Hard to find original tan painted camouflage gasmask canister. Named inside to A. Specht and dated 1942. The canister still retains up to 85% of its original tropical camouflage paint. Hard to upgrade tropical camouflage gasmask canister!

A very nice original light brown leather holster for the FN made Hi Power pistol or Pistole 640(b). The holster is marked dla 44 indicating production by Karl Barth, Militäreffektenfabrik, Waldbroehl, Rheinland. The holster is in good supple and lightly used condition that would be hard to upgrade.

A mint/unissued pack of Esbit stove fuel tablets. Impossible to upgrade, and very hard to find with the original contents!

A nice original Großdeutschland cufftitle in very good condition. The cuff title is in good used condition with minor fraying to the so called Russian braid. The cufftitle retains its full original length!

A original single decal Waffen-SS M40 helmet. This helmet is marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhüttenwerke, Thale. The helmet has its original Waffen-SS ET runic decal that is textbook to this helmet. The decal still remains up to 85% of its original coverage. The helmet retains its original liner and (shortened) chinstrap. The liner and split pins on the helmet are original to the helmet.
This helmet was originally sourced by a American collector who directly bought this from a veteran who brought it home. A nice original Waffen-SS helmet in very good condition. Hard to upgrade!

Hard to find original winter camouflage helmet. This helmet is marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhüttenwerke, Thale. The helmet retains up to 90% of its original wartime applied winter camouflage paint. Underneath the white camouflage paint one can clearly see a single Heer or Kriegsmarine decal. The liner of the helmet is heavily damed due to it being a KIA helmet. The leather is mostly blood soaked and shrunk/ripped. Inside the dome of the helmet there is light oxidation, another typical feature of a KIA helmet. It is very hard to find a original winter camouflage helmet as most would have been overpainted after winter.

Kriegsmarine line officers in very good condition. The buckle comes with its originally mounted belt, in very good condition. Complete with both dagger hangers.

A mint condition Wachmantel made by E. Reitz, Antwerp. Originally designed to be worn on guard duty although Wachmantel was a typical late war combat garment. The overcoat is of typical construction manufactured from thick wool with a lining of Reisewoll, a wool woven of recycled (mostly civilian) garments. The mantel is complete with all originally sewn buttons. A fantastic piece that can not be upgraded!

A nice original liner in mint condition. Dated 1943, sized 57 fitting for size 64 shells. Hard to find spare complete with the original drawstring.

Late war non-reversible parka in Sumpftarn camouflage. A textbook late war garment in strong used or combat worn condition. There are a bunch of stains and damages that show the character of this jacket. One of the buttons is missing on the front closure, a rip on the right pocket and the cuffs on the sleeve have strong signs of wear. A great original parka in combat worn, uncleaned condition!

A nice bakelite 6×30 Dienstglas container in very good condition. Complete with the original Presstoff straps on the back marked with a Waffenamt on the tip.

Complete Mid war M38 gasmask. Inside the canister a paper name tag is affixed to the lens compartment. The canister is complete with a black late war gasmask and filter. The canister is complete and in good condition with most of the original pair remaining!

A nice original straight E-tool in strong used condition. The carrier is nicely marked jwa 4 indicating production by Moritz Stecher, Lederwerk, Freiburg in 1944. The carrier is nicely named Annau J. The Carrier is complete with all straps which are a bit stiff but can be maneuvered trough the buckle with patience. The long closing strap has been greased a bit to make it more supple. This piece can be displayed on its own or on a mannequin. Hard to find a named example!

A minty Heer M43 field cap marked RFNr. 0/1001/0213. A rare and textbook original with its originally sewn trapezoid. The cap is nicely made out of late war wool and is finished with a originally attached BeVo trapezoid and blue buttons. The trapezoid was once decorated with a metal eagle which could easily be restored. The cap is nicely sized 56 which is a average mannequin size. Nicely dated 1944. Rare to find minty, textbook and original(!) M43 field cap.

A nice original Waffen-SS belt buckle marked RZM 155/40 ᛋᛋ indicating production by Assmann & Sohne, Lüdenscheid. The buckle is marked under the prongs which was only done for a short period in 1940. This was the final and 4th type of Waffen-SS belt buckle by Assmann in 1940. The buckle is in good combat used condition.

Complete with strap in good used condition.

A very nice near mint Heer buckle by Nolle & Hueck, Lüdenscheid. The buckle itself is nicely marked N&H 41 and the tab Nolle & Hueck, Lüdenscheid 1941. A textbook Heer buckle!

A nice and honest pair of MP38 u. 40 pouches in good combat worn condition. Unlike most CLG MP40 pouches found, this pair is the first that I’ve seen that is in worn condition! One of the closing straps has been repaired on the front and the back, hardly noticable when displayed in a display or a mannequin. A one-looker original pair, in good combat-worn condition!