Superb untouched Heer M43 field cap with two piece insignia. The cap is in untouched and worn condition with factory applied insignia. The cap is a typical M43 cap with stacked eagle and cockade period factory affixed with tight zig-zag machine stitches. The top line of the cap goes through the insignia indicating application prior to construction. The cap is nicely marked 0/0250/ 1943 and is a nice large size 58. The cap is a perfect and one-looker example that would be hard to upgrade. Combat worn Heer M43 field caps are very hard to find, especially with their original factory two piece applied insignia!

Typical tailored and converted EM M43 gaberdine tunic for a Hauptmann der Infanterie. The garment has been shortened, the pockets sewn flat and have pleats added. The breast pocket is adorned with multiple period sewn award loops. The garment retains its original insignia for a Hauptmann der Infanterie with the collar tabs resewn. The garment is a typical shortened and tailored example for a experienced officer!

Beautiful near mint Sfl. ZF1a sight for the Sturmgeschütz and Nashorn. The sight is in perfect optical condition with 99% of its original factory paint with spray painted camouflage Dunkelgelb on top. The sight was used in many of the assault guns in the German army but also on the Stummel. The sight is maker marked ccx indicating production by Optische u. Feinmaschinenwerke, Hugo Meyer u. Co., Goerlitz. A real conversation piece in great condition!

Beautiful single decal Kriegsmarine M40 helmet with factory fitted liner and chinstrap. Nice original example with the textbook ET type KM decal. The front of the helmet once had a large A painted onto it. IMO this is period removed. Otherwise its a nice and textbook KM helmet in good condition!

Excellent original Heer M43 Keilhosen trousers in Gaberdine fabric. The trousers are a small to medium size fitting modern militaria mannequins. The trousers are without damages other then one small loose stitch at the top of the fly. The garment is finished with zinc coated and glass buttons. Excellent trousers in very good condition!

Rare original M17 double decal Luftwaffe transitional helmet. The helmet features multiple pre war or wartime repaints with two sets of layered Luftwaffe decals. The helmet retains its factory fitted size 56 liner and period modified chinstrap. The Luftwaffe decal no longer has the swastika; there is no signs of it being scratched off with a blunt tool but these Luftwaffe decals are also known to flake. Excellent untouched helmet!

Textbook M35 single decal Luftwaffe helmet produced to M40 specifications marked Q68 indicating production by Quist. This M35 helmet was produced in 1940 during the switchover to the M40 type helmet. Hence it was produced with one decal and a dull and slightly textured finish. These helmet where only produced for a few months and are not to be confused with a reissue type helmet. The helmet is in very good used condition with 99% of the decal remaining.  This helmet was recovered from Middelburg, The Netherlands in 1944 and has been in the same collection ever since. The helmet is a rare single decal M35 helmet in untouched condition with known provenance!

Rare matching collar tabs for a SS-Oberscharführer in uniform removed condition. Textbook embroided runes with matching underlay on both tabs. There is one missing rank stud, but this could imo be easily replaced.

Textbook M42 single decal Heer helmet with its original liner and captured chinstrap. The helmet is in very good condition with up to 90% of its original factory finish. The two front pins in the liner have been replaced at some point, but judging by the liner they have been in there a long time; possibly a wartime replacement.

Rare original wooden sign for the Heeres Kraftfahr(zeug) Park from the Maliebaan, Utrecht. This large sign once hun on the repair workshop for vehicles in the Wehrmacht. It was a place where vehicles were maintenanced and repaired. This sign was stationed at the Maliebaan in Utrecht, The Netherlands and was removed early post war together with a number of vehicle parts and other wooden signs. The Heeres Kraftfahr Park on the Maliebaan was numbered 550 and commanded by Hauptmann dr. Wilcke. The sign shows signs of having another abbreviation under the HKP painting which can be seen peaking through the paint. Original wooden signs are extremely hard to find and mostly in poor condition, this is a scarce, authentic example which is decorative and would be very hard to upgrade!

Beautiful aluminum MG34 ammunition case in two-tone camouflage. The case retains up to 90% of its period applied two tone camouflage paint. Excellent example that would be very hard to upgrade!

A simple, untouched single decal M42 helmet in excellent condition. Marked NS64 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, Schwerte. Uncommon to find these NS marked M42 helmets. The helmet retains its original factory installed liner and chinstrap.

Rare original US M1 helmet for a Lieutenant. The helmet and its liner are found together and both retain their period applied Lieutenant bars, the liner being painted and the outer shell a piece of medical tape. The liner is named Stuart N Senniger O-514773. Rare original Lieutenant helmet in very good condition that would be very hard to upgrade!

Rare original and complete Wehrmacht Rundfunkempfänger WR 1 by Blaupunkt. Hard to find in good condition with battery and accessory tray, cables and as far as I know, working condition. These radios where issued to the troops to listen to general radio broadcasts. The radio is in very good condition and as one can see is very big and heavy. Therefore there is NO shipping available for this item. Pickup must be arranged for this item!

Textbook M43 field cap with factory sewn T-shape eagle and period attached Jäger badge. The cap was a factory made officer cap by the addition of silver braid on the top of the crown and a leather sweatband sewn inside. The cap is a size 56 and is a nice untouched example. Choice piece for the headgear collector!

Pre war EM Luftwaffe Viertaschenrock for a rangefinder specialist der Flakartillerie. The garment is a typical pre war example with silver painted buttons and a hand sewn breast eagle. The sleeve retains its proficiency badge for a Rangefinder specialist. The garment is a nice medium to large size fitting most modern militaria mannequins and is dated 1938.