Unissued original flatwire officers BeVo cap eagle. Textbook example that goes straight on a side- or crusher cap!

Textbook original infantry assault badge by Deschler with its textbook setup on the back. No repairs!

Rare original EM M43 pattern shoulderstrap piped with the typical yellow colour for Aufklärung or reconnaissance troops. Unique example backed with Sumpftarn material from the factory!

Beautiful Zeiler 4350 torch in a lovely bright red colour that would be very hard to upgrade!

Original Erkennungsmarke marked Ld.Schtz.Ers.Btl. 4 indictating 3 Kompanie Landesschützen-Ersatz-Bataillon 4. There is at least one grave with this type of dogtag that is buried on Ysselstein, there are bound to be more. The Erkennungsmarke would be a very nice base for further research.

A very nice set of period uniform removed cloth insignia for a field blouse and two caps.

Nice first pattern equipment belt marked cgn42 indicating production by Rohrbacher Lederfabrik, Josef Poeschels Soehne, Rohrbach. 

Nice original MG42 tangent sight marked WaA 29 in good working condition. Often missing or boldly replaced on supposedly full original MG42’s offered on the market today.

Very nice bakelite flare container for 6 red star flares in very good condition with its original (often faked(!)) label.

Hard to find complete set of ESERO map rulers. These where essential in calculating distances on maps,

Nice original Iron cross second class or Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse. The cross remains most of its original finish, paint and ribbon. Very nice textbook example.

Nice original Krim campaign shield in combat worn condition. Unlike many of the mint examples on the market this one was surely worn on a combat uniform with multiple wartime repairs.

A Iconic edition of LIFE magazine. The tough, haggard man on the cover is one of the thousands who are winning the battle for France. He is Lt. Kelso C. Horne of the U.S. airborne infantry. Men like Lt. Horne saw their hardest fighting on June 6, when many of them were landed behind German lines in Normandy with parachute troops. In the great breakthrough in France, airborne troops are probably being used as infantry shock troops. The picture on the front is one of the most iconic images of the war. The magazine is in good and complete condition. A true ICON for any Airbornecollection!

A very nice, late war breadbag with riveted buttons on the top. Nicely RBNR marked on the middle support strap. I’ve never seen these riveted buttons before!

Matching K98 bayonet marked 43 cqh indicating production by Clemen und Jung,Solingen. cqh marked bayonets are very rare. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 6975 and has bakelite grips. The bayonet is in salty and cleaned condition.

Nice example with brown leather and leather reinforcements at the belt loops.

A nice Presstoff binocular case for the 10×50 issue binoculars or Dienstglas. Maker marked and dated 1944 inside and in good as found condition!

A late war Heer Splittertarn 4-panel zeltbahn in good used condition. The Zeltbahn is nicely marked R.B.N.R. 0/0835/0001 and has most of its originally sewn buttons. Interestingly, the two corner panels on the Zeltbahn are visibly made out of Carbon Overprint fabric if one takes a closer look. One or two small damages, other then that a nice late war zeltbahn!

A nice early M31 messkit marked HRE40 indicating production by Heinrich Ritter, Esslingen and nicely named to Hans Funk. Still retaining up to 90% of its original factory paint!