U.S. M1937 Officers Trouser Belt

This is an officers M1937 trousers belt which measures 34 inches. The brass buckle is stamped "Solid Brass, Made in U.S.A."  read more

Code: 63137

U.S. Army Handkerchief

This is a U.S. Army handkerchief.  read more

Code: 63134

U.S. Army Handkerchief

This is a U.S. Army issue handkerchief.  read more

Code: 63133

U.S. Army Handkerchief

This is U.S. Army issue handkerchief.  read more

Code: 63132

U.S. Army Handkerchief

This is a U.S. Army issue handkerchief.  read more

Code: 63131

German Panzer Lantern

This is in fact a Luftwaffe emergency runway lantern. However these lanterns where favoured and sort for by Panzer crews for additional lighting within the crew compartments. The Lanterns where battery powered. The top half of the lantern was produced by "Dominit" and has the Werke-Nr 17968. The lower half was produced by "CEAG" and has the Werke-Nr 5082.  read more

Code: 63117

German Light Weight M1939 Chemical Agent Protective Suit

This is the M1939 light weight chemical agent protective suit, which consists of the carrying bag, gloves, neck protector and boots. The protective trousers and webbing belt is missing. The boots are stamped with a waffenampt. The bag is maker marked "gdl" for Schussler & Co and dated 1941. The gloves are also maker marked "cee" for Textil-Gummiwarenfabrik and dated 1942. The neck protector ...  read more

Code: 63115

German Private Purchase Map Case

This is a very nice example of a private purchase officers map case. A variety of private purchase map cases where used and could have been civilian in nature or brought in the Heeres-Kleiderkasse in Berlin. Which i believe is the case with this example, as it is waffenampt and dated 1942.  read more

Code: 63112

WW1 German M1916 Gas Mask Canister

This is M1916 gas mask canister, which has a brown suffice rust patina to the outside The inside is in good condition retaining all of its black paint finish.  read more

Code: 63109

1st Class War Merit Cross

This is a very nice example of a 1st Class War Merit Cross, which was created on 18th October 1939 to commemorate the Battle of Leipzig and was awarded for recognition for merit. This example has the has the number "113" on the back of the pin, which identifies the maker as "Hermann Aurich fo Dresden.  read more

Code: 63101