A rare paratrooper M1 carbine leg holster. The holster is in great condition and nicely maker marked and dated 1943. A rare original leg holster!

A very nice LP34 in working condition. The LP34 still has the full anodization finish and never has been repainted. The finish still remains for 80%.  The trigger guard has a light rust pitting, but this does not deter the function of the flare gun. The grips are a nice deep brown bakelite. The LP34 is marked Waffenfabrik Walther Zella-Mehlis 1939 which indicates production by Waffenfabrik Walther, Zella-Mehlis. The flare gun was left behind and found in Metz, France. The pre war flare guns are very hard to find!

Note!
These flare guns are legal and free to own without permit in the Netherlands for everyone over 18 years of age. Please conduct your local laws before purchasing this product. I can only ship this item within the Netherlands.

A nice mapcase in good used condition. The mapcase was made by E.G. Leuner, Bautzen in 1936. It is marked inside the flap with Obergefreiter Moser 27053.

The Feldpostnummer 27053 indicates the following unit:
Stab III Gebirgsjager-Regiment 99
(28.4.1940-14.9.1940) Stab III u. 11.-15. Kompanie 
Gebirgsjager-Regiment 99.

A nice mapcase, ID’ed to Gebirgsjager-Regiment 99

A nice and honest MG34/42 drum mag marked WA 43 indicating production by Markes & Co., K.-G., Metallwarenfabrik u. Apparatebau, Luedenscheid. A nice original drum with a lot of original paint remaining which is becoming hard to find!

A very nice matching messkit marked RFI 43 indicating production by Rudolf Fissler KG, Idar-Oberstein. The messkit still retains up to 90% of its wartime factory applied paint.

A nice pre war Reichswehr belt buckle in strong used condition. These buckles where issued until the Heer buckle with swastika was introduced. A few wore these buckles throughout the war but they are hard to find in good used condition like this!

A very nice pre war canteen in mint condition. All the parts are marked KCL 38 indicating production by Klinter & Co., Lüdenscheid. The canteen still retains its original wrapping paper around the lid. A rare to find maker, especially in this complete and mint condition!

A very nice set with all the pieces marked 86. These where issued to enlisted men, NCO’s and officers. The set is in good condition and would normally be one of the standard breadbag items!

Unusual, but a nice display piece. This enamel sifter was used to make coffee in the German infantry field kitchen or Gulashkanone. I’ve never seen one before and I doubt I will again soon.

Rare wartime barrel changing mitt for the MG34 and MG42. When firing the MG34 and MG42 continuously the German soldiers where presented with a harsh and difficult task: changing the barrel. The MG34 and MG42 where both made with a quick-change barrel and to help in the changing of the barrel these gloves where invented and issued. These gloves where issued with the accessories of the MG34 and MG42. It is simply used by placing the hand under the strap and using the pad to cover your hand when you grab the hot, sometimes even glowing barrel. The barrel is then placed in the Laufschützer to cool down and a cool new barrel is inserted. According to regulations, the barrel had to be changed after 150 rounds fired continuously. Hard to find item!

A nice equipment belt in a good mannequin size 95 cm. The belt is nicely maker marked and dated gfg43 indicating production by Karl Hepting u. Co., Leder- u. Guertelfabrik, Stuttgart. 

This breadbag has seen a lot of action and has many period repairs to make it serviceable again. A lot of equipment pieces where repaired like this during the war as the Germans never threw anything good away. A interesting breadbag in strong used condition.

A very nice M38 gasmask with straps and mask named to Anton Juszczak L50375 .

The feldpost number L50375 refers to a flak unit originally stationed in Antwerp, Belgium.
50375
(12.3.1943-7.9.1943) 3. Batterie leichte Flak-Abteilung 691,
dann 3. Batterie leichte Flak-Abteilung 691 (v).

More information on the unit can be seen here. The mother unit (18. Flak Brigade) retreated from Lille to Antwerp, Den Bosch and eventually Arnhem/Xanten as the front moved to Germany.

The lid of the canister is slightly dented but it still closes and opens without problems. A very nice named gasmask with strap and possibility for further research. I will include a original short strap to supplement the long strap.

A nice prewar K98 sling dated 1938. Hard to find spare if you have a pre war k98!

A beautiful k98 made by Mauser AG, Oberndorf. Unlike many others this one has not been re-issued postwar in other countries. It is not reblued, rechambered or restamped. It is in original condition and comes complete with the original strap. The k98 is completely matching but the stock. This was often taken of for maintenance and since this was often done in groups it is a common thing to see these mismatch to the rest of the rifle. The K98 is complete with all the accecoiries one would encounter on these rifles. A sight hood, cleaning rod, sling and barrel cap are all together with the rifle. Other then the stock it is completely numbered 3826. Finding a K98 that did not have a postwar army life without alterations these days is very hard. Nowadays most K98’s on the market have been tampered with. This would make a great addition to any German display!

This rifle has been deactivated according to the Dutch law and can only be purchased by Dutch citizens older then 18 years of age. It comes with the original certificate of deactivation.

A very nice late war P38 soft shell holster. The holster is nicely maker marked 0/0833/0007 indicating production by Hans Römer, Neu-Ulm. Simply a superb late war P38 holster in mint condition, can not be upgraded!

A extremely rare pair of M33 EM/NCO Reichswehr marching boots or Schnallenstiefel. These where discontinued in 1935 but still in use in the early stages of the war. Many pictures of the invasion in Czech, Poland, the Netherlands and France show these boots in wear. The leather is in very good supple condition and has a few period repairs. The boots are a nice average size. I will include a pair of wartime laces with these boots.

A truly rare pair of boots in good used condition, very hard to find!

A nice original Y-strap marked RBNr. 0/0576/003. This Y-strap is a rare latewar “riveted” variant. On multiple places rivets are used in stead of stitches. Another interesting feature is the angle on which the auxiliary D-rings on top are sewn. These are typical features for this maker but sadly the RBnr. can not be traced. A name “Vollmer” was written underneath the auxiliary strap. A very rare late war Y-strap!

A nice Presstoff binocular case for the 10×50 issue binoculars or Dienstglas. Nicely maker marked and dated inside and in very good condition!