These buckles where made later in the war and finished exactly like the unmarked Waffen-SS buckles by Overhoff. It is a rare variant in very good condition with  90% of the original silver paint remaining!

A matching pair of MP40 magazine pouches marked CLG43. The pouches have some soiling and are in lightly worn condition. Two of the closing straps on the right hand pouch have a restoration to the back, please see the pictures for details. If you are looking for a affordable pair (!) of green Mp.38 U. 40 pouches this is it!

A very nice original combat boot knife or Stiefelmesser. The knife is in good sharp condition and has never been issued, cleaned or sharpened post war. Perfect combat mannequin accessorie!

A very nice M42 Kochgeschirr marked WJ43. The messkit is finished in brown enamel which is a very rare late war variant that i’ve not yet encountered before. The messkit retains up to 95% of its original brown finish. Hard to upgrade, and very nice to match with a brown enamel canteen by AEMA!

A stunning original steel Luftwaffe buckle with leather tab. The tab is nicely marked Hermann Aurich 1940. Hard to find mint condition buckle in stunning condition!

One of the best pre war M31 canteens I’ve had to offer. Nicely marked FSS 39 indicating production by Frenzel & Sachs, Schneeberg which is a uncommon manufacturer. The cup still retains its original factory paint up to 99% and the leather strap is completely intact and strong. A pre war and mint canteen.

Wehrmacht Gasplane marked agd in good, unissued condition. Hard to upgrade item that belongs with every gasmask. The gascape comes in its original rubberized cloth pouch.

Exceptional Grossdeutschland grouping! Herbert Rihm was born 1st of November 1924 in Mannheim. He had a evangelical upbringing and attended evening school. He received the medical examination on the 23rd of Febuary 1942 and was deemed fit for military service on the 30th of May 1942. He received training with the 98K and MG34. The 5th of Febuary 1943 he enlisted in the Stammkompanie Grenadier Ersatz Battalion 107. The 1st of March 1943 he transferred to 6. (M.G.) Ausb. Kemp. Gren. Ers. Regt. (mot) Grossdeutschland. The 26th of July 1943 he transferred to II. Gren. Ers. Rgt. (mot) Grossdeutschland. The 13th of August 1943 he transferred to 9.(M.G.) Füs. Rgt. Grossdeutschland and finally on the 15th of December 1943 to II. Gen. Kp. Pz. Gren. Ers. Rgt. G.D.
He received both the black and silver Verwundetenabzeichen, the close combat clasp or Nahkampfspange, Ostmedaille, Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze, Eisernes Kreuz II klasse and last but not least the 4th pattern Grossdeutschland cuff title.

He was wounded on the 14th of December 1943 and afterwards send back home to recover. He never re-enlisted and survived the war. The grouping, as shown was sold by the veteran to a collector on a Veterantreffen in Germany. The grouping consists of all shown attributes and would be very hard to upgrade.

A very nice late war blue belt buckle (Einheitskoppelschloss) in near mint condition. The belt buckle has via phosphate treated set of prongs and still retains 100% of it’s original factory paint! A very nice Heer belt buckle that would be hard to upgrade!

Hard to upgrade matching bayonet marked J. Sch. 1939 indicating production by Jetter und Scheerer. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 899 e and has nice clean bakelite grips. The bayonet is in very good, uncleaned, unsharpened and matching (!) condition.

Hard to upgrade matching bayonet marked Jos Corts 1939 indicating production by Josua Corts Sohn, Remscheid. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 3291 and has nice clean bakelite grips. Jos. Corts marked bayonets are one of the rarest K98 bayonets! The bayonet is in very good, uncleaned, unsharpened and matching (!) condition.

A nice original Heer belt buckle made by B. Haarmann, Lüdenscheid in 1941. The buckle still retains up to 90% of its original olive paint and its factory sewn leather tab.

A very nice mid to late war belt buckle in near mint condition. The belt buckle is unmarked and retains up to 99% of it’s original paint. The buckle has the typical bent prongs indicating production by Assmann & Sohne, Lüdenscheid. A very nice Heer belt buckle that would be hard to upgrade!

A very nice chocolate brown pre war holster that was made to fit a range of 7,65mm pistols. Nicely marked DRGM and dated 1939! These holsters where pretty common with NCO’s and officers. The holster is in good supple condition.

Original bakelite Soap container belonging to the Sanitätertasche. The container is marked Seife on top and is made of a very aesthetic and bright brown bakelite.

A very nice and complete Maskenbrille. Complete with the manual and the spare set of straps. These army prescription/issue glasses where to be worn underneath the Gasmask in case of a gas attack. Nice gasmask accessory

Nicely marked DRGM and in very good undamaged condition. The walther PP was one of the most common private purchase and police issue pistols in the time.

A very nice Petrix 679 with original box in very good condition. The Petrix 679 has a blue filter.

A very nice torch that would be very hard to upgrade!

Nice original Waffen-SS poster sized 119.4 x 83.8 cm. This poster is in very good, original condition and would make a great backdrop to any Waffen-SS collection. Drawing of a ferocious-looking Bolshevik trampling over crosses and setting the landscape on fire as several European armies march united towards him. The text urges Dutchmen to defend Europe against bolshevism.

The text on the poster:

EUROPA IS AANGETREDEN !
MET DE ᛋᛋ-STANDAARD WESTLAND IN DEN STRIJD TEGEN HET BOLSJEWISME

This poster is in very good condition with very nice and bright colours. It shows the united European armies marching against Bolsjewism. There is one damage on the upper right corner. The belt buckles positioned on the poster are there only on the picture to keep the edges from rolling up. They are not a part of the deal. One of the rarest Dutch Waffen-SS posters!