A very nice pair of felt boots issued to troops in arctic climates. The overboots are in good lightly worn condition and a nice mannequin size.

A very nice original belt, roughly sized 95 centimeters suitable for most mannequins! The belt is a late war type designed to save raw materials. The belt has been made of the typical material used for shovel carriers and so on. Hard to upgrade!

A very nice mint M31 canteen marked ESB 43 indicating production by Eduard Sommerfeld, Berlin. 

A very nice original folding E-tool marked B & Co solingen 1940. The shovel is in good working condition without any issues.

A nice original combat worn and textbook Splittertarn cover. Nicely marked SS 204 and in good condition. The cover is photographed on a size 62 helmet shell but a size 60 would fit better. These helmet covers where issued to a lot of different units later in the war but one of the most prominent early adaptors was the Grossdeutschland division. This cover has been assembled using double and single needle sewing machines.

Scarce to find helmet cover!

A nice Pelzjacke, as used by many members of the Heer and Waffen-SS on the eastern front. Marked on the front with a RB number and another unreadable stamp.  In very good condition, great for a mannequin.

Deckungswinkelmesser or Indirect fire calculator made by J.D. Möller G.m.b.H., Wedel. This little device helps to calculate distances and hight differences in terrain. This tool was a issue piece in the mapcase and very hard to find. In good working condition.

A very nice issue set of German motorcycle goggles in very good condition. A exact pair of these goggles was the first ever German item I was given by a Canadian veteran that he picked up in 1944. A very nice pair, in very good condition nicely marked on the buckle.

A nice original messkit marked JSD 41 indicating production by J.Schmalzeder Erben, Dresden. It still retains most of its original wartime olive paint and is nicely named Major Andreeßen on the back. A nice uncommon maker and nicely ranked to a Major!

The Italian army messkit (Gavetta Modello 1930) was a commonly seen item within the German army. Prior to re-issue in the German army they where mostly painted green by the Germans. Nicely named Fritzmeier!

A original M42 rough camouflage helmet in good used condition. The helmet is marked EF62 indicating production by Emaillierwerke Fulda. This helmet was found in a houseclearing in Germany recently and hasn’t been in a collection before. It is in uncleaned condition and features a nice brush applied rough camouflage paint. The original paint remains up to 95% and the helmet is complete with its original liner and chinstrap that have never been removed. A simple but stunning untouched helmet used in the last days of the war.

A very nice late war RG34 marked arr 4 indicating production by Braunsweigische Blechwarenfabrik G.m.b.H., Braunschweig. This RG34 is complete with all accessories as it left the factory. All the parts are matching for this particular maker and model and it includes the last model “last ditch” steel welded oiler. A rare type to find, especially in nice and complete condition like this one.

A very nice prewar breadbag with the original name tag named to Kanonier Adolf Dahl.

A very nice 1940 dated MG34 spare parts box or E-Kasten. This box would have been filled with a variety of spare parts. On the top it is marked with “E” for Ersatzteilkasten. The box is in very nice condition with most of its wartime factory applied paint. On the side it is marked Lafettekasten f. MG34 indicating that this was the spare parts box for a MG34 on a Lafette or tripod. The box remains all of its leather tabs and is imo a stunning example. Hard to upgrade!

A nice original and textbook Splittertarn helmet cover. Nicely marked 419 M42 and in very good, near mint condition. The cover is photographed on a size 66 helmet shell. These helmet covers where issued to a lot of different units later in the war but one of the most prominent early adaptors was the Grossdeutschland division.

A nice pair of binoculars in very good used condition. These binoculars where found after the war in Westkapelle, the Netherlands where fierce fighting took place in 1944. The binoculars work and both oculars focus individually. They provide a sharp image but could do with some cleaning. These binoculars where used in U-boats, naval batteries and on ships. A very nice binocular that can be traced back to the town it was used in!

A nice matching canteen marked C&CW 36 indicating production by Colsmann & Co, Werdohl in 1936. The canteen has all the parts marked C&CW 36, a nice and matching pre war canteen that would be hard to upgrade!

A very nice LP34 in working condition. The LP34 still has the full anodization finish and never has been repainted. The finish still remains for 80%.  The trigger guard has a light rust pitting, but this does not deter the function of the flare gun. The grips are a nice deep brown bakelite. The LP34 is marked Waffenfabrik Walther Zella-Mehlis 1939 which indicates production by Waffenfabrik Walther, Zella-Mehlis. The flare gun was left behind and found in Metz, France. The pre war flare guns are very hard to find!

Note!
These flare guns are legal and free to own without permit in the Netherlands for everyone over 18 years of age. Please conduct your local laws before purchasing this product. I can only ship this item within the Netherlands.

A nice complete gasmask with its original straps and most of its original paint remaining. The canister is nicely named to Kan. (Kanonier) Weller. The canister is in good used condition!