Rare, early (pre 1942) manufactured and matching MP38 u. MP40 magazine pouches which is easily recognizable by the D-ring which is sewn in to the upper left corner. The magazine pouch is in excellent, light worn condition. The manufacturer of these pouches is still unidentified. Nice early examples in very good condition.

Rare original Jeugdstorm Zakboek in excellent condition. Looks to be complete with all pages and a excellent undamaged cover. Very hard to find a late war example!

Beautiful and rare tan coloured 10×50 Panzer Dienstglas in good used and working condition. The binoculars are nicely marked bmj which indicates production by Hensoldt u. Soehne, Mechanisch-Optische Werke AG, Wetzlar. Beautiful tan coloured 10×50 Panzer Dienstglas. Not to be confused with the early postwar produced examples which lack serial numbers and are marked DF.

Beautiful and rare tan coloured 10×50 Panzer Dienstglas in good used and working condition. The binoculars are nicely marked bmj which indicates production by Hensoldt u. Soehne, Mechanisch-Optische Werke AG, Wetzlar. Beautiful tan coloured 10×50 Panzer Dienstglas with accessories which are mostly missing.

Rare Kriegsmarine issue 7×50 armoured binoculars or Dienstglas in overall good condition. The binoculars are nicely marked blc which indicates production by Carl Zeiss, Jena. The binoculars retains all of its rubber (armoured) parts. A lot of the thick rubber parts show repairs where the rubber cracked because of the drought of the material, sadly it is unclear how and when these repairs happened.  The binoculars are finished in the typical yellow/green Kriegsmarine paint and this remains for up to 90%. The sight is still very good and the lenses are clean and clear without any damages. Nice and rare to find binoculars which were also used in the U-boot!

Excellent Luftwaffe issued equipment belt complete with its tabbed aluminium belt buckle. The belt is nicely marked LBA.(s) which indicates the belt was accepted by the Luftwaffe. The belt and buckle are both Luftwaffe issue and this is IMO an untouched original set. The belt buckle itself is a tabbed aluminium example manufactured by Friedrich Turck, Lüdenscheid in 1938, this is one of the rarest manufacturers I have ever encountered! This is a very nice untouched set in overall good condition with a rare belt buckle which would be hard to upgrade!

Textbook Panzer assault badge or Panzerkampfabzeichen marked ÜÜ indicating production by Wiedmann. Typical pin, hinge and catch setup without alterations. The badge is in excellent minty condition which would be very hard to upgrade. For sure one of the best PAB’s I’ve had to offer!

EF64 beaded M35 Luftschutz helmet in excellent condition. The helmet retains its factory installed liner and finish up to 90%. Hard to upgrade piece.

Spectacular Heer M35 helmet marked SE66 indicating production by Sachsichse Emaillierwerke Fulda. The helmet started its life as a double decal Heer helmet which was later camouflaged in two stages. The helmet retains its spectacular wartime brush applied camouflage pattern up to 90%. It seems the camouflage was carefully painted around the decal which is always a nice feature. The helmet has a very good patina all over. The helmet retains its factory installed liner and chinstrap. The liner looks blood stained which identifies this as a KIA helmet. The helmet is a great example of a much sought after camouflage pattern in a good large size. Choice piece!