A minty original late war Waffen-SS Wachmantel. A lot of these mantels can be seen in pictures of the Ardennes offensive worn by members of Kampfgruppe Hansen and in and around La Gleize. These mantels where specifically made for the Waffen-SS and lack the french cuffs the Heer types have. The mantel shows a no wear or age and would make a great addition to a late war Waffen-SS combat mannequin!

A stunning field police gorget or Feldgendarmerie Rinkragen. Hard to find in good unissued condition like this one. The luminous paint still lights up in the dark. The Gorget is a nice mid to late war example with a cardboard back. Very hard to find in this condition and a centerpiece in any Feldgendarmerie display!

Original Heer M44 tunic with in unissued condition. It is complete with its factory sewn insignia. The tunic is a small/medium size that would fit old Hindgaul mannequins or a modern Europemannequin. The chest size is 90cm. The tunic does not show signs of wear, but the back of the tunic has some moth damage. This damage would however not show when displayed on a mannequin. A very nice original tunic with original sewn insignia!

Textbook M40 Heer helmet marked EF64 indicating production by Emaillierwerke Fulda. The helmet has its factory fitted liner. Excellent original M40 Heer helmet with over 90% of its original finish remaining.

Rare late war flare ammunition pouch in unissued condition. The case is made from green webbing and comes with its original removable sling. The pouch is complete with all internal dividers and wooden reinforcement. Nicely marked on the side. Quite hard to find a better one!

Textbook tropical Waffen-SS Sahariana field blouse with glass buttons. The field blouse was at some point restored with collar tabs which were glued to the collar, but imo could be further cleaned. The sleeve eagle is a original but resewn example. Nice example!

Tall M38 gasmask canister in typical three-tone camouflage. The gasmask canister is in strong used condition but retains its original camouflage paint up to 85%. The canister retains its short straps Beautiful camouflage gasmask canister that would be hard to upgrade!

Textbook pre war Schutzpolizei Schirmmütze in minty condition. Nicely marked Albert Kempf 59 and PO 1938 inside the sweatband. The visor is in excellent condition and would be very hard to upgrade!

Untouched US Navy M1 fixed bale helmet named Gray. The helmet is a typical M1 fixed bale, front seam McCord example with factory sewn chinstraps. The helmet is externally wartime repainted in blue navy paint. The liner is also overpainted in blue navy paint. The liner is a typical Westinghouse example. The shell is named Gray and is personalized Scharlotte and me. A beautiful and untouched US Navy helmet!

Extremely scarce and rare pre war Waffen-SS EM/NCO belt buckle. This is example is marked RZM 24 which indicates it is manufactured by Overhoff & Cie., Lüdenscheid. This is believed to be one of the earliest examples that exist and is one of the most sought after variants of Waffen-SS belt buckles! The buckle is in good condition and complete with its “C” shaped catch. Typical pre war example made out of nickel (Alpacca) which naturally has the shiny silver colour. Very rare example in excellent condition!

Rare small M42 helmet marked ET60 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet is a rare size 60 example which are nearly as rare as the size 70 helmets. The helmet retains most of its factory finish and decal and would be hard to upgrade.

Textbook M40 pattern field blouse in strong worn as found condition. The garment retains its factory machine sewn Einheitskragenlitzen and a handsewn breast eagle. The garment has one loose button which I found in one of the lower pockets. There are some moth damages and some obvious traces of wear. Excellent garment for a starting collector with loads of character!

Nice example of a late war Q64 no decal M40 helmet in mint condition. The Quist firm produced the size 64 M40 helmet shell right up till late in 1944 whilst the other companies all adopted the M42 model. The helmet is a tell tale of the Quist quality with a shell blued prior to painting. The outside retains up to 99% of its factory applied textured paint. The inside is typical for these helmets finished without texture. This helmet was made for all the branches just like the M42 helmet without decal. Hard to find and mint late war M40 helmet without decal!