that the ammunition inside was produced by Metallwarenfabrik Treuenbritzen GmbH, Werk Sebaldushof. A nice addition to any combat display! The boxes are needless to say empty and comes without any munition or parts.

Superb and hard to upgrade upgrade complete M38 gasmask. The mask is a nice green canvas variant and comes with a nice set of straps. The canister retains most of its original paint and comes together with the period applied carrying straps. The canister is beautifully labelled and named to Uffz. Karl Ruckenbauer.

Textbook mid war US AN-6530 pilot goggles marked Chas. Fischer Spring Co. The goggles have the orange tinted lenses with flexible rubber and the strap retains its elasticity.

US navy N1 field shoes Boondockers. The shoes are marked but the markings are almost completely faded and thereby unreadable. The shoes are in good used condition and are re-soled at some point most likely during the war. The shoes are size 10 1/2 (European size 43 1/2) and would fit perfectly on any mannequin! Nice rough out US navy N1 Boondockers in well used and re-soled condition!

Nice original reinforced German helmet liner in the shell size 64 with the head size 56. Nice example dated 1940.

Textbook 1943 dated gasmask complete with all components. The straps with desirable black rubber tips are marked EBD43. Hard to find in this complete, near mint condition.

Beautiful and textbook late war Pressstoff equipment belt in stone mint condition! The belt is the late war simplified pattern without leather tongue and the holes straight trough the belt itself. A ink stamp which indicates the size 95 can vaguely be seen on the inside. The belt seems to be named as well but it’s completely unreadable. Textbook and stone mint condition Pressstoff belt which would be impossible to be upgraded!

Very rare M42 (Steel) 1L Labeflasche which has only been produced in small numbers and all by the same manufacturer, all the other manufacturers kept producing the Labeflasche out of aluminium. The canteen is marked MN 43/44 which indicates production by Menesa Metallindustrie GmbH. Neunkirchen-Saar. The flask itself is marked 44 and the cups 43, this seems to be normal for the 1944 1L steel produced canteens, all untouched pieces I have come across had this “mis-match”. The canteen is used and has some traces of usage but luckily no major damaging. Great and very rare steel 1L canteen in good used condition. Only the second I have ever been able to offer!