Very nice German optic lightning cable diffuser in excellent and probably in working condition. This example is nicely marked with a late war 3 letter code fwq which is a still unidentified manufacturer. This sort of switch could be worn on the belt to easily control the settings!

Textbook Waffen-SS Aluminum belt buckle. The aluminum buckle is marked RZM 36/39 ᛋᛋ indicating production by Overhoff in 1939. Rare and hard to find buckle and a essential piece for the specialized buckle collector!

Nice original tropical K98 bayonet frog made out of webbing. The frog is a nice used example but still in very good condition without any major damages except for the closing stud being rusty, see the photo. The frog features traces of a red coloured ink stamp which is oftenly encountered on early tropical issue equipment. Nice example!

Excellent late war manufactured leather K98 bayonet frog. The frog is in excellent, close to mint condition. The frog features a nice pebbled leather retaining strap and a faded RBNr. on the back. Perfect example to match with a late war bayonet!

Rare combat worn MP44 magazine pouch as made by FUQ or KKD. These pouches, fully made from recycled materials are typical for these two makers. The pouch is a rare actually ‘combat’ worn condition. At some point the side flaps for the magazine compartments were (IMO period) removed. Hard to find, authentic and combat worn example!

Excellent late war grenade bags in combat used condition. The bags are made of thick green coloured fabric and feature brown leather closing straps which sadly are dry and fragile. In contrast to 99% of the grenade bags on the market today this set is in issued and combat used condition! Textbook late war example in desirable issued condition!

Large pre war rucksack marked Gustav Sudbrack 1939. These rucksacks were previously thought to be Gebirgsjäger but other people say it might be Kriegsmarine. I believe both theories are plausible.

Typical late war manufactured M39 Tornister/Affe in good condition. The Tornister features leather straps which interestingly have been riveted instead of stitched which is rather unusual to encounter on a Tornister. The Tornister is the M39 pattern with hooks instead of carryings straps, these are interchangeable though. The Tornister is nicely marked Theodor Seibold, Offenbach A.M. 1943. Nice late war example!

M34 Square dip Feuerschutzpolizei helmet by BXF. The helmet retains its original liner, chinstrap and neck flap. The decals sadly have been denazified.

A very nice late war P38 soft shell holster. The holster is nicely maker marked 0/0833/0007 indicating production by Hans Römer, Neu-Ulm. Simply a superb late war P38 holster in mint condition, can not be upgraded!

Beautiful pre war 6×30 Dienstglas in unissued condition. The second pair in this immaculate condition I have ever found. The binoculars are textbook pre war 6×30 power examples in a good quality. The binoculars retain up to 99% of their original finish. The binoculars retain their Busch 1938 marked straps and rain cover. The case is excellent and also marked Busch 1938. The bottom of the case retains the serial which is matching to the binoculars. It would be very hard to upgrade this set!

A simple, untouched single decal M42 helmet in excellent condition. Marked NS64 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, Schwerte. Uncommon to find these NS marked M42 helmets. The helmet retains its original factory installed liner and chinstrap.

very nice pre war K98 ammunition pouch in strong used condition. The pouch is nicely marked Lud. Krumm. AG. , Offenbach A.M. 1939. Nice example!

Textbook tropical Heer belt buckle with factory sewn webbing tab. Rare to find!

Rare late war tan painted RG34 cleaning kit complete with its contents: brushes, tool, oiler, cleaning chain Etc. The kit itself is a textbook example which is nicely marked rco 44!

Anti partisan badge in Silver – C.E. Juncker, Berlin. Late war type 4 zinc Bandenkampfabzeichen with wide pin setup and no cut out holes between the snakes. Silver wash finished example that remains in unworn condition. Shows about 70% of the finish still remaining. These silver examples are nearly always found with completely faded finish making it difficult to judge the grade. This being an exceptionally well preserved example that can therefor be considered very rare. This APB was brought home by a US soldier after the war and taken from his estate. The pick up story is unknown, however the unworn appearance suggest this was grabbed from left over stock at the end or after the war. Extremely difficult to find an honest silver example with this much finish!