U.S. M1937 Browing Automatic Rifle Cartridge Belt - Mint Condition

A stunning and mint example of an U.S. M1937 Browing Automatic Rifle Cartridge Belt. The belt is intended to hold 12 BAR magazines. It could be worn singly or in pairs. The belt is clearly U.S. marked and makers marked Boyt and dated 1942. There are some light traces of wear and storage some minor corrosion on the buttons. Cannot be upgraded.  read more

Code: 56734

U.S. Five Button Highneck Sweater - Nice Used Condition

This U.S. five button highneck sweater was introduced along with the M-1943 uniform. The sweater is in overall nice used near mint condition, the original label is missing into the sweater The sweater comrpomises a size medium. No major damages or excessive wear. Hard to be upgraded.  read more

Code: 56731

U.S. Early M17 Model 50 CAL Ammunition Box - Nice Used Condition

With no aparent damages and fitted with original webbing handgrip. This ammunition box is in overall nice condition with original text still visible, yet clearly used. The M17 Ammunition Chest was adopted 9 March 1942 for .50 caliber machine gun ammunition, replacing the .50 cal. wood ammunition box and the M3 Ammunition Chest. These boxes were not intended to mount on the gun, but fed the cart...  read more

Code: 55883

WH (HEER) Combat Y-straps Marked With RBN Number - Nice Used Condition

A nice used and attractive pair off Wehrmacht Combat Y-straps (Koppeltraggestell für Infanterie). Clearly marked with RBN Number. Nice original and in good used condition pair off Y straps.  read more

Code: 56311

Harley-Davidson Model 42 WLA Type VI June1944 Engine number 42WLA 60126

Harley-Davidson Model 42WLA engine number 60126 Type VI according to contact covers 42WLA from roughly 42WLA 60000.
to 42WLA 62479 and were built between June 1944 and August 1944 the number 60126 will be june 1944
The Harley-davidson WLA has been fully restored by us in our workshop with almost completely original parts down to the smallest detail.including the firestone tyres...  read more

Code: 56727

U.S. M43 i.e. Cotton Field Trousers 1944 - Nice Used Condition

U.S. Cotton Field Trousers also refered to as M43 trousers. Executed in OD shade 7 and introduced in august 1943. The trousers are in nice used condition with original label being present. The trousers measure a size 40x34 and are 1944 dated. Makers marked Modern Clothing Corp. An attractive pair of U.S. M43 i.e. Cotton Field Trousers.  read more

Code: 56724

U.S. Womens Trousers Wool Liner 1945 - Mint Condition

In what appears unissued i.e. mint condition. This U.S. womans wool trousers liner. Used for extra issolation in cold weather conditions. The liner compromises a size 12R and is makers marked A. Tumminelli & Sons Inc. Dated June 6th 1945. Hard to upgraded.  read more

Code: 56725

Panzer Tactics German Small-Unit Armor Tactics By Wolfgang Schneider - Out of Print

Written by Wolfgang Schneider this account of German small-unit armor tactics. Using period training manuals, after-action reports, countless interviews with Panzer veterans, and his own experiences as an armor commander in the modern German Army, Schneider describes World War Two Panzer tactics, coupling his narrative with scores of illustrations that highlight armor concepts. An interest and ...  read more

Code: 56716

Western Wall Fighting The attacks of the Americans in 1944/45 between Losheim (Rhineland-Palatinate) and Geilenkirchen (North Rhine-Westphalia) - Manfred GroB

As is well known, the American troops drove the remnants of the 15th and 7th German armies towards the Reich border with a gigantic superiority in material and personnel. Army Group B under Field Marshal Model was unable to stop the retreat of the German troops, some of which had been completely dissolved. It was only at the West Wall that Model succeeded in stabilizing the German defensive fro...  read more

Code: 56721

Rare British MK1 Petrol Cooker - Nice Used Condition

Increasingly hard to find this MK1 i.e. first model British Petrol Cooker. These cookers could be used to heat up food and water whilst in combat or excercise. There is a famous picture of the Battle of Arnhem two paratroopers making tea on a petrol cooker and offer it to a civilian.
The cooker is in clear used condition, with two spanners being present. The safety mark is present on th...  read more

Code: 56705