WW2 - German and Axis

GERMAN POLISH WWII RADOM SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Very similar in appearance to the Colt 45, this Polish company produced these weapons under the occupation of Germany. The right hand side of the pistol is absolutely perfect with a good amount of original blueing remaining. Gun number H3618 with its celluloid grips marked ‘VIS’. The opposite side has some old corrosion possibly where the gun has been laying on one side, marked ‘Radom VIS Model...  read more

Code: 97066

GERMAN WWII SS JERRY CAN.

An original but battered SS Jerry can, dated 1942, still covered in dirt and dust from barn storage. The filler cap is working correctly, indentations as can be seen by our web images.  read more

Code: 97074

GERMAN WWII NOTEK REAR LIGHT, SEMI CAMOUFLAGED.

The rear blackout light used on all German vehicles for convoy use. Much original sand coloured factory finish with touches of a camouflage over-spray. Both fixing screws and nuts present. Fully operational.  read more

Code: 97085

GERMAN WWII CAMOUFLAGE UNIDENTIFIED MOTORCYCLE SPARES CONTAINER.

A nicely painted in typical Normandy fashion camouflage container that comes from a German motorcycle, the identity of which we have not been able to establish. Good Normandy camouflage finish, some slight losses as can be seen in our web images. No visible markings.  read more

Code: 97087

GERMAN WWII ARMY INFANTRY OFFICERS CAP. HUGE SIZE.

A good service worn saddle shaped very large size infantry officers visor cap. Standard white piped , No moth damage evident anywhere on the cap. Dark green centre band. One piece stamped white metal eagle with a bullion cockade, which has some light oxidisation. Standard officers cap cords. Fibre peak. To the interior heavy wear use is evident, clear ‘Erel Berlin’ marking underneath the centra...  read more

Code: 97092

GERMAN WWII ARMY DOUBLE DECAL M.40 CAMOUFLAGE HELMET.

An ET62 shell Army helmet with a stunning blotch camouflage finish. The tan base is covered with green and brown splotch pattern, almost in a chicken wire effect. camo paint coverage upon each rivet, showing the liner is untouched. Both decals are very present under the camo paint. The 8 tongue leather liner is present with original draw string, one section of the liner is repaired as shown. Or...  read more

Code: 97103

GERMAN WWII SINGLE DECAL SAND TEXTURE CAMOUFLAGE HELMET.

A shell stamped Q64 Model 1940 army single decal helmet with sand-textured camouflage finish. Green and tan paint used with sand within the mix, much paint coverage to the front and rear, leaving the decal area clear. The 8-tongued liner is crisp and complete with original draw string. The original chin strap has the tip removed, a very sleepy 'one looker' camouflage helmet.  read more

Code: 97109

GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE M.35 EARLY DECAL COMBAT HELMET.

A lovely condition ET66 size shell in the early Luftwaffe blue. Some thinness to the paint in the forehead area. The helmet is complete with both its national tricolour and its early short winged eagle. The outer shell retains all the paint to the liner retaining rivet heads. Excellent colour to the interior, with its mid tan liner, which is complete, undamaged, soft and supple. Faint traces of...  read more

Code: 97115

GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE M.40 SINGLE DECAL COMBAT HELMET.

Extremely good 1940 pattern Luftwaffe blue grey rough cast paint to the exterior with a totally undamaged Luftwaffe decal. To the interior the liner retains much original colour, the liner is stamped size ‘57’, the helmet shell is stamped ‘Q64’. The original drawstring remains. There is some slight roughness to the leather at the join with the inner band in the forehead area. The chinstrap is a...  read more

Code: 97116

GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE AIR MINISTRY NCO CAP.

A mid-size, possibly 55 visor cap with black piping for Luftwaffe Reich Air Ministry. no moth present upon the blue cloth, Standard NCO Luftwaffe eagle and cockade in place. Grey silk lining is stained and the central celluloid lozenge has the red makers mark of Schellenberg. A few stitch repairs re-attaching the leather liner band. A good used example of a rare configuration cap.  read more

Code: 97118