A very nice original three tone Normandy camouflage gasmask canister. The canister still retains its bright camouflage colours and a Feldpostnumber inside the lid L54289 referring to the following units:
(1.5.1942-19.10.1942) 4. Kompanie Flieger-Regiment 53,
(8.9.1943-22.4.1944) 10.2.1944 Flugplatz-Kommando A 92/XI,
(23.4.1944-24.11.1944) 1.6.1944 Fliegerhorst-Kommandantur E 210/XI 
Platzkommando Deurne-Antwerpen,
(23.4.1944-24.11.1944) 14.9.1944 Fliegerhorst-Kommandantur E 
232/XI.

The canister is named to Kulzner. A nice original camouflage canister!

A very nice original Luftwaffe two-tone camouflage M40 helmet. The helmet retains most of its original paint and is in good used condition. Underneath the two tone camouflage paint it shows a other tropical colour indicating use in the Mediterranean front. The helmet retains its original early liner and chinstrap which original to the helmet.

A great original Luftwaffe camouflage helmet!

A nice Pelzjacke, as used by many members of the Heer and Waffen-SS in the eastern front. Missing one button,  but otherwise in very good condition, great for a mannequin!

A very rare “Carbon Overprint” zeltbahn in very good condition. The zeltbahn still retains its bright and vibrant colours. It is nicely marked 0-0150-0058 which refers to a certain producer in Cottbus, Brandenburg. It is dated 1945. It has two small repairs an is missing one grommet. It’s complete with most if not all the originally sewn buttons. After the capitulation of the Italian army in 1943 their camouflage printing rollers and uniform/equipment stocks where captured and brought back to Germany. It was then that the first Zeltbahnen of captured Italian camouflage material (Telo Mimetico) where produced. Also some experiments where done combining Telo Mimetico with Splittertarnmuster. This is known to collectors as carbon overprint and consists of a base of the brown base colour Telo Mimetico printed in carbon ink overprinted with Splittertarnmuster. This is a extremely rare variation intended to camouflage against infrared light.

A nice original holster in supple chocolate brown leather for the P35(b). FN High-Power pistol. Nicely marked clg 4 indicating production by Ernst Melzig, Lederwaren, Liegnitz. Somebody stamped a Luftwaffe eagle inside the holster, this was in my opinion done postwar. A nice original holster for the P35(b). FN High-Power pistol!

A stunning canteen marked ESB indicating production by Eduard Sommerfeld, Berlin. This canteen is probably made very early in 1944 with a cup produced in 1943, hence the “mix”. Very hard to upgrade!

A truly stunning Kriegsmarine camouflage wire helmet. This helmet is marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhüttenwerke, Thale. This helmet is outfitted with a Kriegsmarine decal and most of its wartime camouflage and wire. A Kriegsmarine wire configuration helmet is very rare and only scarcely encountered. The wire on the helmet shows lots of interaction with the helmet and has never been separated from the helmet. The brush applied camouflage colours consist of two tones of green and one brown. The helmet comes with its original liner and chinstrap and is named in the rim. A top shelf helmet!

A truly stunning camouflage helmet that would be VERY hard to upgrade!

A very nice so called Crank Catch Heer belt buckle by Hermann Aurich. The buckle still retains up to 95% of its original late war bleu or Graublau paint. One of the rarest buckles to find!

A very nice DAK grouping to Josef Kuwan, a Gefreiter in the 21. Panzer division captured in Tunis. This grouping consists of his mapcase with bullet/shrapnel holes, his Soldbuch with many entries, his wristwatch, his wallet, his drivers licenses and many POW documents.

A very nice soft-shell P38 holster in mint condition. Marked CXB 4 indicating production by Moll, Lederwarenfabrik, Goch, Rheinland. This soft-shell holster would be very hard to upgrade and is in perfect condition!

A nice L&SL 44 marked M31 messkit with most of its original factory paint.

A nice original brush painted gasmask canister with a name and unit stamp inside the lens compartment. The named unit is that of Grenadier-Ersatz- und Ausbildungs-Bataillon 6 which was hastily moved to the Arnhem area under operation “Alarm Küste”. More information about this unit can be read here. The canister is nicely brush painted with medium and dark green camouflage paint and still retains most of this characteristic paint. A nice set complete with straps and mask, ID’ed to a interesting unit that saw action in Arnhem!

A nice prewar RZM marked tornister executed in field gray canvas. The Tornister is nicely named to Arpad Molnar. These Tornisters where used by all sorts of political organizations but also by the SS-VT in 1940.

A salty but real geometrical camouflage helmet with whitewash remains. The helmet has a factory green paint job topped off with a geometrical camouflage pattern of green and brown. On top of this there is a large area still covered with original whitewash. The helmet was found in Norway last year. The helmet is marked NS64 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, Schwerte. The helmet is in salty condition but a rare original whitewash and geometrical camouflage!

A very nice mint condition MP40 pouch. This is truly one of the nicest CLG pouches I have ever encountered and would make a nice addition to the collector of equipment. The pouch features some interesting details as described in the full description.

A very nice tropical belt buckle marked H.A. 41 indicating production by Hermann Aurich in 1941. The buckle retains up to 90% of its original wartime applied paint and still retains the originally sewn canvas tab on the back. A very nice tropical buckle in very good condition which is very hard to find nowadays!

A very nice and attractive grouping to a Leutnant in a Infanterie unit. The grouping consists of a private purchase Schiffchen or sidecap with shoulder boards, collar tabs and a few period photographs. The Schiffchen is in good used condition with original applied insignia. The collar tabs and shoulder boards are in tunic removed but good condition. The pictures show a Leutnant of a Infanterie unit with a dueling scar or Schmiss on his cheek. A great grouping that would look a great in a display case!