A nice brown set of K98 pouches marked 0/0396/0027. These pouches are in very nice supple, issued condition and complete with all individual dividers.

Beautiful lightbrown FF33 field phone carrying strap in very good condition. Nicely maker marked and dated 1944.

Textbook chocolate brown p08 Luger holster in very good condition. Nicely maker marked and dated Voegel Köln 1939. Very hard to upgrade piece!

Textbook mint late war gasmask with blue hardware. Complete with its filter; very hard to find in this condition!

Original MP38 u. MP40 sling in good used condition. Hard to come by nowadays!

Original Infantry assault badge by Souval with its textbook soldered setup on the back.

General assault badge produced by Rudolf Karneth. Textbook semi hollow zink construction with crimped in setup.

A textbook Heer M40 single decal helmet marked Q64 indicating production by Quist. The helmet is complete with its original factory fitted liner named Obgefr. Lienert and its original full length chinstrap marked Bielefeld 1941. The helmet retains up to 90% of its original factory paint and 95% of its decal. All in all a very nice helmet in very good condition!

Nice original Erkennungsmarke marked 11.J.R.9 indicating Infanterie Regiment 9. The back of the Erkennungsmarke is named Tober.

This Lico Wirtschaftkasten was one of the most luxuous pieces of private purchase pocket litter. This set was commonly gifted to sons going to war, bought by officers or bought at barracks stores. This kit basicly had all the items a soldier would need to keep clean and organised. The Mica is a basic set of period personal items and was designed to fit inside the M31 messkit. This Lico type is the Reichswehr variant which fits in the higher pre war messkit.

Nice early bayonet frog in good used condition.

Rare original ZF41 scope with its original early green case. A original ZF41 sniper scope case marked jvb. Still retaining up to 90% of its original factory green paint and comes with its rare original brush. The scope is a textbook piece with original mount and both of the original sunshades. In a sea of fakes, here is a real one in good used condition

Rare early pattern breast eagle in unissued condition. These eagles are textbook for the M34 and M35 field blouse. Very hard to find!

A very nice late war blue belt buckle or Einheitskoppelschloss in stone mint condition still wrapped in its factory wrapping. The belt buckle still retains 100% of it’s original factory paint! A very nice Heer belt buckle that would be impossible to upgrade!

Superb M35 helmet with a typical 1940 campaign overpaint in field grey paint. Beautiful M35 double decal Heer helmet with period field repaint. The helmet is a textbook example of a early field overpaint when the double decals where first being fased out. The helmet was externally fully overpainted except for the decal which masked, not dug out postwar. Textbook M35 helmet marked ET66 indicating Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet comes with its factory installed liner and chinstrap. The helmet was brush painted externally in a field grey paint which is typical for helmets used in the 1940 campaigns. The helmet is a beautiful and untouched example with loads of character that would be hard to upgrade!

Rare first pattern(!) Dutch M1917 Stormdolk in very good condition. The dagger comes with its very rare first model scabbard that was made without the leather securing strap around the handle. This strap was intended to keep the dagger from slipping out of the scabbard when not in use. This strap was later added to most if not all of the first pattern scabbards but this one seems to have missed that mandatory modification. The Scabbard is in very good condition without any modifications or repairs and is nicely marked CW indicating production by the Centrale Werkplaats. The dagger itself is in very good condition with most of its original blueing remaining to the blade. The handle is nicely marked and retains a nice patina. The dagger is numbered 1901 B and is original to the scabbard – looking at early M17 daggers it seems that the scabbards where not numbered. The dagger was recently found in the vicinity of Tilburg, the Netherlands. A very nice first pattern M1917 Stormdolk in very good condition that would be very hard to upgrade – for sure the best one I’ve had the pleasure to offer!

Nice original paramarine patch. The patch was once glued on a piece of paper with some residue remaining to the back. Rare example!

Original US airborne command patch in good unissued condition.