Exceptional M36 EM field blouse with full originally sewn insignia for a Obergefreiter in Gebirgsjägerregiment 100. The blouse is in full mint condition without any damages or alterations. The blouse is a very nice large size fitting most if not all mannequins. The blouse comes with a rare and wonderful set of cyphered pre war shoulderstraps for Gebirgsjägerregiment 100. The garment retains all of its period sewn insignia; a set of pre war generic Kragenlitzen, a Obergrefreiter chevron and Gebirgsjäger Edelweiss. This is really a stunning textbook EM M36 tunic in mint condition, surely the best one I’ve ever had to offer!

Rare and probably unique Waffen-SS M45 field blouse marked SS-BW. Typical late war garment in very good condition. The jacket is made out of the typical late war recycled wool partially lined with blue grey hbt rayon. The garment was at some point ‘restored’ with collar tabs which were glued to the collar. This would easily be camouflaged with a set of collar tabs. The sleeve shows a typical late war Waffen-SS sleeve eagle. The garment is the last evolution of the field blouse, ommitting a further 3 metal and 8 paper buttons from the already simplified M44 field blouse. The buttons show different markings and dates, as far as I can see they have always been with the garment. The jacket is probably the rarest Waffen-SS wool garment that I have had the chance to offer.

Excellent M42 combat helmet marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet externally is overpainted in a rough overpaint which is covered in a typical three-tone ‘Normandy‘ camouflage pattern. The helmet retains up to 90% of its original three-tone Normandy camouflage paint. The colours are nice, strong and vibrant. The helmet retains its factory fitted liner and chinstrap and is in untouched condition. The helmet is a stunning and textbook example of a three-tone Normandy camouflage helmet in great condition!

Stunning original Waffen-SS M43 Officers field blouse converted from a Enlisted mens tunic. The base tunic is a great unissued garment which was tailor modified with a bottle green collar with typical pointy ‘dragon tooth’ shape. The garment is executed in grey German wool and lined in grey rayon hbt. The blouse is in mint condition without repairs. Nicely Waffen-SS marked 2072. There are a lot of field blouses on the market with restored insignia, of plain naked officers tailor made tunics – but finding a Waffen-SS officers field tunic is very rare! This tunic would be perfect in a display under a smock or a centerpiece restored with high end SS insignia!

A nice original combat worn and textbook Splittertarn cover in strong used condition. The cover is photographed on a size 64 helmet shell. These helmet covers where issued to a lot of different units later in the war but one of the most prominent early adaptors was the Grossdeutschland division. Scarce to find helmet cover that retains loads of character and is in great condition!

Rare Luftwaffe Felddivision smock in good worn condition. Textbook example printed on smooth material with press studs at the cuffs. The smock retains a set of Hauptmann der Flak shoulderboards which seem to be original to the garment. The breast eagle was removed at some point, void of a imprint. The garment is in a good large size fitting most if not all mannequins. Rare Sumpftarn smock in combat-worn condition!

Stunning photo album made by a unknown Kriegsberichter with 55 17,6 x 11,6cm large photographs depicting the Battle of Britain and the summer of 1940 in France. A number of photographs where shot around the German airbase in D’Audembert, south of Calais which was famous for housing Werner Molders and Adolf Galland. The album shows a number of Kriegsberichter and a grave of Kriegsberichter Man, KIA at Calais 2.9.1940. The album contains 55 original large format photographs. Some are known, but most are unpublished. Judging by the quality and size I believe these shots where all made by a professional Kriegsberichter and that this album was his personal example. The album is a stunning example with a lot of highly decorated Fighter Luftwaffe Aces such as Werner Molders and Adolf Galland. Personalities as Adolf Hitler, photos of aircraft, airbases, burning and crashing aircraft, the white cliffs of dover and many other interesting photos. This is for súre the best album I’ve ever had the chance to offer.

Unique, untouched netted M35 or M40 helmet with wartime applied camouflage paint. The helmet is complete with a wartime photograph showing this very helmet and the net, unmistakingly identifying it. The helmet is marked ET66 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale with lot number 425. The helmet is a killer example of a wartime camouflage helmet with thick concrete paint completely embedding the liner pins and airvents. This would be a impeccable helmet for any helmet collector, impossible to upgrade and textbook Rautarn and Tarnnetz camouflage helmet complete with a wartime photograph of the wearer AND the helmet itself.

Classic original M35 Luftwaffe double decal three-tone ‘normandy’ camouflage helmet. The helmet is maker marked Q64 indicating production by Quist in the Shellsize 64. The helmet is a nice pre war double decal M35 Luftwaffe helmet with both decals intact under the paint and peaking through. The helmet is topped off with a classic three-tone camouflage scheme with nice vibrant colours. The helmet was originally found in the woodwork in Amsterdam, the Netherlands about 10 years ago. The helmet retains its factory installed liner and textbook chocolate brown chinstrap dated 1938. The helmet is a beautiful and textbook Luftwaffe three-tone helmet in great condition that would be very hard to upgrade!

Spectacular original mouse grey helmet cover in near mint condition. Made up of screen printed material leaving the inside off-white which is typical for the early reversible winter parkas. The cover is constructed out of 5 panels with 7 foliage loops. The cover is made with double and single needle sewing machines. Inside the cover is maker marked RBNr. 0/0477/1***. The cover is photographed on a size 68 M35 helmet but would also fit a M42 helmet. The cover retains its original drawstring. There are 2 or 3 of these original covers known in collections with the exact twin brother discussed here; http://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/showthread.php?t=107523

Really a spectacular helmet cover that will be impossible to upgrade!

Stunning ex-chickenwire Luftwaffe M35 helmet with multiple camouflage repaints. This helmet is nicely marked Q66 indicating production by Quist. The helmet is a killer example of a tropical overpaint which shows the obvious chickenwire ghost. The helmet retains its original liner that’s original to the helmet. The helmet has a typical Luftwaffe reissue paint that also covers the inner skirt and the liner band which is named to H Neuls. The helmet has a very nice and bright tan camouflage overpaint. Both of the Luftwaffe decals are peaking through the camouflage paint and show the typical cracking. The helmet is a stunning example of a Luftwaffe camouflage helmet and would be very hard to upgrade!

OStone mint original ‘hard edged’ ’43 Sumpftarn sniper smock. Mid war smock designed for wear and use by Scharfschützen in all branches of the Wehrmacht. The smock is in mint condition and retains its original rayon face veil and factory tag. The smock is a nice large size fitting most if not all mannequins. The smock is complete with both of its drawstrings. A very nice surely mint smock with strong and vibrant colours which would be very hard to upgrade for a combat mannequin!

A textbook untouched early EM tunic for a member of the Afrikakorps. The tunic is a first pattern example with all wartime factory sewn insignia in lightly worn condition. The breast eagle is straight machine stitched, flipped and finished by hand. The Litzen are straight machine sewn with handsewn ends. The garment is a nice medium size fitting mist modern mannequins. The tunic comes with a nice set of two tropical painted belt hooks. The garment is a textbook early example that would be very hard to upgrade!

Textbook German cross in gold or Deutsches Kreuz in Gold. The cross is very good, lightly worn condition. The cross is marked 20 indicating production by C.F. Zimmermann, Pforzheim. The cross is the lightweight version with it’s black enamel, all four rivets, pin and hook intact. A very nice original German cross in gold in very good condition!

Superb large sized single decal Heer m42 helmet marked CKL66 indicating production by Eisen- u. Huettenwerke, Thale, Harz. The helmet was originally sourced from a non-collector in the Netherlands and has only been in one collection since. The helmet is a very nice one looker example of a Heer camouflage helmet. The decal was carefully painted around and it hasn’t been cleaned. The camouflage pattern indicates it once had a leather or rubber band around the helmet prior to camouflaging. The helmet is named to Gerschk and numbered 19233 indicating further research could be possible! The helmet retains its original liner and chinstrap. The chinstrap shows a unique attribute having the buckle painted in tan camouflage paint! The liner and split pins on the helmet are original to the helmet and have never been removed. A fantastic example of a original camouflage helmet with loads of patina and character.