2209FE2 - Wehrmacht Artillery compass. This compass was intended to be mounted on an artillery piece. The removable lid is stamped with the serial number 1633 . The base is also stamped with the same number. The compass was made by the firm ZIEL. Opening the lid reveals the compass. $500.  More Photos

2209FE1 - Wehrmacht under the helmet telephone. This bakelite set was made for use while the helmet was worn. The device has speaker and receiver ends and hand-depressed panel for transmission. A cloth wrapped battery cord is attached. The military acceptance code WA Waffenamt is stamped into the bakelite. 1500.  More Photos

224FE4 - FLAKFERNROHR 10 X 80 Luftwaffe crated flak optical device with tripod. This large flak spotting optical device is supported by a tripod. This large optical device was used for locating enemy aircraft. Complete with the accessory crate that measures 18.5 x 22.5x11.5 inches is the optical device is headrest pad amongst the accessories. The exterior of the crate reflects original postage stamps used to send the crate to the United States in 1945. Of particular interest are four official documents written in September 1945 authorizing Cpl. Harvey Priekset to send the Flakfernrohr home to Mr. Hans Moeller of Rock Valley, Iowa whose name and address appears on the crate. The heavily constructed tripod measures approximately 48 inches in length. Its folded width is approximately 7.0 inches. $3000.  More Photos

224FE3 - Wehrmacht desk telephone with battery pack. This 1940 dated desk telephone is complete with the battery pack and connecting wires. The pack and telephone are each well marked with the Waffenamt showing military acceptance. Of particular interest is the alpha letter coding label with corresponding nomenclature for each letter. The handset, cradle and battery pack are made of heavy bakelite $1200.  More Photos

224FE2 - Gebirgsjager (mountain troop) ice axe. This axe features a serrated and sharpened axe head. The axe displays the maker’s name WERK FULPMES, ASCHENBRENNER, GESC. GESCH. Attached to the axe is an unmarked heavy cotton canvas wrist strap. The axe measures approximately 34.0 inches in total length. $400.  More Photos

224FE1 - Wehrmacht 6x30 optical device for anti-aircraft gun by Carl Zeiss, Jena.6. This device measures approximately 9.0 inches in length. $450.  More Photos

201FE3 - Army issue field Dienstglas binoculars by Swarovski CAG. $400.  More Photos

201FE2 - Army tropical Y- straps. Fine example of Y- straps worn in Africa. $300. More Photos

201FE1 - Army tropical gasmask made by BMW. Excellent example displaying tropical paint finish. Well marked. Complete. $350. More Photos

193FE2 - Rare ZF4 scope case with accessories. Contains, lens, cleaning cloth, strap. Metal can is well marked withwaffenamt and jvc maker stamp. $5500. More Photos

193FE1 -Rare canvas magazine pouch. Well marked with KAR 43, bml 43 and waffenamt. Displays period use and excellent condition. $750. More Photos

188FE1 -Army horsehair pack marked for a Pionier unit. Excellent condtion pack complete. Well marked to a Pionier ( combat engineers) company. $175.  More Photos

186FE3 -SS marked 1938 dated field knife and fork set. $250.  More Photos

186FE2 -SS marked folding knife. $350.  More Photos

186FE1 - Dust goggles - $75. . More Photos

181FE1 - Luftwaffe Fallschirmjager ammunition bandoleer. This late war RBN marked bandoleer is constructed out of mismatched cotton and wool materials as is often seen in late war manufactured uniforms and equipment. The bandoleer is unissued. Rare. $1250. More Photos

175FE1 - Luftwaffe Fallschirmjager aluminum ammunition belt box for MG34. This rare Fallschirmjager article is approximately 18.0 inches long. The ammunition box has a release mechanism on one end that when raised it releases the latch that secures the box closed. The field gray painted finish shows normal/heavy period use. The box once held a belt of MG34 projectiles. The top lid shows a painted FJ unit designation. Only the Fallschirmjagers used this model of ammunition box. The top is stamped with a waffen amt and maker. On each side of the box is a leather wrapped carrying handle. This brown leather is fully intact and also shows wear consistent with the rest of the box. Rare. $285. More Photos

174FE5 - Deutsches Afrika Korps MP38 und MP40 - Army- pouches (loader side) with complete set matching \ magazines and loader dated 1941 - maker 98E for MP38 u. 40 with identical proof marks. Pouch itself stamped MP38 u. 40 dated 1941 and - FKX - maker. Note: excellent condition of pouch both sides and excellent supple and color of leather both sides. Rare. $2500. More Photos

174FE3 - Luftwaffe Flight mitts. Worn. 1943 dated. From the veteran's family. $150. More Photos

174FE2 - Luftwaffe flight mitts. RBN marked and dated 1942. Snaps are marked PRYM 6. Worn. From the veteran's family. $150. More Photos

174FE1 - German Army marked double barrel flare gun ( Leuchtpistole ). This flare gun is well marked with waffenamt acceptance marks.Double barrel flare pistols were most commonly used by the Luftwaffe and the Kriegsmarine. Obtained from the veteran's family. $850. More Photos

162FE15 - Army K98 ammo pouch - $60. More Photos

162FE14 - Army K98 ammo pouch - $60. More Photos

162FE13 - Army Canvas/ fur military backpack - $100. More Photos

162FE12 - Compass - $40. More Photos

162FE11 - Set of three signal flags with carrying case cotton - $200. More Photos

162FE10 - Army field knife and fork utensil set. Swivel model. - $100. More Photos

162FE9 - Army field utensil set , Waffenamt stamped. Aluminum. - $150. More Photos

162FE8 - Canteen with wool cover, displays use. $100. More Photos

162FE7 - Army canteen with wool cover and cup. Clip marked ROBERT RITTER, Mint - $165. More Photos

162FE6 - K98 Grenade launcher stamped " G.GR. GER K98 k " with leather case dated 1942 and Luftwaffe leather belt and buckle marked O.D.. Leather strap is size 98. - $600. More Photos

162FE5 - Bakelite artillery fuse containers. (4), dated 1938 with maker marks - $35. Ea. More Photos

158FE1 - 1944 dated Luftwaffe Fallschirmjager ammunition bandoleer. This heavy cotton drill tan bandoleer features star pattern snap pouches for K98 ammunition clips. On one end is stamped the Luftwaffe RBN number and the 1944 date. $1150. More Photos

133FE4 - goggle lenses tinted without case $55. More Photos

133FE5 - goggle lenses tinted with blue case $65. More Photos

132FE8 - German Observation scope tripod in original leather case $150. More Photos

132FE5 - Flare Gun mark BYF (Mauser) $300. More Photos

132FE6 - Flare gun with grip. $300. More Photos

132FE3 - Training projectile for smoke troop device that is deactivated. $250. More Photos

1209FE1 - Army canteen. $125. More Photos

1209FE2 - Luftwaffe K98 rifle cleaning kit. $150. More Photos

1209FE3 - Luftwaffe K98 rifle cleaning kit. $150. More Photos

1209FE4a - Luftwaffe K98 ammunition pouch. $135. More Photos

1209FE4 - Set of four drinking cups w/leather case. $75. More Photos

1209FE6 - Army field compass. $75. More Photos

1205FE1 - German Army tornister ( backpack) marked to the 1 Komp. 5 P.B. (Pionier Batt.) I. This early horse hair and canvas backpack display light use. Some of the horse hair is missing from the cover. The straps are intact and the tan canvas is in excellent condition. The maker and 1936 date are stamped in the leather on the back. Hard to find Pionier marked equipment. $250. More Photos

117FE1 - Large Kriegsmarine U-Boat binoculars case obtained from a museum marked "beh" and dated 1942. This large case would have been used to accommodate size 7 x 50 binoculars. This case features a Wehrmatch eagle over 'M" indicating use by the Kriegsmarine. The high quality black leather case measures 12.0 inches tall. The black leather is in excellent condition retaining most of its original black dye. The springs of the front latch that secures the body to the lid have been exposed due to wear. The leather that secures back hinge has also given way to age and is fragile showing an attempt made at restoration. This was caused by the case being displayed with the lid open and unsupported. The original straps are inside the case.The makes an excellent display piece for a set of binoculars. $725. More Photos

116FE8a - Polizei bread bag. This blue canvas bread bag with strap features tan leather tabs to which the "D" rings attach. One tab is stamped with the number 4. The interior of the bag is stamped "RR Berlin BB". The white leather internal straps would indicate use by the Polizei. Mint. $150. More Photos

095FE13 - Army map case. This case features 7 external pockets for holding various colored pencils used for marking maps. The interior is divided into 2 sections for holding maps. The maker is stamped on the inside of the fold-over flap. The case is dated 1942. $250. More Photos

095FE10 - Luftwaffe AK39 flight wrist compass. Worn by Luftwaffe aircrew personnel, the compass was used after ditching the aircraft or bailing out. This compass features a bakelite base with a clear plastic cover. The magnetic internal components still function indicating the various 360 degrees. The compass comes with its original black, expandable leather strap. An excellent example in working condition. $400. More Photos

094FE1 - Army Y straps. Used for suspending equipment while in the field, these straps feature two-toned leather belts with steel "hardware". The buckles, clips, rivets and rings show varying degrees of oxidation. The leather is mostly supple with no breaks. The reverse of one of the two larger belts features the RBN number. All the stitching is intact. $350. More Photos

089FE6 - 2.2. liter oil can for panzer vehicle dated 1940. This heavy aluminum can features a tag indicating that the contents were for use with panzers. Neat. Also on the tag is the manufacturer's name and location. A separate brass plate announces 2.2L OEL (OIL). It's hard to find any equipment that directly ties into "panzers". Rare. $500. More Photos