Very nice early US paratrooper wrist compass by Taylor.
These compasses where also known to been worn over the sleeve, the shoulder loops, webbing, or at the ankle over the jump boots.
Wrist compasses were used both by officers and enlisted men. A very nice example that would be hard to upgrade.

Stunning Luftwaffe tropical camouflage gasmask. Nice and typical Luftwaffe camouflage canister with one blue grey overpaint and one in light tropical tan paint. The canister still retains up to 75% of its original wartime camouflage paint and comes complete with its original straps, mask and filter. A great piece for a southern front or Afrika display!

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!

Rare German made holster for the P.37(u) Femaru. The holster is constructed from a mix of webbing and leather. These holsters are sometimes referred to as being tropical issue as these first came at the same time with the webbing equipment. The holster is in very good condition and nicely marked cdc 41 indicating production by Kern, Klager u. Co., Lederwaren, Berlin. The holster was also used and worn with the P.27(t).

A textbook pre war P08 Luger holster in very good condition. Nicely marked Gebrüder Klinge Dresden 1938.  The holster is complete with all loops, straps and buckle. The leather is supple and not dry. Hard to upgrade pre-war piece!

A nice matching pair of MP38 u. MP40 magazine pouches marked Otto Koberstein Landsberg 1942 indicating production by Lederwerk Sedina Joachim Schell, Sportartikelfabrik, Finkewalde Bez. Stettin. The pouches are in good used condition as pictured! The leather on the pouches is supple and the canvas is strong. One of the pouches was most probably on top hence the slight difference in aging. A great set for a combat mannequin!

Scarce original US M1 helmet by McCord with Firestone liner. The outer shell is nicely wartime personalized with subdued black Sergeants insignia on the front of the helmet. The shell and strap is marked with the laundry number Z-4794. The back of the shell has numerous stress cracks. The Sergeants helmet insignia is very scarce to find on a helmet!

Stunning Q68 Luftwaffe double decal M35 helmet. The helmet retains up to 95% of its factory paint and decals, with its originally mounted size 60 liner and chocolate brown strap. The helmet is in very good untouched condition and has several white dust specks which could easily be cleaned with a damp cloth without harming the helmet if desired. I however quite like the finish and would advise against it. The helmet is a great example of a exceptionally large sized Luftwaffe double decal helmet in very good untouched and as found condition!

Reissued M16 double decal Heer helmet in very good, lightly used condition. The helmet retains both of its originally applied decals, liner and chinstrap. The helmet is a nice example in a deep apple green colour with 95% of its original finish remaining. The helmet is a desirable size 66 shell with a size 57 liner. The crown of the helmet has a black ink stamp 57. The helmet is a stunning example of a reissued Austrian helmet!

Stunning untouched Heer M43 combat tunic. One of the most common tunics issued and worn by members of the Heer during the Normand and later campaigns but exceptionally hard to find in this unwashed, untouched condition. The garment retains the period factory sewn Einheitslitzen. The breast eagle is period factory sewn through the liner with a T-stitch(!). The garment retains weapon oil, mud and sweat stains. The garment has a lot of wear but minor moth damage. If you are looking for a real untouched combat tunic; this is it.

Hard to upgrade matching bayonet marked 43 asw indicating production by E. & F. Horster & Co. Solingen. The bayonet is matching to its scabbard with the serial 5387 and has nice clean wooden grips and its original leather frog. The bayonet is in very good and matching (!) condition.

Really clean example of a M35 helmet made to M40 specifications with a single Kriegsmarine decal.

The helmet still retains 99% of its factory paint and 99% of the golden Kriegsmarine decal. The helmet is marked SE64 indicating production by Sächsische Emaillier und Stanzwerke A.G. The helmet still retains its original chinstrap which is nicely maker marked and dated. In the liner of the helmet the name Obergefreiter Nussbaum  and the Ostseenummer O 8314/40ES. Factory single decal M35 helmets are rare to find, specially Kriegsmarine and especially in such a nice and imo mint condition!

Tank destruction badge in silver or Sonderabzeichen für das Niederkämpfen von Panzerkampfwagen durch Einzelkämpfer. Nice original example made by Moriz Hausch A.-G. Pforzheim. A nice badge with character and in obvious uniform removed condition. A nice badge with lots of character in original ‘as found’ condition!

Nice M40 breadbag in good used condition. This model was only produced for a short period between the grey pre war model and the model without the belt loop reinforcements. Nice example!

Nice original ET62 single decal M42 Heer helmet in very good condition. The helmet is a great and typical example of a single decal Heer M42 helmet marked ET62 indicating production by by Eisenhüttenwerke, Thale and has a size 55 liner. The helmet is in complete and untouched condition and would be very hard to upgrade.

Late war Heer M44 field blouse for a Panzergrenadier. The tunic is in good unissued condition with minimal storage wear. The garment retains most of the nap in the wool. All the insignia are factory sewn without alterations. The garment retains all of its originally sewn buttons. The shoulders are adorned with a set of late war EM M43 pattern Panzergrenadier shoulderstraps. The garment is a medium size good for most modern or vintage mannequins. The garment has some storage wear and a few repair but is otherwise a stellar unissued example. Hard to upgrade!