Rare published Waffen-SS paratrooper smock in Erbsentarn camouflage. Rare late war example in unissued condition. This very example is published in Beaver’s book about Waffen-SS camouflage uniforms on page 239. The garment features all of its factory sewn zippers and most buttons. The garment is in unissued, unworn condition without stains, repairs or holes. Impeccable item which is really one of 8 known in the world!

Textbook Gebirgsjäger equipment bag. These bags were to be stored into the Gebirgsjäger rucksack with its coloured labels indicating the contents. Interestingly this example has been used as Nachlassversand or shipping big the legacy of a passed away soldier to its relatives. The bag has been addressed to Herr (sir) Heinrich Trogbacher in Linz/Donau. The stitched on Nachlassversand label has been signed by the units Oberzahlmeister. Very interesting bag with a real story to it!

Textbook mid to late war Luftwaffe 10-67 oxygen mask marked bwz indicating production by Auer. Rare to find original oxygen mask, unlike most on the market; this is not a pimped up ground dug example.

Extremely rare pair of M33 EM/NCO Reichswehr marching boots or Schnallenstiefel. These where discontinued in 1935 but still in use in the early stages of the war. Many pictures of the invasion in Czech, Poland, the Netherlands and France show these boots in wear. The leather is in good supple condition and the soles are really unworn. The boots are a nice average size that will fit most if not all mannequins. A truly rare pair of boots in good condition, very hard to find!

Rare original 12. SS-Panzerdivision Hitlerjugend cufftitle. These cufftitles were first issued in September 1944 to the veterans of the fierce Normandy battles. One of the men who were issued one of these was Otto Funk, and as mentioned in post war interviews he was also issued a document with his cufftitle. Where this document and his cuff are at this moment, is unknown. However having seen this document with my own eyes I am describing this as it is widely unknown who did, and who didn’t wear these cuff titles. Highly probable is that other members of division were issued these cuff titles after the September 1944, but this is the only story I could actually verify. This is a very, very rare original cufftitle that would be very hard, if not impossible to upgrade in this uniform removed condition.

A textbook M42 canteen which is in almost mint condition and looks unissued. The canteen is nicely marked MN 43 indicating production by Menesa Metallindustrie GmbH. Neunkirchen-Saar. Very nice detail is the cup which is green in the inside as well!