A very nice late war set with all dividers in the pouches in good supple condition. The pouches are not visibly maker marked or dated but are wartime originals. A great set priced accordingly!

A nice original orange butterdish. It opens in a quarter of a turn like it should and is in great condition without cracks or damages. It is marked on both parts.

A great early buckle with 85% of its factory paint remaining. Most of these aluminium buckles are very worn down and have little to no paint remaining. Rare to find in this uncleaned condition with most of its paint remaining!

A original German army issue blanket. These blankets where issued and used members of the Heer and Waffen-SS. The importance of blankets in a war is very underestimated and where more then often the only comfort a soldier would have.

This blanket is in used condition, it has a small rip, holes and repairs. None the less, this is a original Wehrmacht issue blanket that would be perfect for a personal effects display and very nice correctly folded or strapped onto a Tornister or Rucksack!

A stunning double decal army or Heer helmet in been-there, battle damaged condition. This helmet was produced in 1938 as the date in the Liner suggests. Both decals are still in very nice condition and the camouflage paint was neatly painted around it during the war. The helmet was worn a lot and received a extra layer of thick camouflage paint often referred to as Rautarn. The helmet has a wartime battle damage on the top. Most likely a explosion was near the helmet which cracked the shell. Most likely due to this explosion the rear liner pin was replaced at some point with a original split pin. Other then this the helmet is “untouched”. The Liner and chinstrap belong with the helmet and the buckle of the chinstrap has a drop of the green camouflage paint on it.

A stunning ‘killer’ lid which would be hard to replace!

This zeltbahn is in nice condition with the strings and most of the buttons. Nice vibrant colours!

A very nice enameled M42 Kochgeschirr in good condition! The Enameled variants are hard to find, especially the RB numbered type!

A nice and usable 10 liter Trinkwasser water carrier.
These carriers where first introduced around 1941 probably due to the hot climate in Italy and Africa. These are becoming hard to find and are a good and secure way to take drinking water to the front. This one still has some original paint remaining but would be best restored. A new gasket or seal for the lid can be acquired through Kriegsendemilitaria.

The canister is a bit dirty but clean. It has not been used to store oil, gasoline or other poisonous substances. A good rinse with water will make this usable again!

A nice Hiter-Jugend ‘Siegernadel’. These pins where given to all participants in the Hitler youth sport festivals in 1937. The pin is in good original condition.

Basic shipping is included in the price!

A nice album with many interesting pictures depicting the daily life of the Flak soldier. The front of the album is nicely embossed with the pre-war “Droop tail” Luftwaffe decal. The owner of the album knew its way around a camera which resulted in a album with nicely composed photographs. Really a nice photo album with good pictures!

A nice prewar Reichswehr buckle in very good condition. These buckles where issued until 1936 and where in some cases still in use during the war. A uncommon buckle made from Alpacca!

A beautiful though unusual M31 zeltbahn that has been made without the grommets at the corners for the tent poles and ropes. This was done later in the war to further save on raw materials. This is the first time I encounter a Splitter zeltbahn like this without grommets. The zeltbahn has a very nice and strong colour contrast and looks to be in unused condition. There are  one or two minor oles in the fabric but overall it looks bright, as new!

A rare late war M31 Zeltbahn !

A beautiful first model reversible winter parka of the Luftwaffe. This first model is recognizable to the blue wool used on the dark side. It is nicely LBA marked on the closing flap. The White side is still in good condition and has a few minor stains. The blue side has a hole on the back underneath the hood. The white side has a few minor holes on the back. One blue button is missing, other then that it is complete with all drawstrings and buttons.

A great first model Wendejacke that is one of the rarest models in great condition!

A nice long handled wire cutter with it’s original early pouch. The pouch is nicely maker, location and date marked G. Genschow, Berlin. 1937 and marked with the prewar Waffenamt 387. The wire cutters are in great condition and retain most of their original finish. The blades are Waffenamt marked and still in good condition; they still work great on steel wire. The handles still retain most of their pressed paper handles and bakelite end knobs. These wire cutters where mostly used by pioneers but lots of them can be seen used in the hands of squad leaders during operation Fall Gelb in 1940.

A rare and desirable set that I probably won’t find another one of soon!

A very nice latewar messkit or Kochgeschirr made by Annweiler Email-u.Metall-Werke in late 1944 or 1945. The marking RBNR. 0/0657/0001 was a latewar substitute for AEM.A. which is usually stamped on items from this maker. This messkit is finished with enamel and after that painted over before it left the factory. A lot of paint still remains on the lid and the RB number, covered by this paint can still be seen. The messkit has one small hole in the bottom but retains 90% of its original enamel finish.

A truly uncommon and interesting latewar messkit!