Original MG34 and MG42 ammunition drums in original carrier maker marked WC and ddf. The carrier is in good used condition and show signs of multiple repaints.

Textbook tabbed Luftwaffe belt buckle maker marked and dated F.W. Assmann & Sohne Lüdenscheid, 1941. 

Typical original world war two US Army pocket litter, less common to find. I have 3 examples, the price is naturally per piece.

A rare late war M43 Heer field blouse made out of rough twill wool. The tunic is nicely marked with an RBNr. 0/1297/0002. All the insignia is periodically applied, the Einheitslitzen are factory machine sewn and the breast eagle is factory sewn on the top to the garment, then flipped over and finished with a zig-zag stitch. The tunic has never been shortened or tailored but it has a few small period repairs. The tunic is a nice large size and in good used condition which would most likely fit all mannequins! Hard to find late war combat tunic made out of rough twill wool in great untouched condition which would be hard to upgrade !

A very nice set of three unissued original helmet rivets with original factory paint. The pins are all marked D&C 1942. Enough for one helmet. I have three sets, all are in the same unissued condition.

Stunning and obviously worn set of shoulderstraps for a Waffen-SS Sturmscharführer, the equivalent of a Spiess in the Heer. A very rare set of shoulderstraps that are absolute one-lookers.

Beautiful Heer M42 field blouse with period applied insignia. The garment retains its factory zig zag sewn breast eagle. The Kragenlitzen are period ‘upgraded’ to green backed examples with a pair of textbook M36 shoulderstraps which was commonly done for a smart appearance. The garment is a interesting example with rayon underneath the collar which is a first for me. The garment is a very nice example with moderate wear in great condition that would be hard to upgrade.

Minty late war Waffen-SS Zeltbahn in Eichenlaubmuster or Oak A,B ánd mostly C camouflage. The camouflage on this zeltbahn is said to be Oak C, which is slightly different to B. Oak C is mostly unknown but gets accredited in Waffen-SS Camouflage Uniforms [1]. The Zeltbahn is in very good condition and has most if not all of its originally sewn buttons. The construction of the zeltbahn shows signs of late war simplification such as simplified button holes and less grommets. The camouflage material used is all in very good, bright and vibrant condition. This is one of the rarest Waffen-SS Zeltbahns in  Oak “C” Camouflage!

1. Silvestri, L. (2016) Waffen-SS Camouflage Uniforms Volume 2. Schiffer Publishing

Unissued infantry assault badge or Infanterie Sturmabzeichen marked GWL indicating production by Gebrüder Wegerhoff. 

Nice original wooden Panzeschreck ammunition box in very good condition with still up to 90% of the original tan factory paint and stenciling.