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WWII German Army – Belt and Buckle with D Ring – Dr. Franke & Co, Lüdenscheid – Original (Offer Accepted)
Nice original matching belt and buckle as found untouched.
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WWII German Army – Belt and Buckle – Richard Sieper & Sohn Ludenscheid – Original
Original belt and buckle as found.
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WWII German Army Belt and Buckle – Koppelschloss – Wehrmacht – Original
Original untouched German Belt and Buckle as found, nice amount of green left on the steel buckle. Hard to see if there is any markings on it.
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WWII German Army Knife – Fork – Spoon – Can Opener – F.W.W.43 (Sold)
Mismatched but original
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WWII German Army Knife – Fork – Spoon – Can Opener – Marked (Sold)
Original mismatched set but still good for a filler.
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WWII German Wehrmacht Helmet – Model M40 – SE66 Single Decal – Named Müller – Original – Chinstrap w/ Maker Mark – Rare Large Size (Auction)
A nice honest M40 – SE 66 – Single Decal Wehrmacht helmet There is ghosting of which seems to be a rubber band around the crown. A very nice marked chinstrap to: CVB 1940 – Otto Sindel, Lederwarenfabrik, Berlin. The Shell is a SE fo Sächsische Emaillier und Stanzwerke A.G. and the size is a rare 66. The Liner is: Size 59 Price is posted world wide tracked.
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WWII German SA Dagger – Fighting Knife – Aescular Tuttlingen – Antler
$465.00A rare SA blade to find, but this was made into a fighting knife. Price is shipped worldwide.
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WWII German Fire Police Visor – Original
$275.00Worn Condition Chinstrap broken (held together) And stitching came loose. priced to sell, as it displays well – world wide shipping included
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WWII German M40 Helmet – Named – Q54 – Original Liner band – Unopened Sleeper – No Decal Helmet – Original (Sold)
Original German Helmet model M1940 made by Quist in the size 54. Corresponding to the markings visible on the interior. Condition: retains nearly all of the original factory paint and finish, still a little dusty this helmet is a real sleeper. The liner was cut neatly on the pigskin, likely due to the fact it was bloodstained. The owners name is visible on the inside in what seems to be pencil – Maier Franz. The helmet was found in the USA and was likely a bring back from Europe. A replacement leather would restore this to its former glory, the original leather pins are luckily still attached and the liner band was never separated from the shell or opened. Shipped Worldwide – lifetime guarantee on authenticity.
