British 46 Pattern Trousers

46 pattern trousers which are externally identical to 40 pattern. The only difference is internally, 46 pattern has an extra set of brace buttons and the contract label is on the inside of the waist band. This example has unfortunately suffered with some moth nips, mainly around the crutch and right knee areas. However will still make a great cheaper alternative to the more expensive 40 patter...  read more

Code: 65286

British 46 Pattern BD Trousers

46 pattern trousers, which are externally identical to the 40 pattern. The only difference is internally, 46 pattern has an extra set of brace buttons and the contract label is on the inside of the waist band. This example has unfortunately suffered with some moth damage. mainly around the lift hip and some moth nips on the front of the crutch. However if a Denison or Jerkin is being worn, it w...  read more

Code: 65285

German MP41 Magazine

This is a rarer MP41 magazine which is identical to the MP40 magazines except for the markings. The magazine is faintly marked MP41, Patent Schmeisser". This example was produced by Haenel.  read more

Code: 65271

German K98 Ammunition Pouches

A nice set of pre-war K98 ammunition pouches which are dated 1937 and 1938 respectively. One of the pouches have had all the cell dividers removed and the other pouch has had one of the cell dividers removed. It was common practice for combat veterans to remove the cell dividers to allow faster and easier access to their five round clips of ammunition. One of the pouches has had a period repair...  read more

Code: 65265

German K98 Ammunition Pouches

A nice set of K98 ammunition pouches which both pouches retain the cell dividers. It was common practice for combat veterans to remove the dividers to allow quicker and easier access to their five round clips.  read more

Code: 65264

German WW1 M1916 Gas Mask Canister

This is M1916 gas mask canister, which is in good condition and retains most of its original finish.  read more

Code: 65262

German Folding Entrenching Tool & Carrier

This is a very good example of a folding entrenching tool which was introduced into the Wehrmacht on 12th November 1938. The E-tool has a very faint factory mark and is still in good working order. The carrier is the 1st pattern carrier, which is also in very good condition.  read more

Code: 65258

German M31 Water Bottle

M31 Water bottle which is dated 1941 has the three letter maker's code "DMN". The felt cover has suffered with some moth damage. This example comes with a black bakelite cup which is dated 1937. The leather strap to the cap has torn away. However the cap still retains its rubber seal. Still ideal for display.  read more

Code: 65248

German Army 6X30 Binoculars

A nice example of army issue 6x30 binoculars made by Carl Ziess Jena. The binoculars are marked H/6400 and come with the original leather strap and dust cover. The optics are good.  read more

Code: 65243

German Cavalry/Paratrooper Y-Straps

A nice example of cavalry Y-Straps, which differ from the standard Infantry Y-straps. The Cavalry Y-straps are not as wide and do not have D-rings to attached the A-frame. The Cavalry pattern was also worn by Paratroopers and Marines. This example is RB numbered.  read more

Code: 65242