A nice original Waffen-SS Charkov parka in good unissued condition. The parka is the second model with the fully opening button front. The garment is missing one button on the front and the drawstring. On the back there are two minor damaged areas due to bad storing. The jacket has recently been found in houseclearing in Germany and has not been a part of a collection before. The jacket is a bit dirty, a bit stained but the fabric is still unworn. The fur shedding a bit , something usual to these garments.

A very nice eastern front Waffen-SS cold weather garment in good unissued condition!

A very nice M31 zeltbahn, nicely maker marked and dated. Most if not all the buttons originally sewn and only light wear. A textbook zeltbahn in good condition!

In good used condition M31 zeltbahn with a interesting misprint in the fabric. The white lines are where the fabric was folded during printing. First time I see this for me! Most of the buttons are still attached to the zeltbahn which is in good condition.

A very nice hooded Heer M43 Wachmantel marked 0/0850/0147. The Wachmantel is a nice large size and is in good used condition. Many of these overcoats where issued and used during the Ardennes offensive. The overcoat has a few moth holes here and there and shows use. But it is in used and strong condition!

A unique set that surfaced 43 years ago in the Netherlands. These pouches are field made or modified pouches with Kriegsmarine buttons on the front. These pouches where most certainly used by a member of a Küstenartillerie unit. These pouches are certainly not textbook, but unusual, rare and 100% original. Most probably these pouches are locally made where the soldier was stationed. If you collect Küstenartillerie this is the pair for you. I have never seen another pair of these and I doubt I will. A unique set of MP38 u. 40 pouches in very good, used condition.

A stunning Afrika Korps bayonet with frog, brought back by a US soldier from North Africa. The bayonet is matching, unsharpened and original to the frog. The bayonet is nicely marked Mundlos, dated 1938 and still retains most of its original blueing. The bayonet was hit directly by a bullet or a shell fragment, distressing the frog, the scabbard and the blade itself. The last picture shows the trajectory the bullet or shrapnel made, most probably wounding or killing the original wearer.

A stunning original piece!

A nice matching belt and buckle in good used condition. The buckle is nicely marked E. Schneider 1938. The belt is size 95 cm and retains a unit stamp 4./J.R.5 indicating 4. Kompanie Infanterieregiment 5. Infanterieregiment 5 saw a lot of action in the early stages of the war. Most of those actions where seen in France at the Somme, Dieppe and later on in Bretagne. A typical early equipment belt with buckle!

A nice original Aluminum belt buckle marked RZM 822/38 ᛋᛋ indicating production by Richard Sieper or C.T. Dicke. The belt and buckle are both in matching worn condition. The Belt is nicely RB numbered. A nice belt with original buckle in good used condition!

A nice original belt in mint condition, size 80 centimeters. It is nicely marked 0/0676/0120 and it has the typical late war Blaugrau catch.

A nice RG34 marked Hawig 1940. The set is in good used condition with several parts marked Hawig as it should!

A nice M31 messkit marked MN44 indicating production by Metallindustrie GmbH. Neunkirchen-Saar (MENESA) in 1944. The messkit still retains up to 85% of its original paint.

A rare Splittertarn Zeltbahn alter Art für technische Zwecke. These where made after the pre war model as the triangular model was not suitable enough for the purpose of radio equipment. This one must not be confused with the Swiss post war Zeltbahns which are also square. The zeltbahn is in good used condition and has a few holes or missing buttons. I have only ever seen 2 of these and one could say these are very rare!

A very nice original folding E-tool marked B & Co solingen 1940. The shovel is in good working condition without any issues.

A stunning original early compass with pouch. The compass is nicely ID’ed with Kopierstift or copying pencil to Leutnant Barking 36937. 36937 indicates Leutnant Barkings unit Regimentsstab Artillerie-Regiment 253.
The early compasses with pouch are hard to find!

A very nice original belt, roughly sized 95 centimeters suitable for most mannequins! The belt is a late war type designed to save raw materials. The belt has been made of the typical material used for shovel carriers and so on. Hard to upgrade!

A original short handled pioneer shovel with cover both dated 1940. The shovel and its cover are both in very good original condition. The shovel is nicely marked AB&C 1940 indicating production by A. Bredt & Co., Witten. These short handled shovels where what the pioneers carried into the field, the long handled shovels have the same blade but are originally meant for vehicles. The short handled E-tool comes with the original presstoff cover in very good condition. The cover is nicely marked inside Offenbach 1940. These short shovels and their short covers are very hard to find!

A early mapcase in good condition with the original contents in as found condition. It comes with a map cover, pencils in multiple colours, a eraser and a pencil sharpener. All items where found with the mapcase. A nice used mapcase with character!

A nice original combat worn and textbook Splittertarn cover. Nicely marked SS 204 and in good condition. The cover is photographed on a size 62 helmet shell but a size 60 would fit better. These helmet covers where issued to a lot of different units later in the war but one of the most prominent early adaptors was the Grossdeutschland division. This cover has been assembled using double and single needle sewing machines.

Scarce to find helmet cover!

A nice Pelzjacke, as used by many members of the Heer and Waffen-SS on the eastern front. Marked on the front with a RB number and another unreadable stamp.  In very good condition, great for a mannequin.