Nice first pattern folding E-tool marked A. Doppert Lederfabrik Kitzingen Bay. BAL 1940. The BAL marking indicates it being a Luftwaffe issue piece.

Rare Danish EM M23/38 helmet serialed 83292 indicating it was ordered on January 5 1940. The helmet is a perfect example in full mint condition and complete with the chinstrap and the helmet carrying carabiner. Very hard to upgrade stone mint Danish helmet as used in the 1940 campaign.

Textbook large 1 liter Labeflasche with textbook green bakelite cup. The canteen is in unissued condition with some storage wear to the top of the leather. The leather straps are supple and in good condition. The bakelite is in good condition without damages. The canteen is the typical variant marked G&CL 43 indicating production by Gehardi & Co, Lüdenscheid which is a maker which is often observed having these green cups.

Very nice late war ZF4 scope for use with the G43. The Scope is in very good used condition, optics are clear but could be cleaned. The scope is engraved L indicating Luftwaffe issue. Nice set!

A near mint tan painted 6×30 Dienstglas or army issue binoculars. These where issued to all branches in the Wehrmacht. The binoculars retain their original tan paint up to 95% and can easily be graded near mint. The binoculars are marked DDX indicating production by Voigtlaender u. Sohn AG, Braunschweig. The binoculars are manufactured without Strichplatte which seems to be a common late war feature. The binoculars where made in a transitional period whereas they used black and tan parts. The screws are black anodized pieces and factory applied. It’s common to see DDX marked binoculars with factory tan painted on top of black anodized finished parts. Extremely hard to find a pair with this amount of paint. The leather strap and rubber lens cover are original to the piece and have the textbook tan painted studs. Exceptional set!

A very bayonet marked 43 ffc indicating production by Friedrich Herder Abr.Sohn, Solingen. The frog is in mint condition and nicely marked 0/0560/0156. The bayonet is exactly how it left the factory. The bayonet has not been reblued and has a minty look to it with most of the original grey finish remaining. A very nice late war bayonet with very nice red brown grips and a mint light brown frog!

A very nice original PUMA combat boot knife or Nahkampfmesser or officially; Infanteriemesser 42. The handle is made out of typical red speckled bakelite. The knife is in good sharpened condition and has been used and issued! Perfect combat mannequin accessory!

Superb light brown P08 Luger holster marked Karl Ackva, Bad Kreuznach 1939. A excellent holster in a stunning colour and condition.

Rare original Luftwaffe tropical pith helmet in very good, near mint condition. The helmet is complete with both its originally attached insignia and chinstrap.

Scarce 1936 dated straight E-tool with 1938 dated carrying case. The leather is supple and the E-tool can easily be moved in and out of the piece. Very hard to find a pre war one in good condition!

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 is marked CLG 43 indicating production by Ernst Melzig Lederwaren, Liegnitz. The leather is supple and in perfect condition. If you are looking for a MINT mp40 pouch, this is it!

Rare Heer/Waffen-SS pullover shirt. Typical type pullover shirt or Diensthemd. The shirt is made from a grey grey coloured cotton with paper buttons. One button on the cuff is missing. The shirt has buttons and buttonholes for shoulderboards. Ink stamped in the collar area 0/0917/0030 and in a nice medium size. Rare and textbook Heer/Waffen-SS shirt in mint condition!

Textbook and rare US paratrooper gloves in unissued condition. The gloves are in size 10 and would be impossible to upgrade. The gloves are still sewn together, never been issued!

Textbook US M1 front seam fixed bale helmet shell with Westinghouse liner. Typical wartime example as worn by most if not all GI’s serving in the ETO. The helmet retains multiple laundry numbers inside and has the typical early brass chinstrap hardware. The liner is marked W for Westinghouse. Externally it still retains up to 80% of its factory finish.

A nice untouched EM/NCO M42 field cap. The cap retains its wartime hand applied trapezoid. The cap is in good worn condition and a beautiful patina all through. The nap of the wool still remains at most places. The shadowing of the unused parts of wool is obvious and natural. The size of the cap is a 57. A beautiful untouched cap, really!