Waffen-SS officer runic collar tab in very good condition. Textbook construction and embroidery that would be very hard to upgrade!

Beautiful Heer waffenrock for a Leutnant der Maschinengewehr Battalion 3 which was part of Kradschützen-Bataillon 165, 16. Infanterie Division and later renamed to Panzer-Aufklärungs-Abteilung 116.

Beautiful, pre war quality officers service dress for a Major der Gebirgsjägertruppen. The garment is constructed out of high quality wool that would be very hard to upgrade.

This is the Wehrpass of Karl Heinz Dörr (feldpostnummer 31465), born in Sachsenhausen (Kassel) on 23 september 1922.

“Angenommen als Freiwilliger für die Waffen-SS am 16.5.1940” (Accepted as a Volunteer for the Waffen-SS on the 16.5.1940) at Wehrbezirkskommando Korbach.

On 6.6.1940 found fit by a docter and assigned to 5./Ers. Btl. SS-Germania where he would be a part of untill 29.8.1940.

On 7 July 1940 “Vereidigt” (sworn in).

On 30.8.1940 assigned to 7./SS. Westland, untill 11.9.1940

On 22.9.1940 untill 11.9.1941 assigned to 15/SS-Westland

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Promotions:

On 24.5.1941 promoted to SS-Stürmmann

On 1.8.1941 promoted to SS-Rottenführer

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Awards:

On 9.7.1941 awarded the Iron Cross Second Class

On 5.9.1941 awarded the Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen (hard to decifer what is written, but i think it is an GAB)

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From 22.6.1941 till 23.9.1941 active during many batlles at the Eastfront. The information from Lexicon der Wehrmacht corresponds nicely to what is written in the Wehrpass:

22.6. bis 28.6.: Bereitsstellung für den Ostfeldzug
29.6 bis 12.7.: Grenzschlachten in Galizien, Vorstoß auf Tarnopol, Durchstoß auf Proskurov und Starakonstantinow
13.7. bis 28.7.: Kämpfe im Raum südostwärts Shitimor (a) Vorstoß über Shitimor auf Bialacerkiew, b) Kämpfe im Raum Taraschtscha-Boguslaw)
28.7. bis 25.8.: Verfolgungskämpfe bis Dnjepropetrowsk
26.8. bis 28.9.: Abwehrkämpfe im Brückenkopf Dnjepropetrowsk

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On 11.9.1941 fell Karl Heinz Dörr during the “Abwehrkämpf im brückenkopf Dnjepropetrovsk” and was then buried in Kamenka near Dnjepropetrovsk.

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Also included in the Wehrpass is a Feldpostletter with envelope adressed to Dörr and three foreign banknotes.

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This is an extremely rare Wehrpass of a very interesting SS Regiment, that was from december 1940 onwards part of SS Divison Wiking!!!! It is in amazingly good condition.

 

Excellent Luftwaffe Fliegerbluse in very good used condition.The breast eagle is a factory applied example with a T-pattern stitch. Beautiful mix of glass and resin buttons can be found on the garment. The Fliegerbluse is a very nice example with a nice light patina that could easily be restored with collar tabs and shoulderstraps at choice!

Excellent Bavarian first world war M1915 EM Pickelhaube with the crest for Bayern. The Pickelhaube is in good, untouched condition and would be very hard to upgrade.

Untouched M40 single decal Luftwaffe helmet marked

A very nice late war multi coloured German helmet net. The net is in mint unissued condition. A very nice attribute to any late war Heer or Luftwaffe helmet!

Textbook untouched warhorse. M40 marked Q64 indicating production by Quist. The helmet retains its untouched uncleaned factory placed liner and chinstrap. A iconic and textbook example of a single decal Heer helmet!

Very nice and minty Heer officers visor with white wool piping. The visor is a nice large size 59/60 and retains its original aluminum insignia. The cap is a high quality example marked Stirndrückfrei by Emil Stammnitz. The cap has two moth holes on the side but is otherwise mint and impossible to upgrade!

Exceptional pre war Austrian stone grey or Steingrautrousers in near mint condition. Typical pre war trousers that where captured, issued and used in the 1940 campaign. Due to large uniform shortages the stores of the Austrian army where massively looted and redistributed by the German army in 1940. These trousers are in near mint condition and are a good medium size fitting for most if not all modern sized mannequin. The wool is in perfect condition without only one or two small moth holes. All buttons are present and originally sewn. The trousers are a perfect example for a textbook 1940 campaign mannequin and would be very hard to upgrade – if you have been looking out for pre war stone grey trousers for a mannequin; this is it!

Beautiful M35 double decal Heer helmet with period field repaint. The helmet is a textbook example of a early field overpaint when the double decals where first being fased out. The helmet was externally fully overpainted except for the decal which masked, not dug out postwar. The helmet is marked NS66 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, Schwerte. The helmet still retains the early green paint visible through the overpaint and inside the skirt. The helmet is a nice and textbook example in very good condion!