A one looker original three-tone geometrical camouflage helmet in very good, used condition. The helmet retains up to 90% of its original camouflage paint. The helmet retains its original liner in size 57. The helmet was originally found in a private household in the neighborhood of Arnhem, The Netherlands. The helmet is a nice example of a geometrical camouflage helmet with good strong colours.

Textbook US M1942 paratrooper jacket in unissued condition. The jacket has 3 working zippers and all press studs in good working condition. Rare to find in size 40R, which is a very good large mannequin size.

Stunning example of M35 Q66 marked Heer/Waffen-SS camouflage helmet indicating production by Quist. The helmet is externally completely covered in thick concrete paint. The named leather liner and chinstrap are original to the helmet. The helmet is a killer example of a wartime camouflage helmet with thick concrete paint completely embedding the liner pins. The decals are both overpainted but visible through cracks in the paint. The helmet is named to Stabsarzt Schneider – one of the highest ranks in the medical department of the Wehrmacht. This would be a impeccable helmet for any helmet collector, impossible to upgrade and textbook Rautarn camouflage helmet!

Nice original first pattern Luftwaffe Felddivision smock in Splittertarn B camouflage. The smock is a nice first pattern with press studs on the sleeves and the Splittertarn B printed on Grünmeliert fabric. The smock is a obviously combat worn example in very nice condition. The garment is a nice large mannequin size and would be a nice base for a combat mannequin!

Excellent original EF64 M40 Heer helmet in three-tone ‘Normandy’ Camouflage. The helmet is marked EF64 indicating production by Emaillierwerke Fulda. The helmet retains its factory fitted liner and period affixed chinstrap. The helmet retains up to 80% of its original and vibrant three-tone camouflage paint. The helmet is nicely named in the skirt to Gefreiter Weinhold. Excellent original three-tone camouflage helmet!

Excellent cased tan MGZ40 with original tan case. The case and scope itself are both marked dpw. The can is in very good condition with up to 90% of its factory paint, spring closure, pull tab and backstraps fully intact.  The scope is in good fully adjustable condition with both levels intact. The rubber eyecup is original to the piece. Very hard to find a nice and cased set!

Textbook Imperial M16 helmet with factory installed liner and chinstrap in very good condition. The helmet retains its original wartime applied Mimikri camouflage up to 90%. This is a unique camouflage helmet with splotches added to the Mimikri camouflage. A top shelf camouflage helmet that would be very hard to upgrade!

Superb battle damaged M35 Heer helmet in three-tone brush applied Normandy camouflage over a rough reissue paint. Nicely marked Q64 indicating production by Quist. Still retaining up to 95% of its original bright camouflage finish. Looking at the paint one can clearly see a Heer decal peak through the paint. This is a spectacular example of a battle damaged three-tone camouflage helmet named to Unteroffizier Kluckow. The helmet retains its original liner and chinstrap that are original to the helmet. The helmet would be a great addition to any helmet collection!

Rare original tropical Heer EM field cap for wear in the Afrika Korps. The example is a rare wartime converted example for officer use. The cap is a textbook EM example with a BeVo eagle which has been period upgraded for officer use by adding a silver cord around the crown and a leather sweatband inside. The cap shows moderate wear with the same patina overall. The cap shows signs of having the full bevo insignia, prior to having the national cockade to be replaced by a bullion example. The cap is a medium size around 56/57. Officer caps for use with the Afrikakorps are very rare, and this is a unique example that would be a great addition to any headgear collection!

Truly stunning ET64 M35 three-tone on top of a winter white wash camouflage helmet. The helmet is nicely marked ET64 indicating production by Eissenhuttewerke Thale. The helmet is complete with its original liner and chinstrap that are original to the helmet. The helmet retains up to 85% of its original camouflage paint. Looking at the helmet it is obvious the helmets finish consists of several layers of camouflage paint. The base of the helmet is a double decal Luftwaffe M35 helmet with a reinforced aluminum liner and EA 41 marked chinstrap. On top of that externally a winter white wash camouflage. This is covered up with a dark blue Luftwaffe Reissue paint which also sits on the aluminum liner band. This is finished with a three-tone spray paint camouflage paint that is normally referred to as Normandy camouflage. Another feature in these thick layers of paint is that one can see the imprint of a wire or string that once adorned the top of the shell. The helmet was recently found in Norway. The helmet bears a pencil marking on the left side that resembles the Norwegian royal symbol indicating possible resistance use. The helmet is a great example of usage throughout the war, featuring multiple wartime repaints and finally finished in brightly colored and contrastful three-tone camouflage. Finding a better one that “has it all” would be hard!

A very nice Dot44 or Erbsentarn camouflage HBT combat tunic. This tunic is in very good condition and has nice colours. Inside and on one sleeve a few dark green stains can be seen. The tunic has a few machine sewn repairs (see pictures). The sleeve does not show signs of a sleeve eagle being removed. The size is big and good for most mannequins. The tunic is marked 0/0793/0101 indicating production by Textil und Bekleidungswerke GmbH Becker. Clearly a original Waffen-SS camouflage tunic in lightly worn condition.

Stunning original M35 single decal wire band camouflage helmet. Nicely marked EF62 indicating production by Emaillierwerke Fulda with its original size 55 liner. The helmet retains its original liner and chinstrap, original to the helmet. The helmet was addorned with a spring wire band around the shell mounted inside the vent holes. The wire shows lots of interaction between the shell and the wire and is original to the helmet since the war. The helmet still retains up to 90% of its original paint and Huber- Jordan & Körner Heer (army) decal. The helmet is a very nice uncleaned and untouched original wire camouflage helmet that would be very hard to upgrade.

Stunning world war one Pickelhaube for officers in Feldartillerie Regiment 25 or 64. The helmet has a ventilated removable spike. The helmet is a textbook and complete with all components as they should be. A beautiful Pickelhaube that would be very hard to upgrade!

Extremely scarce Dutch collaboration visor for the Landstorm. The cap is a nice lightly worn example with period sewn insignia. The cap is a typical Dutch construction with coarse wool and typical Dutch coarse made embroided insignia. The cap is a typical EM/NCO example modeled after the Waffen-SS model with a black band in the centre with black backed insignia and a leather visor strap. The flaming bomb insignia is typical for the Landstorm. The buttons on the side are typical Dutch examples with embossed lions. It’s also possible this cap was worn by someone in SS-Wachbataillon Nordwest. The visor is a extremely scarce piece that would perfectly fit in any Dutch collaboration collection!