A nice late war 3 panel construction “overprint” Zeltbahn. The base cloth of the zeltbahn has been printed in a different print prior to the application of the Splittertarn pattern. This pattern cane seen throughout the Zeltbahn but ont on the edges. This can be repurposed foreign or civilian cloth or a late war carbon overprint variant to camouflage against infra red.  The former soldier Artur Raabe wrote his name on this piece 3 times. The zeltbahn is also marked RBNr. 0/0591/001 and dated 1944.

A very nice zeltbahn for the specialized collector!

Mint condition lightweight Y-straps marked LLK 1943, these are perfect and can not be upgraded!

A really nice tan Presstoff shovel carrier in used condition. The carrier has a hole on the back which imo nicely adds to the character of the piece. The leather straps are all in good supple condition.

A nice rare shovel carrier in good used condition!

A freshly painted Hindsgaul mannequin. A wonderful oldskool characteristic head sculpt. The mannequin is in a realistic laying pose and has a small head for small sized (56cm) helmets and caps.  A waist size of 84cm and a shoulder width of 46 cm. This mannequin sports a nice relaxed pose which would do very good in a diorama. It’s been a while I had such a nice mannequin to offer and mannequins like this are hard to come by.

Pickup only, the mannequin is located in Tilburg, the Netherlands ! 

If you want to buy it simply order it through the webshop and I will contact you. Off course, the mannequin comes without clothing!

A very scarce original second grade sniper or Scharfschütze badge. A second grade type for a minimum of 40 enemy kills, starting from Sept. 1st, 1944. These where handed out in a very small scale late in the war. The badge is in very good condition with the original silver cord intact. It is undamaged but it has a minor stain on the left leave. A very nice embroided badge in very good condition that would be a center piece in any insignia collection! Ships signed for and insured!

A very nice Dot44 or Erbsentarn camouflage HBT combat tunic. This tunic is in combat worn condition and has nice and vivid colours. The sleeve does not show signs of a sleeve eagle being removed, this might be a late war concession. The size is big and good for most mannequins. The tunic is marked 0/0793/0101 indicating production by Textil und Bekleidungswerke GmbH Becker. All the metal tunic tunic buttons are marked A&S. One of the smaller glass tan buttons on the cuff is missing. The collar has wear to it and the tunic seems to be unwashed. Clearly a original combat worn Waffen-SS camouflage tunic!