Unique Pre war Dutch sidecap that was converted during the war to a German army officers field cap. The cap is nicely marked J.P. Mol Breda (the Netherlands) and is a good size 57. Scarce and unique piece that I’ve never encountered before!

Nice original M35 Heer helmet in untouched condition. Nicely marked EF62 indicating production by Emaillierwerke Fulda with its original size 55 liner and chinstrap. The helmet has a thick ’62’ stamped to the dome indicating the shell size. The helmet is a typical mid war refurbishment and a typical helmet worn by soldiers in the Heer post 1942. The helmet is named on the leather.

Nice example of a late war Q64 no decal M40 helmet. 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. This helmet was made for all the branches just like the M42 helmet without decal. Hard to find late war M40 helmet without decal!

Beautiful early style MP38 u. MP40 pouch with the D-ring in the upper corner. The pouch is in very good, lightly used condition with supple leather. The back is nicely ink marked.

Rare original German Klauenbeil in its original Presstoff carrying pouch. The pouch and the axe are in very good unissued condition which is very rare with such a versatile item. Most if not all of these found their way into civilian life after the war meaning they where used up. The axe was stocked post war in another army and therefor is still in great condition. The buckle and two studs on the cover where overpainted in green but this can easily be cleaned if desired. The axe comes with its original blade and handle and is still sharp. The cover is a typical second pattern and is without damage. This example is textbook in every way and would be impossible to upgrade.

Original rare and untouched MG42 barrel carrier or Laufschützer 42 marked bhm 4 indicating production by Gustav Auerswald, Besteckfabrik, Grünhain/Sa. The barrel carrier is a textbook example for the MG42 barrel and comes with the factory attached sling and up to 90% of its original tan factory paint. These barrel carriers are hard to find in original untouched condition as most of them wound up being repainted and reissued postwar. Hard to upgrade untouched piece that I will most likely not find another one of anytime soon.

Excellent veteran acquired insignia grouping to Gilbert M. Evanish, G Comp. 327 Glider Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne who took part in D-day. The grouping consists of his uniform removed insignia with a rare greenback 101st Airborne patch in combat worn condition. Additionally is a copy of his discharge papers and a photograph. Nice grouping with rare insignia!

Textbook early pattern MP38 u. MP40 magazine pouch in good used condition. Early pattern with the D-ring in the top corner of the pouch.

Excellent and textbook original Waffen-SS belt buckle marked O&C ges. gesch. indicating production by Overhoff & Cie, Lüdenscheid. 

A typical and surely textbook M16 camouflage helmet. The helmet is marked BF64 indicating production by F.C. Bellinger, Fulda. The helmet still retains its full original camouflage scheme and its partial liner. This is a textbook world war one camouflage helmet in very good condition!

Nice original Heer officers field cap in good, lightly worn condition. The cap retains its original factory sewn trapezoid and buttons which are interestingly RZM marked examples. The cap is in good lightly worn condition which shows in the liner. Outside the nap is still nearly fully present. The cap is marked inside RBNr. 0.0560/0117 and dated 1944. The cap is nicely sized 57 which is a great average mannequin size. Inside the bill of the cap, a small area has a small glue stain, see the last picture. Original and attractive Heer officers M43 field cap in great condition!

Extremely rare tool kit for the l.Gr.W.36 (5cm) mortar in near mint condition. The toolkit is in 99% of its original ordnance paint and 100% of its stenciling. Nicely marked aux 43 indicating production by Gottfried Piegler, Metallwarenfabrik, Schieiz/Thüringen. The kit is closed using a small hinge with a (mostly missing) webbing pull tab. Inside are multiple compartments and its original contents list. The kit is complete with its setting tool. This kit would be very hard to upgrade or replace and is the perfect accessory to a  l.Gr.W.36. 

Nice MKIII Stengun deactivated in 2019 following the EU-Deactivation guidelines with certificate. A undervalued Commonwealth submachine gun in very good used condition with its original sling.

Shipping within the Netherlands is possible. Other then that, pickup is a must!

Superb untouched Luftwaffe single button M43 EM field cap which has been upgraded from EM to Officers by hand sewing a thick silver cord to the top. The cap is in nice slightly used condition. The cap retains its original factory sewn insignia and button. This cap would be a centerpiece to any cap collector, a unique example!