Superb mint example that would be hard to upgrade. The cap is nicely maker marked and dated 1942 and retains its factory sewn insignia.

Textbook example of a M35 Luftwaffe helmet in excellent condition. The shell is marked SE62 indicating production by Sächsische Emaillier und Stanzwerke A.G. The helmet is a early example with a reinforced aluminum liner with square swivels. The chinstrap is a textbook chocolate brown Luftwaffe example. The helmet retains its factory applied smooth blue paint up to 95% with both decals in very good condition. Inside the dome of the helmet are multiple large unit markings. This is a very nice original double decal Luftwaffe helmet that would be very hard to upgrade!

Rare original bakelite Berker type flashlight. This is for sure the rarest bakelite flashlight and its complete with the small blue knob. The flashlight is missing the top button and has a small crack. Otherwise for sure the rarest flashlight I’ve offered for sale!

Minty late war tape measure that came with the Pionier equipment. It is a main component in the axe carrier and is would be very hard to upgrade. Nicely marked WaA and H-1943.

Textbook single original Heer Infanterie shoulderstrap with a loose slip on cypher.

A nice original Wehrmacht Heer shoulderstrap for Hauptfeldwebel der Infanterie

Very nice unissued USAAF goggles manufactured by Skyway. The goggles are designed to take the standard AN6530 lenses. The goggles are in unissued and near mint condition and would be very hard to upgrade.

Deckungswinkelmesser or Indirect fire calculator made by J.D. Möller G.m.b.H., Wedel. This little device helps to calculate distances and hight differences in terrain. This tool was a issue piece in the mapcase and very hard to find. The Duckungswinkelmesser is in very good condition. The top swivel is a period replacement.

Original US army issue baseball bat in as found condition. Originally found in the southern part of the Netherlands, the piece is marked Hillerich & Bradsby CO A&B Louisville. KY and is surely a relic from the war.

Textbook brown leather issue double claw or Zweidornkoppel in very good condition. The belt is in beautiful brown leather with functional buckle and loop. The belt is nicely marked and sized 90-105 which is a perfect mannequin size.

Nice original Panzer assault badge or Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber. The badge is nicely marked RK indicating production by Rudolf Karneth. Typical crimped ball hinge pin – a textbook badge in great condition.

Typical pre war Dutch M33 helmet reissued by the German army and finished in typical shipboard grey. A typical colour as used by Flak and secondary Küstenartillerie personnel. The helmet is in good condition and named inside the liner.

A very nice Dutch pre war helmet reissued in the Wehrmacht. These helmets where used and worn by secondary troops such as eastern volunteers but most of them got issued to members of the Schutzmannschaft. The helmet comes with its wartime converted and assembled German M31 liner.

Mint original pre war leather binocular rain cover for the 6×30 Dienstglas

Superb first pattern Waffen-SS Charkov parka in mint condition. The first pattern with the high cut collar opening and  fully lined in sheepskin. The buttons are nice and textbook glass JFS 1941 marked. The garment is a size 1, which sounds small but considering the size of these garments it will easily fit most modern mannequins. The garment retains a white sewn label to Reichsführer-SS which I believe to be original to the garment. Impressive mint condition first pattern Charkov parka that would be VERY hard to upgrade!

Very nice and textbook late war Keilhosen in good used condition. The trousers are a nice mannequin size and are made out of coarse late war recycled wool with many green and red(!) fibers from recycled civilian garments. The trousers have one or two small holes but are otherwise in great condition. The nice detail is the Sumpftarn details to the bottom of the trouser legs that I haven’t seen before!

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. Y-straps, breadbags, A-frames and rucksacks are a few of the items made in Litzmannstadt. A very rare pair of Y-straps – for sure the best pair I’ve had!

Nice original second pattern folding E-tool carrier marked 1/1200/0169 1943. These folding E-tools where only very rarely marked RBNR, it’s the first one I’ve seen personally. The carrier is in good used condition and comes with a nice original folding E-tool marked AGO. Nice set in good condition.