Rare first pattern(!) Dutch M1917 Stormdolk in very good condition. The dagger comes with its very rare first model scabbard that was made without the leather securing strap around the handle. This strap was intended to keep the dagger from slipping out of the scabbard when not in use. This strap was later added to most if not all of the first pattern scabbards but this one seems to have missed that mandatory modification. The Scabbard is in very good condition without any modifications or repairs and is nicely marked CW indicating production by the Centrale Werkplaats. The dagger itself is in very good condition with most of its original blueing remaining to the blade. The handle is nicely marked and retains a nice patina. The dagger is numbered 1901 B and is original to the scabbard – looking at early M17 daggers it seems that the scabbards where not numbered. The dagger was recently found in the vicinity of Tilburg, the Netherlands. A very nice first pattern M1917 Stormdolk in very good condition that would be very hard to upgrade – for sure the best one I’ve had the pleasure to offer!

A very nice LP34 in working condition. The LP34 still has the full anodization finish and never has been repainted. The finish still remains for 99% and this is one of the nicest LP34 flare guns I’ve ever owned.  The LP34 is marked DUV 41 which indicates production by Berlin Luebecker. The gun has very nice bakelite grips. All in all a very nice aesthetic piece with a superb finish!

The flare pistol is in good working condition and free to own anyone older then 18 in the Netherlands. I will not and can not export this piece outside of the Netherlands.

First pattern Heer tropical pith helmet by Clemens Wagner. The Pith is in good, lightly used condition and comes in the size 57 1/2.

Nice original Feldgendarmerie cufftitle in unused condition.

Rare brown leather P38 hardshell holster in good used condition. One of the few P38 holsters manufactured in brown leather. But even more interesting is that the leather is blackened as normal holsters but made inside out. Rare example in good used condition!

Textbook folding E-tool with cover marked and dated cqh 1943 with Luftwaffe BAL acceptance marking inside. The E-tool is in very good condition with full original finish and nicely marked B&Co Solingen. 

A stunning and rare Telo Mimetico camouflage M31 Zeltbahn as issued to Heer and Waffen-SS units. The Zeltbahn is in near mint condition and retains most if not all of its originally sewn buttons. A very rare Zeltbahn!

A great US M1 fixed bale with period applied helmet het in very good, lightly used condition. The McCord helmet shell retains most if not all of its factory textured paint and the period applied helmet net. The helmet comes with its original Westinghouse liner in very good condition named AB Vann on the exterior. The helmet is overall in great, lightly worn condition and the name would be a nice base for further research. Very hard to find a US m1 helmet with a period applied helmet net!

A nice Patronenkasten 34 in original three tone camouflage. Nice example in near mint condition. Nicely maker marked BSW and dated 1938. Impossible to upgrade!

Scarce unissued Wehrmacht issue antenna for the Tornister Funkgerät D2.

Rare Heer/Waffen-SS pullover shirt. Typical type pullover shirt or Diensthemd. The shirt is made from a grey grey coloured material with paper buttons. Nice large size. Rare and textbook Heer/Waffen-SS shirt in good used condition!

Hard to find Italian pullover as issued and worn by many Waffen-SS and Heer troops. These turtleneck jumpers where very popular in 1944 and can be seen worn from June 1944 until the end of the war. The pullover is very stretchy and can easily be applied to most modern mannequins without hassle.

A very nice US M1 helmet complete with its original paint, straps and liner. The helmet shell is nicely marked and the shape of the shell indicates production by McCord Radiator and Manufacturing Company of Detroit. The seam on the helmet shell is on the front and the bales are of the Fixed Bale type. The helmet liner is marked with a F indicating production by Firestone. A nice and honest M1 helmet in good condition.

A very nice original Tan Presstoff straight E-tool carrier marked cey 4 indicating production by Karl Budischovsky u. Soehne, Oesterreichische Lederindustrie AG, Vienna. The E-tool carrier retains its original straps in brown leather in good condition. Unlike many of these on the market today this one has no repairs or restorations!

Nice first pattern folding E-tool with E-tool both maker marked and dated 1940. Nice unissued set that would be hard to upgrade!

A nice textbook pair of pre war tall brown jackboots in good light worn condition. The soles retain all of their hobnails and steel heel pieces. Nice pair for a mannequin!

Mint pre war Dutch overcoat with unit tag sewn in the collar. The overcoat has been reissued in the German army and has as such received a set of German buttons. Otherwise it is unchanged and could really easily be converted back to the Dutch pre war specs with some buttons. The Dutch pre war overcoat in rough wool like this is one of the rarest pre war Dutch uniform items!

When firing the MG34 and MG42 continuously the German soldiers where presented with a harsh and difficult task: changing the barrel. The MG34 and MG42 where both made with a quick-change barrel and to help in the changing of the barrel these gloves where invented and issued. These gloves where issued with the accessories of the MG34 and MG42. It is simply used by placing the hand under the strap and using the pad to cover your hand when you grab the hot, sometimes even glowing barrel. The barrel is then placed in the Laufschützer or barrel carrier to cool down and a cool new barrel is inserted. According to regulations, the barrel had to be changed after 150 rounds fired continuously. Every MG team had one or two spare barrels in spare barrel carriers with their field equipment. The MG34 barrel carrier is in very good condition with 95% of the original tan colour remaining. The carrier was once overpainted in grey by the Norwegian army in 1950. This has painstakingly been removed revealing the full original finish. The carrier is nicely marked beq 1943 indicating production by Framo-Werke G.m.b.H., Hainichen/Sachsen. The carrier is complete with its original LUX marked strap and in very good condition. One of the rarest spares to find for the MG34!

A scarce original Waffen-SS Tarnjacke drawstring. Typical flat woven rayon construction. Full length 150cm. Downright impossible spare to find that was used in all types of Waffen-SS Tarnjacken from pre war to 1945!