Heer rubberized protective trousers in unissued condition. The exact function of these trousers is unknown but it is either made for gas/chemical protection or a part of the flamethrower suit. The trousers close with a ‘koh-I-noor’ press stud which was a typical closure for the flamethrower suits.

Kriegsmarine EM/NCO service trousers in very good condition with original factory paper tag.

Reversible Waffen-SS parka jacket in oak leaf camouflage in used condition. The jacket has numerous period depot style repairs showing the great character to the piece. The jacket is in a good medium size and were originally sourced from the infamous cloth recycling plant in Tilburg, the Netherlands. Very hard to find jacket in good worn condition!

Textbook winter parka hood or Kopfhaube in Splittertarn camouflage in very good condition. These hoods were issued together with the rest of the winter uniform; parka, trousers Etc. The hood is reversible from Splittertarn camouflage to the white “winter camouflage” side. The hood features a lot of different types of Splittertarn camouflage fabric in the construction. perfect example!

Reichswehr hbt work jacket in good condition. Nice standing collar with two cooks. Hard to find pre war variant.

Rare late war Waffen-SS M42 smock in ‘denumbered’ plane tree camouflage pattern. The smock is a excellent, combat worn example with a nice light wear overall. The garment is manufactured in the later war hand screened ‘denumbered’ plane tree camouflage which was developed after removing the numbers from the pattern. The foiliage loops are originally sewn to the body and sleeves and are mostly made in 3/4 plane tree overprint and several in blurred edge pattern. The garment is a textbook late war example with slanted pockets, lined in tan, most probably Italian, material. The smock is a beautiful example with nice and vibrant colours, a large misprint at the back lower seam executed in a very rare late war pattern. Choice, combat worn example that would be very hard to upgrade!