A nice original straight E-tool in strong used condition. The carrier is nicely marked jwa 4 indicating production by Moritz Stecher, Lederwerk, Freiburg in 1944. The carrier is nicely named Annau J. The Carrier is complete with all straps which are a bit stiff but can be maneuvered trough the buckle with patience. The long closing strap has been greased a bit to make it more supple. This piece can be displayed on its own or on a mannequin. Hard to find a named example!

A nice original K98 ammunition pouch marked CWT 1942 indicating production by Alexander Dahl, Gerberei, Wuppertal-Oberbarmen. Interestingly manufactured from pig skin leather. Nice variation!

A nice original liner in mint condition. Dated 1943, sized 60 fitting for size 68 shells. Hard to find spare complete with the original drawstring. Some paint on the side that could be easily removed.

A textbook M42 canteen marked AEMA 43 indicating production by Annweiler Email-u.Metall-Werke, Annweil. Typical late war canteen with a pig skin leather strap.

Complete Mid war M38 gasmask. Inside the canister a paper name tag is affixed to the lens compartment. The canister is complete with a black late war gasmask and filter. The canister is complete and in good condition with most of the original pair remaining!

A mint condition Wachmantel made by E. Reitz, Antwerp. Originally designed to be worn on guard duty although Wachmantel was a typical late war combat garment. The overcoat is of typical construction manufactured from thick wool with a lining of Reisewoll, a wool woven of recycled (mostly civilian) garments. The mantel is complete with all originally sewn buttons. A fantastic piece that can not be upgraded!

A stunning(!) pair of M44 Schnürschuhe in mint condition. These where the last model of footwear introduced in 1944. The boots are still in a very nice unblackened, light brown colour. The boots are in a good large mannequin size and are in absolutely unworn condition. These where first issued late in 1944 right in time before the Ardennes Offensive. A textbook M44 pair, in good unworn condition!

A nice original equipment belt in good supple condition. Nicely named to Kusenda. A nice average mannequin size.

A textbook late war M42 canteen. Unmarked with a red painted flask and a pigskin strap with a rollerless buckle!

A nice and honest pair of MP38 u. 40 pouches in good combat worn condition. Unlike most CLG MP40 pouches found, this pair is the first that I’ve seen that is in worn condition! One of the closing straps has been repaired on the front and the back, hardly noticable when displayed in a display or a mannequin. A one-looker original pair, in good combat-worn condition!

Late war M31 Zeltbahn that never had its grommets installed. Still retains most of its originally sewn buttons. A little wear and tear here and there but a nice late war variant!

A very nice pre war folding E-tool maker marked and dated 1939. Very hard to find a pre war folding E-tool!

A nice minty M31 messkit marked kvu 44 indicating production by Rudolf Fissler KG, Idar-Oberstein. The marking kvu is rare and is the late war substitute for the marking RFI. This is also the last known marking for this maker. It is presumed shortly after the factory got liberated or bombed out. The messkit still retains up to 99% of its original factory paint and it would be very hard to upgrade this minty example.

A stunning original Tarnjacke im Splittertarn camouflage smock meant to be worn over the Feldbluse. These smocks where the first type of garment solely meant for camouflage purposes issued to the Wehrmacht / Heer. Modeled after the Waffen-SS smocks with some differences. The smock is a large size 2 and nicely fits most mannequins. The smock is nicely maker marked K.M.F. Landeshut. These smocks where first worn by members of the Grossdeutschland division. The smock is in near mint condition with a few small holes and one wartime depot repair on the front. The smock still retains very strong and vibrant colours. A very scarce and textbook smock in very good, near mint condition!

A mint bayonet marked 41 ffc indicating production by Friedrich Herder Abr.Sohn, Solingen. The bayonet has never been sharpened or reblued. The bayonet comes together in its original unissued but aged frog. This set has always been together and is in unworn condition! The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 3160 f and has nice clean wooden grips. The bayonet is in very good uncleaned, unsharpened and matching (!) condition.

Hard to upgrade mint bayonet!

These two small paper bags contain a chemical agent that heats up when wet. These where issued to units fighting on the eastern front and meant to be carried in the overcoat pockets. They are dated 1943. Most of these where used up during the war, finding a pair in good condition is hard! A very nice extra for a eastern front display!

A very nice M31 Zeltbahn in Splittertarn camouflage. Hard to upgrade with strong colours, all ropes and most if not all originally sewn buttons.

A very nice original folding E-tool marked ekz 40 indicating production by Rich. Henkel, Werkzeugfabrik, Viernau/Thüringen. A rare maker! The shovel is in good working condition.

A very nice original folding E-tool marked gcq 41 indicating production by Heinrich Jung & Sohn, Gesenkschmiede, Halver. The shovel is in good working condition.

A mint condition breadbag, nicely maker marked and dated 1941. Complete with its strap, cant be upgraded!