Imperial Japanese Army 8x6.2 Rabbit Ears Trench Scope

An extremely nice example of a Imperial Japanese arm 8.6.2 rabbit ears trench scope, retaining all of its original finish and markings. The optics are crystal clear, the tripod is in good order with the legs still able to be fully extended. The transit box retains most of its original finish and data tag. However the carrying straps are missing. It also has its top insert which is normally alw...  read more

Code: 67855

Imperial Japanese Army Flying Helmet

A very nice example of a Imperial Japanese flying helmet which has the army star sewn to the front of the helmet. The leather is still very soft and supple. The ear cups have nice clear Kanji markings and one of the cups retains its felt insert protector.  read more

Code: 67854

Finish M38 Helmet

This is in fact a Hungarian M38 which was exported to Finland during WW2. The Hungarian M38, was modelled on the German M35, approximately 75,000 were exported under contract to Finland. The main difference between the domestic Hungarian and Finish supplied helmets was the colour and lacked the Hungarian crown inspection marks. This particular helmet has been post-war painted as the Fins contin...  read more

Code: 67853

German M42 Helmet

A non decal M42 helmet which is in good condition retaining its original finish, liner and chinstrap. The inside of the shell has a faint makers and size stamp the makers code looks to be AE.64. The batch number is clearly visible 4590. The outside of the shell has some black paint on the left side, may have been applied for camouflage purposes.  read more

Code: 67852

German Army Single Decal M40 Helmet

A single decal M40 helmet which is in good condition retaining its original finish. The decal is mostly intact with a clear swastika. The shell is stamped Q.66. The letter Q is the makers code for F.W Quist GmbH and the number 66 is the shell size. The helmets batch number is also clearly visible 242. The liner is very worn with a small piece missing. The chinstrap is in good condition with a f...  read more

Code: 67851

German M36 Helmet

A interesting M36 helmet which appears to have had a white band painted completely around the helmet which has been removed, but traces are still visible. Th outer shell also has specs of different colour paints spots. The traces of the white band may indicate the helmet could have been used by the Polish Home Army during the Warsaw uprising. The majority of the members of the Polish Home Army...  read more

Code: 67850

German M40 Helmet

A nice untouched example M40 helmet with a matt dark grey finish. The shell is stamped Q.66. The letter Q is the makers code for F.W.Quist GmbH.The number 66 is the shell size. The helmet has the batch number "S2447". The back of the shell has what looks to be white paint specs. I have no ideal what it signifies. The liner and chinstrap are both in very good condition with the liner size stampe...  read more

Code: 67849

German Army NCO's M40. Tunic. ( Infantry )

A M40 tunic which has the rank chevron of a Gefreiter. ( Lance-Corporal ). The shoulder boards have the branch of service colour white for Infantry. The tunic has a worn look but has not suffered with any moth damage. All of the insignia has been re-applied but are correct and for the period. It retains its award loops
indicating the original owner was awarded either the Infantry or Ge...  read more

Code: 67848

German Army NCO's M43 Tunic ( Cavalry )

This is a very nice example of a M43 tunic with a bottle green collar. Standard M43 tunics would have the collar as the same colour as the rest of the tunic. I believe this particular tunic was the original owners part of his walking out dress uniform. It has the rank of Unteroffizier ( Senior Corporal ) and the branch of service colour golden yellow for Cavalry. Shoulder boards have unit nu...  read more

Code: 67847

German Army Officers Tunic ( Infantry )

A very nice example of a private purchase army officers tunic, which has the branch of service colour white for infantry. The shoulders have a number 1 cypher for the 1st Infantry regiment. The actual rank is of a Oberleutnant ( First Lieutenant ). However the shoulder boards have hand the rank pips removed. Besides the missing rank pips the tunic is in excellent condition without any moth dama...  read more

Code: 67846