Rare smooth black leather mapcase in good condition. Nicely marked dtc 43 and with some nice period contents.

Stunning factory single decal M35 Kriegsmarine seagreen camouflage helmet. Nicely marked SE66 indicating production by Sächsische Emaillier und Stanzwerke A.G. The lot number is 49## which is a typical range for a M35 SD KM. The helmet still retains its original chinstrap which is nicely Kriegsmarine marked and dated. The seagreen paint still covers up to 90% of the helmet and still retains its vibrant minty colour. The Kriegsmarine decal is partially painted over and nicely shows through the camouflage paint. Strong golden tones can be seen – surely not a Heer decal! Factory single decal M35 helmets are rare to find, specially Kriegsmarine and especially in such a nice seagreen camouflage paint! Can’t be upgraded.

Scarce original and rare pickaxe carrier in leather. Early variant with light wear and complete with the carrying loop! Scarce bit of field gear in lightly used condition with supple leather! Super scarce!

A nice and usable 10 liter Trinkwasser water carrier in stunning condition. This is most probably the cleanest and nicest Trinkwasserkanister I have seen so far. The canister is marked HRE indicating production by Heinrich Ritter, Esslingen.
These carriers where first introduced around 1941 probably due to the hot climate in Italy and Africa. These are becoming hard to find and are a good and secure way to take drinking water to the front. This one still has most of its original paint and stencils and is in very good condition!

A nice Presstoff binocular case for the 10×50 issue binoculars or Dienstglas. Maker marked and dated 1944 inside and in good as found condition!

A nice speckled brown bakelite 6×30 binocular case. Later in the war when the Germans ran out of pigment for bakelite they switched over to different fillers. Sawdust was one of the filling materials used, creating a interesting speckled finish. The brown bakelite dienstglas containers where mostly found with tan 6×30 binoculars. The case is in very good, undamaged condition and has a very aesthetic and vibrant dark brown colour which would nicely attribute a late war uniform setup.

Lightly used condition Heer M44 Feldbluse with restored original insignia. The garment is in nice original condition with most of the nap in the late brown wool still remaining. The garment is a medium size, a good fit for old hindsgaul mannequins. The garment has restored original insignia. This ’45 dated garment has no provisions for shoulder straps, it seems they have been removed. Some 1945 dated M44 tunics I’ve seen where issued without them. A nice original M44 tunic in good, lightly used condition!

A very nice pre war Dienstglas by Hensoldt, Wetzlar. The Dienstglas is complete with all straps and its bakelite rain shield and finished with brass. The vision is clear and the right eyepiece still retains the Strichplatte. A nice used set in good, combat used condition!

A nice mid to late war Heer / Waffen-SS breadbag in mint condition.

A stunning M42 single decal Luftwaffe helmet in three-tone Normandy camouflage. Marked NS64 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, Schwerte. The helmet still retains up to 95% of its original three-tone Normandy camouflage paint. The Luftwaffe decal nicely peaks through the paint and is in equal great condition. Inside the helmet is named Gefreiter Richter in the neck of the helmet in paint and pencil marking. This same name is on the leather liner. The liner and chinstrap are in strong used condition and original to the shell. They have never been removed from the helmet. The helmet used to be a part of the Baugnez 44 museum in the Belgian Ardennes. I’ll share a picture of it in the museum to the buyer. The vibrant camouflage paint on this helmet is really stunning and full of contrast. This is really a classic three-tone Normandy camouflage helmet in stunning condition. If you’d only need one Luftwaffe camouflage helmet – this is it.

A nice original M36 field blouse made in Amsterdam, 1940. Fully made from course Dutch wool and with its original insignia. The garment has moth damage which is typical to this coarse Dutch wool. The wear in the collar area indicates this garment was surely worn in the field. A very nice worn display tunic for a nice price!

A nice late war matching pair of Gamaschen to be worn on top of the M37 Schnürschuhe. Nice mint pair with brown leather – hard to upgrade!

A very nice mid war belt buckle marked N&H 1942 indicating production by Nolle & Hueck, Lüdenscheid.  The buckle retains up to 95% of its Blaugrau paint.

A very nice and minty late war Gebirgsjäger anorak set consisting of a Windbluse and Windhose. These reversible camouflage garments are waterproofed and meant for the Ski- und Gebirgsjäger. These garments are hard to find in good condition, especially the trousers. The jacket has one small hole on the back but is otherwise in unissued condition. I’ve added some pictures of these garments in wear. A nice complete uniform in a nice mannequin size that would instantly dress a combat display!

A minty Luftwaffe breadbag with its original strap. Nice pre war pattern with leather reinforcements in mint condition!

A nice original Luftschutz gladiator type helmet in good condition. The original decal still retains up to 90%.

Original three-tone Normandy camouflage gasmask canister. Still retaining up to 85% of its original vibrant camouflage paint. The canister retains its original strap and mask that are original to the piece. The original wartime field applied camouflage paint retains a lot of contrast and would nicely attribute to a Normandy camouflage helmet.

Inside the lid it is named to H. Pfeiffer, a Unteroffizier in Schnell-Kampf-Geschwader 10 which was stationed in Southern Italy.

A stunning gasmask with lots of character and original camouflage. Hard to upgrade piece!

A very nice Wiktorin H42 stove with most of its original wartime field grey paint and all of its accesoiries. Hard to upgrade and probably working piece with a small assortment of spares. I have not filled or tested it but as far as I can see I don’t see why it shouldn’t work. Nice personal equipment item!

A very nice matching pair of light brown jackboots in very good condition. A nice size 29 which would nicely fit most if not all modern mannequins. The leather is nice and supple for its age and still retains its nice light brown colour. The boots are nicely marked on the soles and around the top. The boots are hardly worn and retain all of its wartime applied metal hardware on their soles. Hard to upgrade!

Super rare German army medical or Sanitäter red cross recognition vest. These vest where issued and worn by Sanitäter and Krankenträger to be easily recognized in battle. The vest is in good worn condition and has several bloodstains. Hard to find in used condition!