A near mint tan painted 6×30 Dienstglas or army issue binoculars. These where issued to all branches in the Wehrmacht. The binoculars retain their original tan paint up to 95% and can easily be graded near mint. The binoculars are marked CAG indicating production by Swarovski. Extremely hard to find a pair with this amount of paint. The leather strap and lens cover where found together with this binocular on a German flea market. They have never been in a collection before!

A set in strong used condition. The soles still retain their hobnails and heelplates. One of the seams is loose! Still a nice pair for a mannequin at a affordable price.

Mid to late war carrying sling for the MGZ40 optics can. Complete strap, easily attached and or detached. Hard to find spare!

A very nice and matching pair of K98 ammunition pouches. The pouches are complete with all straps, dividers and markings. The leather is in good supple condition. The pair is nicely maker marked 0/1032/0001. Nice to find a matching pair which is hard to find!

A nice original Großdeutschland cufftitle in very good condition. The cuff title is in good used condition with minor fraying to the so called Russian braid. The cufftitle retains its full original length!

A nice and minty pair of lightweight Y-straps as issued to Luftwaffe and Kriegsmarine personnel. Nicely maker marked LLK and dated 1943. Hard to upgrade!

A stunning, easily “overcomplete” grouping named to Major Gehring consisting of a mapcase complete with all items found together. Maps, notebooks, mechanical pencils in various colours of which some are marked Luftwaffe Eigentum, DR2 Dreieckrechner dated 1942, a Kurvenmesser (non functional), A Z.m.P. dated 1942 by BVU and a map cover all in a stunning, light brown mapcase dated 1935! Hard to find as a group, easily worth more in parts.

Nicely RB numbered inside. A large Gebirgsjäger rucksack in mint condition. Missing two connector straps on the front, one hole on the back but otherwise in mint and complete condition. Very hard to upgrade!

A nice bakelite 6×30 Dienstglas container in very good condition. Complete with the original Presstoff straps on the back marked with a Waffenamt on the tip.

A nice original liner in mint condition. Dated 1943, sized 57 fitting for size 64 shells. Hard to find spare complete with the original drawstring.

A very nice matching pair in mint condition. RB numbered on the back and with all inside separators. Hard to find!

A nice original and complete M38 gasmask. The gasmask canister is nicely named to a Gefreiter A. Bernaüer with a Feldpostnummer. The gasmask has seen several wartime repaints that can be observed including a whitewash camouflage layer. A nice complete gasmask that can be attributed to a individual soldier with further research possibilities!

Late war non-reversible parka in Sumpftarn camouflage. A textbook late war garment in strong used or combat worn condition. There are a bunch of stains and damages that show the character of this jacket. One of the buttons is missing on the front closure, a rip on the right pocket and the cuffs on the sleeve have strong signs of wear. A great original parka in combat worn, uncleaned condition!

A nice original E-tool marked with the logo from IDEALSPATEN.

A nice and clearly worn Heer M43 combat field blouse to a Oberleutnant der Artillerie. The blouse has many signs of wear and has lost almost all of the nap on the wool. The collar shows heavy wear and soiling. The tunic has had some minor wartime repairs. The field blouse was converted from a enlisted mens Feldbluse. The tunic retains all of the wartime sewn insignia. One of the buttons on the front is missing, a spare one is in the pocket. Above the breast pocket various loops for ribbon bars. Nicely sized, would fit most mannequins! Imo a very nice untouched Artillerie field blouse. Obviously combat worn!

Pre war Heer breadbag in mint/unissued condition. Hard to upgrade!

Tropical Y-strap in good used condition marked Jean Weipert Offenbach 1941. The Y-strap was found in Oosterbeek in a private household around 4 years ago. The Y-strap is in a good, uncleaned condition; the right main support strap clearly soiled with grease and black residue, often seen on automatic weapons. The Y-strap must have been used by a MG gunner, supporting the MG34/MG42 on his right shoulder. Hence the right strap is dirty. The Y-strap has a lot of character and is imo a unique piece. Can not be upgraded!

A very nice near mint Heer buckle by Nolle & Hueck, Lüdenscheid. The buckle itself is nicely marked N&H 41 and the tab Nolle & Hueck, Lüdenscheid 1941. A textbook Heer buckle!