A very nice late war pattern RG34 marked 64 indicating production by Gustav Appel, Maschinenfabrik. The RG34 is complete with everything this kit should have. Nice matching kit in very good condition!

Rare original MP44 magazine pouch made by ROS around 1944. The pouch is in salty combat used condition. One of the back loops has been repaired during the war. These pouch still retains its original 3 closing straps on the front and their retaining loops with lux points. The pouch has a few repairs as you can see on the pictures. Needless to say that this very rare pouch is a fantastic been there piece!

A rare original German field hospital flag. These flags where used to mark field hospitals but where also used on vehicles and positions.

A very nice original three-tone or Normandy camouflage gasmask canister. The canister is nicely named to Obergefreiter Villwock. The canister retains its original camouflage paint up to 75% and is in very nice vibrant condition. The canister still retains the original strap, spare lenses, spring but no mask. It was found this way in Rijen, the Netherlands. Hard to upgrade!

In good used condition M31 zeltbahn with a interesting misprint in the fabric. The white lines are where the fabric was folded during printing. First time I see this for me! Most of the buttons are still attached to the zeltbahn which is in good condition.

A very nice 822/37 Waffen-SS belt buckle in Aluminum. The buckle is nicely maker marked and is in very good condition. The silver wash still retains fully to the front of the buckle which is only scarcely seen. A very hard to upgrade buckle in very good, near unissued condition!

A full set of original buttons, thread and litzen to complete a tunic. If one is after to complete a tunic this is the set you need. The buttons are late war matching dark blue buttons as seen a lot on M43 tunics. A scarce complete set!

A very nice hooded Heer M43 Wachmantel marked 0/0850/0147. The Wachmantel is a nice large size and is in good used condition. Many of these overcoats where issued and used during the Ardennes offensive. The overcoat has a few moth holes here and there and shows use. But it is in used and strong condition!

A huge flag measuring 2,8 x 1,2 meters in size. The flag was most probably brought back by a American soldier. These flags where one of the most popular bring backs in the time! The flag is in used condition with some small holes. The flag has a swastika sewn to both sides. The biggest flag I’ve ever seen!

A unique set that surfaced 43 years ago in the Netherlands. These pouches are field made or modified pouches with Kriegsmarine buttons on the front. These pouches where most certainly used by a member of a Küstenartillerie unit. These pouches are certainly not textbook, but unusual, rare and 100% original. Most probably these pouches are locally made where the soldier was stationed. If you collect Küstenartillerie this is the pair for you. I have never seen another pair of these and I doubt I will. A unique set of MP38 u. 40 pouches in very good, used condition.

A stunning Afrika Korps bayonet with frog, brought back by a US soldier from North Africa. The bayonet is matching, unsharpened and original to the frog. The bayonet is nicely marked Mundlos, dated 1938 and still retains most of its original blueing. The bayonet was hit directly by a bullet or a shell fragment, distressing the frog, the scabbard and the blade itself. The last picture shows the trajectory the bullet or shrapnel made, most probably wounding or killing the original wearer.

A stunning original piece!

A last ditch model K98 bayonet frog in good unissued condition. Very hard to find!

A very nice original Luftwaffe Viertaschenrock once belonging to a Leutnant. Together with the Breeches it was found with. The uniform has many original award loops on both the left and the right pocket indicating a loop for the Spanish cross or German cross in gold. The set is in nice worn condition and comes with the period braces it was found with. A very nice uniform that would be great base to display medals and awards!

A textbook pre war P08 Luger holster in very good unissued condition. This is the nicest Luger holster I’ve seen so far. Nicely marked R. EHRHARDT, POESSNECK 1939.  The holster is complete with all loops, straps and buckle. The leather is supple and not dry. Hard to upgrade this pre-war piece!

A very nice cap in near mint condition. The cap is nicely marked inside and with its originally sewn RZM label and HJ insignia. The  cap has a early plastic button on the front, which is textbook for this cap, and a few other Luftwaffe type caps. A very nice original cap in near mint condition.

A nice and near mint lightweight Y-strap as issued to Luftwaffe and Kriegsmarine personnel. Nicely marked Otto Gehrckens Pinneberg 1942.

A very nice original Sanitäter pouch marked Karl Barth Waldbröl 1939. The pouch is in very good, unissued condition with the original label in the lid. Very hard to upgrade!

Rare blue RG34 marked G. Appel from 1940. This set was made between the dated G. Appel marked kits and te 64 markings. This model was only made for a short period!

A very nice original Laufschützer 43, a barrel carrier designed to carry both the MG34 and MG42 barrels. The barrel carrier comes with its originally attached sling in full length. The paint still retains up to 80% on this piece and it would be very hard to upgrade this piece. Most barrel carriers on the market have replaced slings, been repainted or even stripped and blued postwar. This one is a fully untouched late war example in very good original condition!

A nice untouched helmet, dusty, as found. The helmet retains its original liner and chinstrap. The helmet was repainted multiple times during the war and heavily used. Without a doubt this helmet has seen a lot of action during the war. The helmet retains multiple wartime rough overpaints. The chinstrap is nicely dated 1940. Imo, this is a truly stunning untouched helmet. The helmet surfaced in the dutch village of Huissen, a small village below Arnhem. Simple yet a classic example!