Beautiful and rare tan coloured 10×50 Panzer Dienstglas in good used and working condition. The binoculars are nicely marked bmj which indicates production by Hensoldt u. Soehne, Mechanisch-Optische Werke AG, Wetzlar. Beautiful tan coloured 10×50 Panzer Dienstglas with accessories which are mostly missing.

Textbook non-reversible Sumpftarn parka trousers in very good condition. The trousers are in the so called hard edged ’43 Sumpftarn pattern. The trousers retain their straps, buttons and wooden toggles and would be very hard to upgrade. The trousers are in a nice large size fitting most modern mannequins.

Rare Infanterie regiment list cufftitle with silver braid which most probably indicates a NCO or officers version. The first time I’ve seen one with silver in stead of white rayon braid, hard to find example in very good, uniform removed condition!

A nice early first pattern mouse grey wool Heer pattern reversible parka trousers in unissued, as found condition with minor storage wear. The garment features all of its originally sewn buttons. A nice set of unissued parka trousers that would be very hard to upgrade!

Late war Heer Veterinär visor marked Erstklassig CW (Carl Wagner). The visor is a excellent and unworn example. Beautiful textbook example manufactured in Trikot. The cap is a nice medium size that would be impossible to upgrade!

A plane tree 5 overprint Waffen-SS Zeltbahn in untouched condition. The Zeltbahn retains its bright colours and contrast and a lot of its originally sewn buttons. The Zeltbahn shows wear, some repairs and a few small damages and holes. It retains lightly faded but colours full of contrast and would be a nice addition to any combat mannequin!

Excellent untouched M18 transitional Heer helmet named Kanonier Thiessen 7. Battr. A.R. 20. The helmet is a very nice example with factory fitted liner and very early 1927 dated chinstrap. Excellent and textbook example with a nice patina all over.

Stunning original two tone camouflage gasmask canister named Gefreiter Stettner. The canister retains its wartime affixed straps with the short strap being a substitute taken from a Tornister. The canister retains up to 80% of its original two tone camouflage pattern in vibrant colours. The gasmask inside is in good condition and has the high tropical filter. The ensemble is a killer named set with a beautiful camouflage pattern that would be hard to upgrade!

Superb EU-Deactivated P640(b) FN Hi Power in original finish. This specimen from 1943 was produced under the German occupation for the German army. Most of these were issued to the Waffen-SS and many images illustrate this. The piece can be cocked, dry fired and slid to the back position. It’s in full original finish and with its matching barrel, sled and base. The magazine is a textbook German produced example. The piece is deactivated and comes with not one but two(!) certificates. The Hi-Power was deactivated in France to the new EU standards and is free to own for anyone over 18 in most European countries. Pickup in Tilburg, the Netherlands is preferred, shipping within the Netherlands at cost of quality packaging and shipping at your own risk.

Beautiful reversible Sumpftarn ’44 pattern camouflage parka trousers. The trousers are in undamaged and unworn condition with light storage wear to the winter camouflage side.

Late war M43 trousers in coarse Italian wool. A very nice pair of trousers in good, lightly worn condition in a nice and sought after wool colour. The garment is nicely maker marked and retains all of its buttons. The leg tie straps have been removed as with most of these trousers. The trousers are a good mannequin size and would nicely match with a Italian wool M43 field blouse.

Very nice originally mounted battledress grouping of Sergeant Frankovitch, Princess Patricias Canadian Light Infantry. The Battledress comes with his awards and a German mapcase, also named to Sergeant Frankovitch. The battledress retains all of its wartime sewn insignia and was period tailor altered with a zipper. This is a very nice, wartime mounted battledress. The medal bar shows The 1939-1945 Star, The Italy Star, France and Germany Star, The Defense Medal, Canadian Volunteer Service Medal, War Medal 1939-1945 and the Canadian forces decoration. The battledress and grouping would be a great display as is, and a great base for further research!

Stunning three-tone camouflage gasmask named Gefr. Geisler L51920. The gasmask retains up to 90% of its original wartime applied camouflage paint in nice vibrant colours. Inside on the spare lens compartment one can see the name for Gefreiter Geisler with a Luftwaffe feldpost number L51920 and Stab 691 indicating Gefreiter Geisler was in Leichte Flak-Abteilung 691 which was stationed first in Montpellier, and later in Antwerpen, Belgium, ‘S Hertogenbosch and Arnhem. This is a very nice original camouflage gasmask with lots of potential further research. The gasmask would be a very nice addition to any camouflage collection and would be very hard to upgrade!

This ensemble was photographed on Omaha Beach on the 5th of June 2019.

A stunning single decal NS68 single decal M42 Heer helmet. Still retains up to 95% of the original Huber Jordan u. Koerner decal which is the textbook factory decal for NS helmets. The helmet retains 99% of the original textured factory applied paint. The helmet has a big 60 size liner which is original to the helmet. The helmet is a great example of a minty exceptionally large helmet. Inside the dome the dome stamp is still clearly visible and the skirt of the helmet is nicely named to Vinken.
Over the general production only 5% where made in size 68 which makes it a rare size to find, especially in this minty condition. If you’re looking for a rare and large sized M42 Heer helmet this is it!

Excellent Waffen-SS belt buckle in very good condition! This buckle is made out of nickel (Alpacca) which naturally has the shiny silver colour. This example is referred to as the “Fat Eagle” variant which is unmarked but believed to be produced by Overhoff & Cie, Lüdenscheid.

More information about Waffen-SS belt buckle variations here;