Original WWII German Army Bakelite whistle as issued to NCOs and section leaders for field signals and command control. Made from black Bakelite with the classic cylindrical body and rounded mouthpiece. This example is unmarked, as many wartime whistles were, and remains in good working order. Historical Context Whi...

Original wartime-issued German Army Nachrichten (signals) troops leather signaller’s pouch. Constructed from blackened leather with internal divider and pencil rack intact. Designed to hold writing instruments, papers, notebook and small tools required for field communication work. The pouch retains its belt loops a...

Original Wehrmacht Sanitäter (Medical Corps) water canteen, complete with its Bakelite drinking cup and full leather harness assembly. The bottle is clearly marked “W.A.L. 42”, identifying it as a 1942 manufacture, while the cup bears the “gfc 1944” maker’s code. This is the larger medical variant, used by German fi...

Original WW2-period German Army metal carry case for the Gasanzeiger gas detection system, used to store and transport chemical detection lozenges. These cases were issued to Wehrmacht units as part of standard chemical warfare preparedness equipment. Historical Context The Gasanzeiger system was employed by the Ger...

Original WWII German Army spare lens sets (Klarscheiben) for the standard Wehrmacht gas mask. Each set consists of two clear replacement lenses sealed in grease-proof paper marked with German instructions for handling and installation. Designed for storage within the lens compartment inside the gas mask canister lid...

Original German Army fat/oil tin intended for use with horse-drawn artillery units. These tins were issued for storing grease, oil, or similar maintenance materials and could be secured to loads or harness equipment during transport. Historical Context Prior to and during the early years of the Second World War, the...

Original Second World War German Army-issued pocket watch manufactured by Silvana, a well-known Swiss watchmaker contracted to supply military timepieces. This example is correctly marked with the “D H” (Dienstuhr Heer) designation, indicating official issue to the German Army, and is complete with its original leat...

INCREDIBLE Original WWII German 7×50 Panzer binoculars manufactured by Hensoldt, known among collectors as the “ice-cream cone” style due to their tall tapered housings. Marked Dienstglas 7×50 with wartime code bmj and serial number 556504. Almost all textured black finish remains, with clear optics and fully adjust...

Original pre-war German Army 10×50 Dienstglas binoculars manufactured by E. Leitz Wetzlar. Marked “Dienstglas 10×50 – 259152 – M H/6400”, these represent one of the higher-quality optics issued to officers, artillery observers, and specialist troops. Lenses remain clear and adjustable. The leather neck strap is orig...

Original 1934-dated Reichswehr gas mask tin, an early transitional example from the interwar German army. Retains original field-grey paint and features a clear Reichsadler (eagle) and “WaA” inspection stamp on the base with the date “1934.” The lens compartment remains intact and includes spare lenses with maker ma...

Original German-made Busch compass, produced as a private-purchase item in the pre-war to early war period. This example is DRGM marked and housed in its original Bakelite body, retaining the correct period drawstring cloth bag. A desirable and fully functional navigation piece representative of early Wehrmacht fiel...