Typical tailored and converted EM M43 gaberdine tunic for a Hauptmann der Infanterie. The garment has been shortened, the pockets sewn flat and have pleats added. The breast pocket is adorned with multiple period sewn award loops. The garment retains its original insignia for a Hauptmann der Infanterie with the collar tabs resewn. The garment is a typical shortened and tailored example for a experienced officer!

Superb untouched Heer M43 field cap with two piece insignia. The cap is in untouched and worn condition with factory applied insignia. The cap is a typical M43 cap with stacked eagle and cockade period factory affixed with tight zig-zag machine stitches. The top line of the cap goes through the insignia indicating application prior to construction. The cap is nicely marked 0/0250/ 1943 and is a nice large size 58. The cap is a perfect and one-looker example that would be hard to upgrade. Combat worn Heer M43 field caps are very hard to find, especially with their original factory two piece applied insignia!

Very nice original Heer M44 field blouse in very good condition. The garment retains its full machine sewn insignia, two sets of awards loops and a ribbon for the iron cross and the eastern front medal. Nice display garment in a medium size that would be hard to upgrade!

A late war Waffen-SS Wachmantel in very good condition with factory sewn Dachau pattern sleeve eagle.. A lot of these mantels can be seen in pictures of the Ardennes offensive worn by members of Kampfgruppe Hansen and in and around La Gleize. These mantels where specifically made for the Waffen-SS and lack the french cuffs the Heer types have. The mantel shows a little to no wear and age and would make a great addition to a late war Waffen-SS combat mannequin!

Stunning pair of Waffen-SS officers collar tabs for the rare rank of Hauptsturmführer in uniform removed condition. A very nice matching pair with black wool on a off-white buckram base. Hand embroided runic insignia with a hand sewn silver border. Very nice pair!

Unique Luftwaffe single decal M42 camouflage Stahlhelm marked ET66 indicating production by Eisenhüttenwerke-Thale. The helmet has a nice large size 66 liner and a shortened chinstrap which is original to the helmet. The helmet retains its original camouflage paint and decal up to 90%. The helmet has a typical dark green camouflage paint that can be found a lot on helmets found in the Netherlands. The dark green camouflage paint has been dabbed onto the helmet and has multiple fingerprints in the paint. The helmet is nicely unit marked and named inside II Flak 21 H. Mackart. The helmet is a great example of a original camouflage helmet in great condition!

A nice original pair of MP40 magazine pouches marked CLG43 indicating production by Ernst Melzig Lederwaren, Liegnitz.
A nice mint condition pair that would be hard to upgrade!

Rare early Erel Sonderklasse crusher cap or Knautschmütze. The cap is a nice size 57 and in good used condition. The cap is made by Erel which is one of the most well known cap producers. The cap was on display in La Gleizes December 1944 Museum for over 20 years. The sweatband in the cap was replaced at some point because it is heavily worn. Inside the caps liner one can see a large amount of stains showing the character of the cap which was obviously heavily worn throughout the war. The insignia to the front of the cap are nicely handsewn. The cap has been discussed on the Wehrmacht-Awards forum. A rare infantry crusher cap that would make a great addition to any combat officers display!

Stunning three tone Normandy camouflage gasmask canister in very good condition. The canister retains up to 90% of its original three-tone camouflage paint and the long carrying strap. Inside the lid a rubber seal is present indicating this is one of the first gasmask canisters with the “D” stamped on the bottom. Inside the lid is also a small paper label naming the lid to Obergefreiter Fenz. The canister is complete with a mask but it is a different number and name to the one on the canister. However, the numbers are just 10 apart and most probably accidentally switched during the war as the canister was found like this in France! The canister is a really nice example of a subtle three tone camouflage scheme and would nicely attribute any camouflage orientated collection!

Textbook Heer EM/NCO field cap in excellent condition. The cap is a typical example, manufactured in late war grey wool with blue buttons which is typical for 1944. The cap is lined in grey rayon and has a clear RBNR and size marking. These markings are on top of another marking suggesting this cap was reissued at some point. The cap retains its factory sewn BeVo Heer trapezoid. The cap is a nice medium size and a nice addition to any cloth headgear collection!

Textbook Waffen-SS officer collar tab with RZM tag. Hard to find example!

Rare Italian white topped Fascist high leader visor cap. The cap retains its period sewn hand embroided eagle and chinstrap. The cap is in very good, untouched condition with just the right amount of character. Rare original Fascist visor!

Excellent and aesthetic Sumpftarn parka or Wendejacke in good used condition. The parka is in very good condition and retains its nice bright camouflage colours. The parka has no damages, repairs or missing buttons. The camouflage used for the construction of this garment is the so called hard-edged Sumpftarn which was developed in 1943. A very nice late war combat parka! Excellent late war combat parka in very good condition which would be very hard to upgrade!