Excellent mint condition late war Heer Splittertarn Zeltbahn marked with an unreadable Reichsbetriebs-Nr. and dated 1945(!) The colours are still very strong and vivid. The Zeltbahn is a very nice unissued example retaining all original sewn buttons and one guide rope. One of the best Heer Splittertarn Zeltbahns I’ve ever had to the pleasure to offer!

Outstanding pre war matching K98 bayonet marked W.K.C. 1937 indicating production by WKC Waffenfabrik G.m.b.H., Solingen-Wald in 1937.  The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 5471f and has nice clean wooden grips. There is one small damage to the push locking lug but that could easily be replaced. The bayonet is in a good uncleaned, unsharpened and matching (!) condition with almost 99% of its factory blueing that would be very hard to upgrade!

A rare last ditch Erzats bayonet frog, constructed from recycled materials. The green canvas is the same material as the ones used for the late war produced bread bags. Very hard to find in this outstanding lightly used condition.

Nice original Hitlerjugend dagger marked RZM M7/66, dated 1937 and with the Eickhorn logo on the blade. The motto Blut und Ehre still retains to the blade, although there is a small piece of the blade missing. The enamel badge in the grip is original to the piece and has a slight movement, but is firm to the piece. The knife is a all original piece that has not been modified or restored.

A very nice original Luftwaffe combat boot knife or Nahkampfmesser. Nicely marked with the Luftwaffe 5 Waffenamt. The knife is in good sharp condition. Perfect combat mannequin accessorie!

This is a very nice textbook and unissued straight shovel carrier marked KVZ 1944 which indicates production by Timmermann & Wollet Kofferfabrik Heidelberg in 1944. The straight shovel carrier is in a stunning unissued condition and would be very hard to upgrade.

This is a very nice textbook and unissued straight shovel carrier marked bdq 44 which indicates production by Ehrhardt u. Kirsten, Koffer- u. Lederwarenfabrik, Leipzig in 1944. The straight shovel carrier is in a stunning unissued condition and would be very hard to upgrade.

Unissued/unopened pre war M31 canteen dated 1939. The canteen is nicely maker marked but it’s not notable without opening the canteen. The canteen is a unissued example that would be impossible to upgrade. The canteen still retains the wrapping paper and has never contained any liquids. If you’re after one perfect canteen; this is it.

Mint unissued non-reversible Splittertarn camouflage hood or Kopfhaube. The hood is a mint unissued example that would be impossible to upgrade.

Beautiful rare original combat boot knife or Nahkampfmesser or officially: Infanteriemesser 42. The knife is beautifully marked asw 42 which indicates production by E. & F. Horster & Co. Solingen in 1942. The knife is in good sharp condition. The wooden handle is nicely stamped with the number “837” and the blade is marked with the number “37” at the same side. Beautiful rare example which would be a perfect addition to any combat mannequin or focussed knives/bayonets collection!

This is a beautiful example of a WW1 trench knife or combat knife or Grabendolch. Very nice example with an ersatz material belt hook made out of recycled woven paper. The brown leather closing flap features the typical German press stud. The blade is marked with an unknown maker logo which could most probably be identified exactly. The knife is in good used condition and shows some wear and age.

Textbook early war US Airforce MK-1 Pilot goggles in its original issue box. The goggles have the green tinted glass with flexible rubber and the strap retains its elasticity.

Nice original P08 Luger holster in good used condition. The holster is nicely marked with a circular marking and the letters WwHr inside, it’s unclear which maker this indicates!

These Y-straps are made in the Ghetto of Lodz, Poland which the Germans renamed into “Litzmannstadt”. They are made using parts of captured British equipment items. These British equipment items where left in 1940 when the British Expeditionary Force evacuated to the United Kingdom. The Germans sent these for recycling and a lot of work was put in disassembling every British equipment piece and recycling the individual parts into German army equipment. This Y-strap is a beautiful example of the equipment that was made in Litzmannstadt.

The Y-strap is in stone mint condition and shows a lot of interesting British features and details into the construction. Sadly the Y-strap is missing the back strap and is incomplete but it still is a beautiful Litzmannstadt produced Y-strap in further mint condition. This piece would be perfect for restoration or can be displayed on a mannequin as is!

Excellent RG34 cleaning kit complete with all the original contents and in the rare tan coloured factory paint which still retains for up to 85%. The RG34 cleaning kit is nicely marked arr which indicates production by Braunsweigische Blechwarenfabrik. Notice the small tube inside of the kit which was originally found inside. Nice complete tan RG34  set in used condition which is hard to find!

Waffen-SS collar tab for Dutch volunteers inside of the Waffen-SS. This collar tab is specifically designed for and used by members of the 23. SS-Frewilligen-Panzergrenadier-Division “Nederland”. The collar tab is constructed out of black wool on a tan coloured buckram backing material which indicates this is a textbook Dachau made example. Excellent example in unissued condition!

Mint condition black coloured leather Jerkin from Canadian manufacturing. These Canadian produced Jerkins are made in a multi panel construction and the quality standards are way higher comparing with the British produced Jerkins. This example has a clearly readable label which indicates production by The D.A. Miller Co., Ltd., Montreal in 1943. These Jerkins were worn by almost all troops including dispatch riders and armored troops. This example is a nice medium size and would most likely fit any mannequin!

Excellent original 1940 dated polished zinc liner. The liner is a rather large size 54 fitting for size 64 helmet shells. The liner is nicely marked Schuberth-Werke – AG, Braunschweig 1940 which indicates 1940 production. The helmet liner is complete with its original drawstring still attached.

Beautiful wound badge in gold or Verwundeten Abzeichen in Gold. Unmarked piece but the design can be attributed to Hauptmunzamt Wien. The badge is in very good condition without damages or repairs and 99% of its original factory finish!