Very nice original MG34 / MG42 ammunition box retaining up to 95% of its original factory paint and nicely marked bsj 41. Very hard to upgrade!

Nice original late war MG34 and MG42 tool case or Werkzeugkasten. These boxes where issued within every unit for the maintenance on the machineguns. The case still retains up to 95% of its original finish.

Nice original case for Oil and Gasoline canisters as issued with the MG34 machine-gun. The case is fully in its original wartime tan camouflage paint with a red painted M.G. öl on top indicating Petroleumkasten. Hard to find early ammunition can nicely dated 1938!

A nice wartime torch in good used condition. Nice personal effect, awesome on a mannequin!

A very nice mint and unissued Luftwaffe Gefreiter chevron with typical checkered Tresse often encountered on Luftwaffe garments.

Stunning untouched and named camouflage m40 helmet. The helmet is marked Q62 indicating production by Quist. The helmets exterior features a rough overpaint topped off with a two or three-tone camouflage finish that was applied with a helmet net. The paint shows vibrant colours and cracks in the shape of the Luftwaffe decal. The helmet retains its period factory applied liner and chinstrap that both show the equal heavy wear that can also be seen on the exterior of the helmet. The helmet is a stunning and textbook example of a original three-tone camouflage helmet in untouched and uncleaned condition that is very hard to find nowadays.

A very nice original aluminum Heer buckle by H. Arld Nuernberg. The buckle still retains most of its factory green paint which is a rare attribute for these aluminum belt buckles. The buckle is in very good condition! A rare buckle in very good condition!

Matching lightly worn original pair of Waffen-SS NCO shoulderstraps for a Unterscharführer der Infanterie. The shoulderstraps are well executed and show the textbook construction one would expect. The straps are in very good, lightly worn condition and would easily match to a worn tunic. The straps feature the late war grey subdued tresse. These straps are the lowest NCO rank for sure seeing lots of action on the front line. A very nice matching pair that is highly sought after and only scarcely encountered nowadays!

Very nice original equipment belt manufactured in rubber, not leather. Very nice and late war Ersatz piece.

Rare wartime Dutch made flashlight marked Waldorp Hanglantaarn Cavalier. 

Very nice bakelite flare container for 6 green star flares in very good condition with its original (often faked(!)) label.

A very nice late war 6×30 power binoculars or Dienstglas in tan colour. The binoculars are optically usable. The Strichplatte is still visible in the right eyepiece. A very nice pair of late war binoculars still featuring most of its wartime tan paint!

Very nice tabbed aluminum Heer belt buckle by Gebrüder Gloerfeld, Lüdenscheid which is one of the rarest heer belt buckle makers. The buckle retains up to 70% of the original factory paint and would be very hard to upgrade.

Very nice uniform removed original Waffen-SS RZM pattern sleeve eagle. The sleeve eagle is in very good uniform removed condition. The eagle would be a very nice addition to any SS EM/NCO uniform!

A very nice matching pair of rayon piped shoulderstraps for a Feldwebel der Flakartillerie.

Very nice original late war Waffen-SS M43 EM/NCO field blouse in coarse captured Italian wool with provenance to Dachau. Textbook construction with zigzag rayon lining and two holes for belt hooks. The garment retains all of its originally sewn buttons and a ghost of a once factory sewn sleeve eagle. There are zero moth nips and the garment is in perfect unissued condition. The garment has not been shortened or tailored in any way. Normal and typical size fitting most modern mannequins. The garment was taken from the Dachau stores after the camps liberation and worn on the way home by a former prisoner. The name and birthplace are noted in a letter that comes with the blouse. Perfect and textbook garment to restore to ones personal taste.

A stunning salty M42 combat tunic for a Feldwebel der Artillerie. The garment is a nicely period tailored for a better fit with a typical pointed style collar. The garment is unwashed and retains the dirt and grime that is expected for a combat tunic for a artilleryman. The garment retains multiple period sewn award loops above the breast pocket and shows the wear of multiple awards pinned through the pocket itself. A very nice and surely worn combat tunic with loads of character for a frontline fighter!

Textbook and mint example. Nicely maker marked and dated, can’t be upgraded.