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GERMAN UNIFORMS OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR
#PA62 Luftwaffe Aviator Leutenant service jacket with breeches
Original Second World War German Luftwaffe four pocket service jacket for a Leutenant (Aviator / Pilot). Privately tailored in blue ribbed trikot by uniform maker Max Lindinger & Söhne of Schleissheim, with gold-yellow branch colour badging for aviator troops including pilots. The collar features aviator officer collar badges, and thick twisted aluminum piping. The collar badging appears to be well executed, however at one time it does seem that metal rank prongs were installed, which suggest they may have been upgraded to current badging at some point. The Luftwaffe chest eagle is nicely applied and we believe it’s been period done, sunken down with no traces of a previous badge. There is an Ostfront ribbon, and award loops still present (It would be easy to re-mount some badges and awards if you wish). The interior of the jacker features a very appealing woven makers tag, and there are provisions for wearing or mounting a dagger. A very nice pair of privately tailored Luftwaffe officer breeches with suspenders complete the ensemble. These breeches came with the uniform and may be original to the jacket, both the jacket and breeches will fit a typical small mannequin nicely. This is a great set ready to complete your Luftwaffe collection. $950 *On Hold*
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#PA31 Heer M40 NCO Tunic
Original Second World War German Heer Infantry M40 NCO combat tunic with M36 style collar. The tunic is a standard enlisted 5-button M40 model that has been tailor upgraded with dark bottle green M36 style collar, NCO tress on the collar and shoulder straps, and NCO grade chest eagle. While the tunic has been modified, it appears all the work has been period done with period mounted badging applied by the battalion tailor, and the threads are now faded and sunken in, with all the work being done in period fashion. The tunic is constructed of high-quality early war wool, there are size and makers stamps present inside, along with a“F41” depot stamp (Likely suggesting it passed through the Frankfurt depot in 1941). The tunic is an appropriate size for a mannequin and was previously used for a combat display. The tunic shows signs of light period wear and was likely used for walking out. The tunic has a collar liner installed that appears to have been with it a long time. This is a nice all-around tunic ready for any uniform collection. $1875
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#PA20 Wehrmacht Officer's/NCO's Boots
Original Second World War German Wehrmacht Officer's/NCO's boots. The boots are marked on the light brown leather inside the top edge of the calf / shin. The pull tabs are mostly intact with some frayed areas. Nice set in used condition in a normal size, these would compliment a mannequin or uniform display. $200
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#EC221 Wehrmacht Officer's/NCO's Private Purchase Boots
Original Second World War German Wehrmacht Officer's/NCO's private purchase boots. The bottom of the soles are marked “42” and there are some additional markings embossed inside the boots. The pull tabs are still fully intact. Nice set in lightly used condition in a normal size, these would compliment a mannequin or uniform display. $275
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#MP86 Gebirgsjäger Ski Boots
Original Second World War Gebirgsjäger ankle style ski boots. These boots are in excellent shape, nicely maker marked on the bottom and in size H9. The brass toe pieces that clip into the skis are very clearly D.R.G.M. marked. There are some very interesting ink stamps in the boots as well, including an H (Possibly Heer) and what might be some unit markings. These boots surfaced in Canada and are presumably a Canadian soldier souvenir, possibly intended for use after the war back home. Very nice item for a Gebirgsjäger collection. $550
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#MI32 Wehrmacht Issue Summer Undershirt and Shorts
Original Second World War German Wehrmacht issue summer undershirt and shorts. Unworn condition just showing some patina from age. 1945 dated matching set in size 2. $125
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#RG4 DAK Tropical Trousers
Original Second World War German tropical / DAK (Deutsches Afrikakorps) trousers. Nicely RBNr marked with ink stamps near the fly. Constructed with internal belt and leg ties. Lightly used without any damage or repairs. Good mannequin size. Ready to complete your mannequin or German DAK uniform collection. $550
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Late War Heer M43 EM Tunic
Original Second World War late war Heer M43 enlisted members tunic. Constructed of two differing shades of wool, suggesting very late war quality control. Insignia is all 100% original factory applied. The chest eagle was applied in the late war triangular fashion, and is not sewn threw the lining. There is no detectable insect damage, or staining. Inside the pockets and are parts of the blouse factory grease pen markings are still visible, suggesting the tunic has never been washed or cleaned. Black late war pioneer boards are included and are original to the tunic, constructed of closely matching wool and materials and a perfect fit. Exactly how it would have been issued to a German soldier from the depot in 1944-1945. *Sold*
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Heer M43 EM Tunic with Early Pattern Eagle
Original Second World War Heer M43 enlister members tunic. Constructed with early pattern eagle, a rare variation that appears in period photos. Insignia is all original factory applied, never replaced or restored in any way. The eagle style chest eagle has been applied through the lining typical in late war fashion, using the exact same thread as pocket construction . There is no detectable insect damage, and only some very minor areas staining to include some light sweat stains on the interior and one small stain to the left arm, no attempt has been made to clean this tunic in any way and it is as found. White piped late war Infantry boards are included, constructed of matching wool and materials and a perfect fit. This is exactly how it would have been issued to a German soldier from the depot in 1944. *Sold*
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#FF11 Second Pattern Fallschirmjäger Jump Trousers
Original Second World War German Fallschirmjäger jump trousers. Collector termed “second pattern” with two equally sized rear flap pockets. Late war production featuring mid-war quality wool with rayon and rough textured white cotton lining materials. RBNr stamped and double size stamped. Textbook PRYM 6 and PRYM 6H marked snaps for the gravity knife pocket and internal knee-pad openings. Moderately worn condition without mothing or damage showing some evidence of use with a parachute harness when inspected in hand. Fully intact without modification aside from the commonly period removed leg ties. One of the most desirable trousers of the Second World War. *Sold*
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Heer M43 Combat Tunic, Artillery
Original Second World War German Heer M43 combat tunic with matching artillery shoulder straps. Flawless example, with all factory applied insignia. The chest eagle is applied during construction, with stitching running over it from later stages of assembly, this is the best type of factory insignia application for collectors since it leaves no doubts of originality. The collar litzen are also applied in the textbook factory fashion. The matching enlisted artillery shoulder straps are a perfect match and fit, they were on the tunic when we acquired it. The interior of the tunic features nice RBNr stamp, and original stamps on the wool from assembly. *Sold*
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#G2016 Waffen-SS Assault Gun / Ski Trousers
Original Second World War Waffen-SS assault gun or ski trousers named to an SS officer. Private purchase tailor made of grey gabardine. Lightly worn condition and free of any notable flaws. The name inside the trousers is yet to be researched. This type of trousers is shown in Michael Beaver's book Waffen-SS uniforms, Vol. 3, page 783. *Sold*
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#G2115 EM / NCO Marching Boots
Original Second World War German EM / NCO marching boots. This is a nice honest used pair of boots perfect for a combat mannequin. Leather soles with hobnails and horseshoes. Used but much nicer than average. *Sold*
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#PA25 Heer Sumpftarn Camouflage Winter Padded Jacket
Original Second World War Heer Sumpftarn pattern camouflage winter padded jacket, reversible with winter white side. Features tie tapes at the waist that can be used on either side, and painted steel buttons. One white painted button is on the camouflage side, and when examining the attachment thread it appears this is done with the same thread as the other buttons. The jacket is in service used condition, with some small darned repairs, and one plastic interior button missing, and some light soiling to the white side. The jacket is a good mannequin size, and would compliment any uniform collection. *Sold*
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#MP40 Heer Gabardine M43 EM Artillery Tunic
Original Second World War German Heer M43 combat tunic constructed of Gabardine with for wear by an enlisted member of the Artillery branch. Factory applied chest eagle with zig-zag stitching done in late war fashion through the lining, and factory straight stitch collar litzens. There is an Obergefreiter rank chevron hand applied to the wearers left sleeve, when examining this badge it appears it was likely period applied by the soldier who once wore the tunic. There are two award loops present, and the consignor reports a black wound badge was in the pocket at the time of purchase, this was carefully put back onto an award loop but this is easily removed and re-applied with doing anything permanent. The black wound badge is included. The wool shoulder straps are a matching pair with rayon piping for the artillery branch, they fit perfectly and have a good colour match in harmony with the tunic. The tunic has a fine rayon lining material with black ink size stamps and RBNr and E44 depot marking. This tunic will fit a small size mannequin bust. Excellent lightly worn condition. *Sold*
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#G2008 Luftwaffe Four Pocket Service Blouse in Reed Green HBT w/ M44 Boards
Original Second World War Luftwaffe four pocket service blouse in reed green HBT. Earlier pattern in the same cut as the standard Luftwaffe tropical blouse. Luftwaffe national emblem factory applied with zig-zag stitching on the chest. Completely original as it left the factory. Included with the tunic are very scarce M44 boards with yellow rayon piping and perfectly applied NCO tresse and pip for a Luftwaffe Flight or Fallschirmj​äger member the rank of Feldwebel. Previous owner reports the M44 boards are original to the tunic when it was discovered. Blouse fits a standard mannequin or bust well as shown in the photos. *Sold*
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#MI6 1933 Reichswehr Model Jackboots
Original Second World War German 1933 Reichswehr model Jackboots. This is the model of boot worn by German soldiers during the invasion of Poland and other early war offensives. This is a true matching pair, in excellent lightly worn condition. This pair is one of very few surviving examples, and possibly the best condition of surviving pairs, the only damage is just two missing tips on the fragile straps but this doesn't detract from such a rare and high condition set, they appear to be just very gently worn. Scarce. *Sold*
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#MI7 Inter-war Jackboots
Original Inter-War Weimar Wehrmacht issue Jackboots. These boots would be an ideal match for pre-war tunics 1934-1939, and would be a good alternative for mannequin use instead of buckle boots for the early years. This is a great true matching pair, with nice hobnails and marked with Weimar eagles. The condition is service used but well preserved and nice, they have never been cleaned or polished. *Sold*
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#MP15 Heer M42 Artillery EM Combat Tunic
Original Second World War late war Heer M42 artillery enlisted member's combat tunic. Constructed of late-war quality German wool, with rayon lining, in typical late-war quality construction. M42 style scalloped pockets continued to be produced until near the end of the war on some assembly line. Original factory applied insignia, including chest eagle, collar litzen, and a period hand applied sleeve rank badge. Original artillery branch shoulder straps that fit and match the tunic nicely, and appear to have been on this tunic forever. The chest eagle was applied in typical factory fashion, and is sewn through the lining, which is often encountered on late production M42, M43, and M44 tunics. The condition of the tunic is just very lightly worn, without any notable flaws. The size of the tunic is a good mannequin size. Great example from a serious collection, all original enlisted tunics like this are increasingly hard to find. *Sold*
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#MP18 Heer M42 Panzergrenadier EM Combat Tunic
Original Second World War late war Heer M42 panzergrenadier enlisted member's combat tunic. Constructed of late-war quality rough textured German wool, with rayon lining, in typical late-war quality construction. M42 style scalloped pockets continued to be produced until near the end of the war on some assembly line. Original factory applied insignia, including chest eagle, and collar litzen. Scarce original mid-war style panzergrenadier branch shoulder straps that fit and match the tunic nicely, and appear to have been on this tunic forever. The chest eagle was applied in typical factory fashion, and is sewn through the lining, which is often encountered on late production M42, M43, and M44 tunics. The condition of the tunic is just very lightly worn, without any notable flaws. The size of the tunic is a good mannequin size. Great example from a serious collection, all original enlisted tunics like this are increasingly hard to find. *Sold*
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#MP19 Heer M42 Panzergrenadier EM Combat Tunic
Original Second World War Heer M42 panzergrenadier enlisted member's combat tunic. Constructed of mid-war quality German wool, with rayon lining, in typical mid-war quality construction. Original factory applied insignia, including chest eagle, and collar litzen. Original M44 style panzergrenadier branch shoulder straps that fit and match the tunic nicely. The chest eagle was applied in typical factory fashion, which is not sewn through the lining. The condition of the tunic is just very light worn, without any notable flaws. The size of the tunic is a good mannequin size. Great example from a serious collection, all original enlisted tunics like this are increasingly hard to find. *Sold*
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#JM20 Complete Heer Infantry Officer Uniform for a Hauptmann
Original Second World War German Heer Infantry Officer uniform for a Hauptmann. Complete ensemble consisting of the correct jacket, trousers, cap, belt, and boots. The jacket is privately tailored of officer grade wool and lining in the standard period fashion, and features what is by all indications original period badging with no signs of anything else previously applied. The cap is from a Frankfurt maker “Hofmann” produced to officer quality and also featuring what is by all indications original period badging. The belt is a standard early quality brown leather officers belt with a Berlin’s maker stamp applied and dated 1939. The trousers are typical period officers trousers in lightly worn condition with all the buttons intact. The boots are typical period officers boots, still supple and lightly worn with original period pull tabs. The jacket, cap, trousers, and belt came together and we think they were likely all owned by the same soldier and surfaced many years ago in Canada, presumably a Canadian soldier bring back set. The consignor completed the set with the correct officer’s boots which are in an appropriate size and condition to display properly with the rest of the set. This complete uniform is ready for any Second World War collection or display. *Sold*
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#JJ3 Reefer Jacket for a Kriegsmarine Leutnant zur See Ingenieuroffizier
Original Second World War German Kriegsmarine reefer jacket for Leutnant zur See Ingenieuroffizier (Engineering) who was awarded the Iron Cross. Insignia includes; bullion national chest emblem, engineering trade badges on each cuff, officers rank ribbon machine sewn right into the seem of each cuff, gold anchor buttons throughout, and Iron Cross ribbon that all appear original period applied. The Iron Cross ribbon is really well worn and has clearly been on the jacket a long time, and speaks volumes of the authenticity of the period applied badging. The button has actually worn down part of the ribbon during wear. Great example in a nice mannequin size. *Sold*
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#G2403 Panzer Officer's Service Tunic, Named
Original Second World War Panzer Officer's service tunic. Named inside the breast pocket to "Möschler". Complete with original panzer officer shoulder boards for the rank of Oberleutnant, and all correct period applied insignia. Privately tailored of high quality wool and manufactured to a high standard by "Christian Schwarz & Sohn" of "München" (Munich). Lightly worn condition, with just minor signs of age and wear. Excellent condition all around, an outstanding panzer tunic in a good size that easily fits a mannequin bust. It's possible that research could turn up more information about the owner. Excellent example. *Sold*
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#MP16 Heer M40 Medic EM Combat Tunic
Original Second World War early war Heer M40 medic enlisted member's combat tunic. Constructed of early war quality German wool, with ribbed cotton lining, in typical early-war quality construction. Original factory applied insignia, including chest eagle, collar litzen, and a period hand applied medical trade badges badge. Original medical branch shoulder straps that fit and match the tunic nicely, and appear to have been on this tunic forever. The chest eagle was applied in typical machine applied factory fashion, not sewn through the lining. The condition of the tunic is just very lightly worn, with a couple very small insect bites shown in the photo which do not detract. The size of the tunic is a good mannequin size. Great example from a serious collection, all original enlisted tunics like this are increasingly hard to find. *Sold*
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#FF23 Flieger Blouse for a Luftwaffe Fallschirmjäger or Flight Hauptmann
Original Second World War German flieger blouse for a Luftwaffe Flight Crew or Fallschirmjäger or Flight Hauptmann. Privately tailored of the quality trikot wool, with blue rayon lining. Applied to the lapel are Iron Cross and Afrika ribbons. There is a hand sewn “AFRIKA” campaign sleeveband, with sliver grey machine embroidery on camel hair fabric. There are also two loops for breast badges, with some subtle evidence the uniform was worn with badges in place. The Hauptmann rank collar badges are machine sewn with no signs of previous badging, and the lower collar edge features twisted aluminum cording. The shoulder boards are sewn in. The national emblem is hand rendered in aluminum wires on blue grey wool and is hand sewn to the jacket. There is a four button front closure, with original blue plastic buttons, and slashed hip pockets without flaps, and plain cuffs. There is an MVA tailor's label machine sewn to the internal breast pocket, and a name tag (With the name removed) applied inside the pocket, and 1943 date is still present on this tag. Excellent lightly worn condition, with good colours, and no mothing. *Sold*
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#FF10 Luftwaffe Flieger Blouse for a Fallschirmjäger or Flight Obergefreiter
Original Second World War German Luftwaffe Flieger blouse for either a Fallschirmjäger or Flight Obergefreiter. The insignia is all period installed, including the factory applied chest eagle. There is one set of award loops, possibly for wearing a parachutist badge. There are officer candidate loops on the shoulder straps, and the yellow cord applied to the collar is particularly nicely done likely reflecting this soldiers desire to later become and officer. The size 96 chest makes this an ideal candidate for a mannequin display. The jacket shows genuine service wear, and there are approximately a dozen small scattered moth bites but nothing major. *Sold*
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#ZD1 Wehrmacht "Winter Whites" Camouflage Set
Original Second World War German wehrmacht issue "winter white" camouflage smock with hood, veil, and matching trousers. These would have been issued to the Heer, Waffen-SS, and possibly other branches who may have required them for winter concealment. Marked with matching RBNr stamps "0/0250/0439" to both the smock and trousers. They were discovered together in unissued condition showing only some minor yellowing and patina from age but would be nearly impossible to upgrade. In good large size suitable for a mannequin display. *Sold*
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#MP17 Heer M36 Artillery NCO Combat Tunic
Original Second World War early war Heer M36 artillery NCO combat tunic for a member of Artillery-Regiment 72. Constructed of early war quality German wool, with ribbed cotton lining, in typical early-war quality construction. Original factory applied insignia, including chest eagle, collar litzen, and period tailor applied NCO tresse. Original artillery branch shoulder straps that fit and match the tunic nicely, and appear to have been on this tunic forever, with matching NCO tailor applied tresse to the collar. The shoulder straps have Artillery-Regiment 72 slip ons, which were with the tunic in place when purchased. The chest eagle was applied in typical early-war hand applied factory fashion.The condition of the tunic is just very lightly worn, without any notable flaws. The size of the tunic is a small mannequin size. Great example from a serious collection, all original enlisted tunics like this are increasingly hard to find. *Sold*
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#MP75 Heer M43 Enlisted Infantry Tunic
Original Second World War German Heer M43 infantry combat tunic in unissued condition. Constructed of German wool with rayon lining, and still featuring the original factory paper tag factory tacked in place with thread. Factory applied chest eagle using the “zip and flip” method of one straight machine stitch at the top, and then more precise hand stitching to carefully attach the complex shape of the bottom of the badge. The collar litzen badges are also factory applied, using the zig-zag stitching method. The tunic is a nice large size (98 chest) perfectly appropriate for a mannequin display. The included infantry shoulder straps are an excellent fit in matching wool, with the late war ribbon style tongues and rayon piping which are appropriate and totally correct for this tunic. Excellent example that would be nearly impossible to upgrade. *Sold*
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