German Army Single Decal M42 Helmet

A completely untouched single decal army M42 helmet which was acquired from a Veterans family. The decal is nice an clear and most of the finish is still remaining. The chinstrap is stall attached. The inside of the shell is marked with the original owners rank and name, which is partially visible. The shell size can be clearly seen 64. The right side of the shell has some what appears to be bl...  read more

Code: 68246

Czech M32 Luftschutz Helmet

This is a Czech M32 helmet which was re-purposed by the Germans for use by the Luftschutz ( Air Raid Protection ). The helmet has been repainted Luftwaffe grey/blue and a Luftschutz decal applied. The luftshtutz paint scheme and decal have worn off the shell exposing the original Czech olive green finish. The inside of the shell was untouched by the Germans and is stamped with the Czech maker ...  read more

Code: 68245

German M38 Luftschutz Helmet

This is a M38 Luftschutz ( Air Protection ) helmet, more commonly referred to the Luftschutz gladiator helmet, due to its resemblance to the ancient Roman helmet worn by gladiators. The shell on this example is in excellent condition with a nice crisp Luftschutz decal. The liner is missing one of its segments and the lower part of the shell is stamped RL2-39/10 which identifies the maker as Pa...  read more

Code: 68244

Luftwaffe 1st Pattern Pith Helmet

A 1st pattern pith helmet with the Luftwaffe eagle and national tricolours. The pith helmet appears to have suffered with some water damage and the leather trim has frayed. This example is stamped with a RB number ( Reichsbetreibnummer ), which was introduced in 1943 replacing the numbered date stamp. However this is a anomaly as the first pattern pith helmet was officially phased out from 1942.  read more

Code: 68243

Luftwaffe Steel Buckle

A good example of a Luftwaffe steel buckle retaining 40% of its original blue/grey finish. The still has its leather tab attached which is dated 1942.  read more

Code: 68242

German Army Steel Buckle

A army steel buckle retaining its leather tab which gives the date 1940. The green finish has completely worn away from the front of the buckle, however the army eagle nice and crisp. The inside of the buckle retains traces of its original green finish.  read more

Code: 68241

German K98 Bayonet Frog

A k98 bayonet frog which has a faint makers stamp. This example has a hole in its centre which used to secure the bayonet to a collectors display cabinet or wall. Otherwise it is in good condition and not noticeable when a bayonet is fitted.  read more

Code: 68240

German S-Mine/Stick Grenade Bakelite Fuse Container

A bakelite fuse container which where used to carry various types of ordnance fuses, the most common being the stick grenade and S-mine fuses. The only difference between the fuse containers is the label used to identify the type of fuse. The fuse container did come in different materials, metal, cardboard and the rarest bakelite. The fuse container was designed to fit in a special compartmen...  read more

Code: 68239

German S-Mine/Stick Grenade Bakelite Fuse Container

A bakelite fuse container which where used to carry various types of ordnance fuses, the most common is the Stick grenade fuse and the S-mine fuse. The only difference between the fuses containers is the label used to identify which type of fuse. The fuse container did come in different materials the most common being metal, cardboard the rarest bakelite. The container where designed to fit in...  read more

Code: 68238

German M31 Tropical Bread Bag

This is a M31 tropical bread bag with webbing fittings. This example is in in very good condition, retaining all of its buttons.  read more

Code: 68237