GERMAN WWII POLICE M.16 STYLE DOUBLE DECAL HELMET.

A rare helmet being an M.16 helmet in the slightly thinner gauge non combat metal, issued to police units with twin decals. The skull retains virtually all of its apple green finish with losses visible as seen on our web images. Both decals are completely clear and undamaged apart from slight scuffs to the national swastika decal. Fitted with a ten tongue police style liner with its original dr...  read more

Code: 65778

GERMAN WWII POLICE ARM EAGLE.

The orange embroidered police insignia 8cms x 7 cms embroidered on the police green summer weight cloth. Trimmed edge, as removed from tunic.  read more

Code: 65707

GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE TROPICAL FLIGHT SECTION SHOULDER BOARD.

A well service used single shoulder board for a Luftwaffe tropical shirt. Yellow silk waffenfarbe with Luftwaffe tress surrounding the board indicating an NCO rank. Slip-on tab complete.  read more

Code: 65542

ENGLISH SIEGE WEIGHT LOBSTER TAIL HELMET.

An excellent semi siege weight helmet of good heavy proportions with a riveted two-piece shot resistant skull. The skull is extremely heavy however not of the massive proportions of those for static warfare. The thickness and weight of this skull very much reflects the advance in firearms at the time. The rear neck of the helmet is of a single form lobster tail without articulations, again remi...  read more

Code: 64710

GERMAN WWII M.42/43 ARMY COMBAT TUNIC.

A good service used untouched condition medium size M.42/43 army infantry nco's combat tunic. Standard configuration, six button closed front, four patch pockets all without pleats, adjustable cuffs, one small rear vent. The nap overall to the tunic is worn, the only places where the nap has not been worn away is underneath the pocket flaps and the closure area close to the buttonholes, also un...  read more

Code: 64575

GERMAN ARMED FORCES MP34 MAGAZINE POUCH, UTILITY SLING.

One of the rarest elements of German equipment and one of a very small handful that was found in the last few years in Austria. The strap itself is in stored excellent stock condition with just signs of dust and storage wear with just a little very light russet corrosion to one of the strap hooks, this is now stable and has not deeply pitted the item whatsoever. There are even the original red ...  read more

Code: 64378

GERMAN WWII 44 PATTERN BLOUSE.

An exceedingly rare and most interesting example of the two pocket 44 style battledress type jacket adopted by German troops at the end of the war. What makes this jacket particularly interesting is it appears to have been converted from an earlier garment, possibly a stug wrap. The overall transformation used in the skill clearly shows this was carried out at a factory level. There are buttonh...  read more

Code: 64377

GERMAN WWII CHEMICAL WARFARE OFFICERS TROUSERS.

A superb pair of the officers straight leg trousers in grey of the central piping to each outside seam of an officer in a Chemical Warfare unit. The trousers are in the most superb condition, there is not one speck of moth anywhere on the garment. Complete with all of its waist adjusters. Evidence of slight service wear on the inside lining. The rear pocket unusually is zipped. Standard button ...  read more

Code: 64054

IMPERIAL GERMAN IRON CROSS 1ST CLASS.

A good disc back Iron Cross 1st Class, slightly convex construction, complete with its disc back. Slight wear to the frame with the brass base metal showing through to the high points of the cross.  read more

Code: 63860

SS OBERGRUPPENFUHRER WERNER LORENZ SIGNATURE.

Full pencil signature on a punch-holed A4 sheet, which is half typed on the reverse side, thus having a 1 typed sheet letter on the headed paper of Lorenz as SS Obergruppenfuhrer and Reichstag member, dated February 1938 to a Gruppenfuhrer Schmitt at the headquarters of the SS in the Prinz-Albercht Strasse. Werner Lorenz, 1891-1974 was head of the reference office for racial Germans. Joined the...  read more

Code: 63839