WW2 - German and Axis

GERMAN WWII M1939 CHEMICAL WARFARE SUIT.

The complete chemical warfare suit as shown on page 172 ,172,173,174 and, 175 of Uniforms and Traditions of the German Army volume 3, the set has never been taken out of its protective bag, all tapes are present.  read more

Code: 93383

GERMAN WWII ARMY OFFICERS BROCADE BELT LOOP ONLY.

One of the two loops that is fitted to the army officers parade belt. Green and white brocade.  read more

Code: 93395

GERMAN WWII RED CROSS MANS HEWER SCABBARD ONLY.

The scabbard for a Red Cross hewer. One screw missing to the upper mount. Minor indentation close to the lower mount. Some corrosion, restored paint.  read more

Code: 93402

GERMAN WWII RLB 2ND MODEL OFFICERS CROSS GUARD.

An undamaged cross guard for the RLB 2nd model officers dagger. A factory unfinished item.  read more

Code: 93403

ITALIAN WWII MVSN SHORT MODEL DAGGER SCABBARD.

The short model MVSN dagger scabbard only, complete with its belt loop. Some indentations at the base.  read more

Code: 93404

ITALIAN WWII MVSN DAGGER GRIP AND BLADE.

The blade can be cleaned, the cross guard has been shortened. Undamaged grip.  read more

Code: 93406

GERMAN WWII ARMY OFFICERS DAGGER CROSS GUARD DE-NAZIFIED.

original De nazified cross guard.  read more

Code: 93411

GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE FLAK BADGE BY ASSMANN.

A toned overall Luftwaffe Flak Badge, some remains of silvering to the swastika itself. Faint Assmann marked underneath the needle pin, complete with original hook and hinge.  read more

Code: 93415

ITALIAN WWII M.39 FIGHTING KNIFE.

A good example of the 1939 combat knife, overall length 34cm. Excellent blade that has not been abused but minor sharpening marks however the profile is good, with its steel oval cross guard, wooden grips with three rivets, slight burn mark to one side of the grip and what appears to be a chip replaced to the grip. The scabbard is generally good, one dent to the upper area, some paint loss with...  read more

Code: 93417

GERMAN WWII 7 X 50 DIENSTGLAS BINOCULARS.

A good set of the 7 x 50 Dienstglas, individually numbered ‘288496’ with the letter ‘M’ below, this may? designate Marine. Full maker’s mark of ‘Leitz of Wetzlar’. One area of approximately 5cm square of the crackle finish missing from the frame. Some paintwork missing from the metallic edges of the frame. Optics generally good but could use a clean. Complete with its original long neck strap.  read more

Code: 93421