Nice 1940 dated Luftwaffe breadbag in good unissued condition. The breadbag has a nice strong blue colour and light brown leather details.

Mint condition M31 messkit marked HRE 44 indicating production by Heinrich Ritter, Esslingen. Hard to upgrade!

A very nice original camouflage gasmask canister Id’ed to Hans Voggenreiter who was born 7-11-1925 and killed in action on 28-6-1944 in Normandy. Hans Voggenreiter was a Gefreiter in Grenadier Regiment 957. Hans Voggenreiter is buried in Orglandes, Normandy. The exact location on the burial site is: Block 15 Row 3 Grave 99.

This unit saw heavy action in Normandy and was destroyed in the Falaise pocket. The exterior of the canister still sees around 80% of its original camouflage paint with bright colours. The Canister is a nice one looker original and has some very nice Normandy provenance. The Feldpost number refers to the following units, but most importantly the latter Reserve-Grenadier-Bataillon 468 which is the replacement battalion of the 363 Infanterie Division which was destroyed in the Falaise gap

Feldpost Number :
(28.4.1940-14.9.1940) 2. Flughafen-Betriebs-Kompanie Stuka-Geschwader186,
(27.1.1942-14.7.1942) gestrichen,
(15.7.1942-24.1.1943) Stab u. 1.-4. Kompanie Reserve-Infanterie-Bataillon 468,
(1.8.1943-23.3.1944) 3.7.1944 Stab u. 1.-4. Kompanie Reserve-Grenadier-Bataillon 468,
(24.3.1944-6.11.1944) 30.6.1944 gestrichen

A nice original tropical A-frame pouch marked E. Luneschloss, Solingen 1942. Hard to upgrade textbook original!

A nice original bakelite soap container in dark brown bakelite. It is in good, undamaged condition!

A nice A-frame complete with the often missing messkit strap. The A-frame is nicely made with brown undyed leather and canvas. Nicely maker marked and in very good condition!

Also referred to as a salt dispenser. Nicely dated 1942. Without cracks or damages, a hard to find white bakelite variant!

Not maker matching, but found together. One 1936 and one 1940 dated. Nice early pair!

A very nice set of wire cutters and its original pouch in very good condition. The pouch is nicely marked jwa 41 inside the flap indicating production by Moritz Stecher, Lederwerk, Freiburg.  The presstoff carriers, long or short, are very rare!

A nice unissued and large M42 helmet marked NS66 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, Schwerte. The helmet retains its original (spliced) liner and dome stamp. The helmet has no chinstrap, and most likely it was never fitted as it is unissued. The helmet retains up to 85% of its original field grey paint. If you are looking for a unissued M42 helmet, this is it.

A nice original M42 helmet marked hkp66 indicating production by Sächsische Emaillier und Stanzwerke A.G. The helmet has a large size 58 liner. The liner and the chinstrap have been treated with leather fat some time ago. Other then that the helmet still retains its factory textured paint up to 99%.  It would make a very nice helmet for a late war mannequin!

A very rare “Carbon Overprint” zeltbahn in very used condition. The zeltbahn still retains its nice and vibrant colours. It has two small repairs an is missing one grommet. It’s complete with most if not all the originally sewn buttons. After the capitulation of the Italian army in 1943 their camouflage printing rollers and uniform/equipment stocks where captured and brought back to Germany. It was then that the first Zeltbahnen of captured Italian camouflage material (Telo Mimetico) where produced. Also some experiments where done combining Telo Mimetico with Splittertarnmuster. This is known to collectors as carbon overprint and consists of a base of the brown base colour Telo Mimetico printed in carbon ink overprinted with Splittertarnmuster. This is a extremely rare variation intended to camouflage against infrared light.

Rare to find the short strap of this type with a nice late wire hook. The long EBD straps are often encountered but the short ones are hard to find. Complete with the retaining stud. The rubber is in good supple condition.

A nice original Model 9 Esbit stove in good used condition. One of the most commonly seen breadbag items!

A very nice untouched M35 camouflage helmet. The helmet is nicely repainted during the war in the classic three tone “Normandy” colours. The camouflage still retains up to 80% of its original coverage. The colours on the helmet are hard to photograph but very obvious in hand. The helmet retains its original liner and chinstrap that are original to the helmet. The helmet was originally found in the woodwork in France. A nice untouched camouflage helmet!

A rare enameled M42 messkit marked WJ44. The messkit still retains up to 99% of its original enamel finish. A very clean messkit, hard to upgrade!

A very nice wartime whistle with lanyard. Hard to find as a spare and a finishing detail on a NCO or officer tunic!

A very nice unissued late war rucksack. This rucksack shows no signs of use at all. A great unissued rucksack!

A nice original Pelzjacke, as used by many members of the Heer and Waffen-SS on the eastern front. In very good condition, great for a mannequin.

A very nice mint condition tropical bayonet frog. RBNR numbered on the back, though unreadable. Nice match with that mint bayonet !