Rare and textbook Waffen-SS officers flatwire sleeve eagle. The eagle has been uniform removed showing moderate wear. The eagle was neatly sewn with very small, nearly invisible stitches which is textbook application for any expensive officers garment. Very hard to find a original Waffen-SS flatwire sleeve eagle that was bought by me, straight from the grandson of a Dutch resistance member who collected ‘souvenirs’ at the end of the war in and around the town of Breda. The lot was acquired by me, straight from the family. A textbook example that was never in a collection before and you would never ever have to doubt the authenticity!

Excellent M42 helmet marked HKP68 indicating production by Sächsische Emaillier und Stanzwerke A.G. The helmet retains its factory installed spliced liner with its chinstrap dated 1943. The helmet retains up to 99% of its original factory paint and is in the nice and large size 68. Choice late war helmet!

A very nice original Waffen-SS belt buckle marked RZM ᛋᛋ 35/36 indicating production by Overhoff & Cie, Lüdenscheid. This buckle is rare and in mint condition and would be very hard to upgrade!

Very nice original US tanker jacket in size Large. Very hard to find in good condition, especially size Large that fits me. Perfect for a mannequin!

Super rare German army medical or Sanitäter red cross recognition vest in worn condition. These vest where issued and worn by Sanitäter and Krankenträger to be easily recognized in battle. The vest is in good unworn condition and nicely marked Wk. V. Ulm. A centerpiece to any Sanitäter mannequin!

Extremely scarce textbook Waffen-SS officers flatwire sleeve eagle. The eagle has been cutout of a officers tunic and still retains the sleeve material on the back. The eagle is period neatly sewn with very small, nearly invisible stitches which is textbook application for any expensive officers garment. Very hard to find a original Waffen-SS flatwire sleeve eagle!

Stunning original US M41 field jacket ID’ed to Robert Lonie, enlisted in Newark New Jersey on 18 March 1941. Lonie served with the 29th Infantry division. Lonie had the ASN 32063479 which is marked inside the jacket. The garment features the wartime sewn insignia with the 29th Infantry Division. The jacket is in good worn and unwashed condition. Very nice original untouched field jacket with a great history and a great base for further research!

The gasmask is nicely painted in the typical three-tone Normandy camouflage. The container still retains up to 85% of its original camouflage paint and retains its original straps, mask and accessories. Inside the gasmask is named to Obergefreiter Wilkens. The gasmask is a typical example for camouflage patterns coming from Normandy. The Gasmask inside carries the same number as the canister and is original to the piece. Very hard to upgrade and scarce original Normandy camouflage gasmask with potential for further research.

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

A suberb original Heer EM/NCO M43 field cap marked RB-Nr. 0/0560/0461. The cap is a desirable size 56 and in stonemint condition. The cap retains its factory sewn trapezoid machine sewn at the top, folded over and machine sewn down the sides. The buttons are also factory sewn. The cap does not show any signs of actual wear. The nap of the wool is still present 100%. A nice and textbook detail in this cap is the stitching lines in multiple colours, running all over the place like it should in a late war manufactured garment. Surely the best Heer M43  cap I’ve had to offer in stone mint condition!

A textbook Heer M40 single decal helmet nicely marked EF62 indicating production by Emaillierwerke Fulda. The helmet is complete with its original liner and chinstrap that are original to the helmet. The helmet retains up to 90% of its original factory paint and decal. The helmet has a damage to the rear of the helmet most probably caused by a bullet or shrapnel. The helmet is named to Bauer written in the leather and in the rear of the helmet. The leather has one bit that has one small bit of blood stain near the crown. The rear split pin has been addorned with a leather strap with a carrying D-ring marked DRP or Deutsches Reichs Patent. This D-ring was installed to wear the helmet on the Y-strap. All in all its a great original single decal M40 with great details.

A complete pre war EM34 or Entfernungsmesser 34 in complete condition. These where issued with all sorts of artillery pieces and machine guns. They where used to zero in these heavy weapons to shoot accurately on long distances. The range finder comes complete with all the accessories it should have and is expected to be issued with. All carrying straps, slings, covers and even the adjustment tool are there. The optics are clear and give a nice 11 times magnification. The set is still in this pristine condition because it after the war it was reissued and kept in a Norwegian army depot. It has always been stored well! The set is complete with tripod and cover, range finder and cover and the Justierlatte and its rare to find cover. It is hard to find a complete range finder as they are often incomplete.

Typical tall gasmask canister with period applied two tone camouflage pattern. The canister is a nice example with over 85% of the green camouflage paint remaining. The mask itself is a nice size 3 and is dated 1940. The canister comes with a nice set of nice used straps and a set of spare lenses. Very nice and genuine camouflage gasmask canister in good condition!