Textbook USMC canteen with depot made cover. The canteen cover is unit marked 644 indicating the 4th Marine Division. Rare example!

M1926 French Adrian medical helmet in very good condition with period painted Red Cross.

M1926 French Adrian helmet for Police de Vichy which was the police force during the German occupation of France.

Textbook Heer single decal M40 helmet marked Q64 indicating production by Quist. The helmet is a textbook Heer M40 example with its textbook Bigfoot decal and finish retaining up to 90%. The helmet retains its factory installed liner and partial chinstrap. The helmet came straight out of a household clearing in Denmark and has never been in a collection before!

Tall pre war issue jackboots or Knobelbecher in very good condition. The boots are a good large size 28 and are manufactured in unblackened, light coloured leather. The boots retain their original pull straps, soles, hardware and stitching. The top of the boots retain their period unit markings. A spectacular pair of boots that would be perfect for a mannequin display!

Very rare Dutch/Germanic SS collar tab from “Standaard II” which was from the Gelderland and Overijssel area with the headquarters in Arnhem. On paper these “Standaard” units consisted of at least 1500 men, but in reality due to the constant flow off SS-men to the Waffen-SS, a “Standaard” unit only consisted of approximately 130 men. This indicates how very rare these collar tabs are! This collar tab was for the ranks “SS-Maat” (SS-Schütze) to “Hoofschaarleider” (Hauptscharführer). The collar tab is in an outstanding condition, and still retains its original RZM label on the back. This is the first one I have ever encountered and had the pleasure to offer!

A tan vinyl K43/G43 magazine pouch. This pouch is marked ros 1944 which indicates production by E. G. Leuner, Bautzen in 1944. A nice K43/G43 pouch in very good unissued condition!

US navy life belt with factory box in unissued condition dated 11 September 1944.

Rare original British Made US Combat Infantry Badge in good condition. The badge looks in very good, near mint condition and would be hard to upgrade.

A nice original Reibert manual. These manuals where private issue in the 1940’s and a very popular item. These manuals are very thorough and they talk over every single aspect the German soldier was taught in. The book contains German history, Drills, Mannerisms, squad formations, weapons handling, shooting and maintenance, airplane recognition, horse riding, ranks, how to behave/write/talk, heavy weapons and so on and so on.

They where brought out in different versions, this one being the variant for the “Schützen der Schützenkompanie” or simply riflemen. The manual counts 332 pages and is in readable condition.

Beautifully decorated M31 messkit from Valentin Muravsky, most probably released in 1953. Although, most probably postwar worn; this example is a classical time capsule worthy of further research!

Excellent straight E-tool in very good used condition. The E-tool features a makers logo depicting a lion which is unknown to me. Nice clean example in very good condition that is quite hard to obtain nowadays.

Excellent pre war Polizei issue M31 breadbag which is easily recognizable by the colour of the fabric. Textbook pre war example with high quality fabric, aluminium hardware and leather reinforcements on the belt loops. The breadbag is nicely marked Po 1939 and seems to be named but this is sadly not clearly readable. Very nice example!

Rare Waffen-SS belt buckle marked SS 36/42 RZM indicating production by Overhoff. Hard to find buckle in strong used condition.