German Army Fat/Oil Tin For Horse Drawn Artillery Dated 1936

Original German army Fat/Oil Tin for horse drawn artillery units, used for a wide variety of purposes. This tin is good shape. A few dents visible, most notably under the locking latch. This doesn’t affect the closing/ opening of the tin. Tin has four fixings to feed a strap on and secure it to a load. A very faint makers mark is present with a clear 1936 date. A nice rare piece.  read more

Code: 536

German Soldier in M44 Uniform Postcard Size Photograph

Studio portrait of a German soldier in late war M44 uniform. Dated 1944 on the reverse.  read more

Code: 501

German Army Rubberised Gas Cape Bag

Original German army Rubberised gas cape bag. Rubber in very good condition and remains soft. Makers stamp present including WaA inspection mark. One Bakerlite button missing.  read more

Code: 487

German Army Soldier Postcard Size Photograph

German Army soldier in full uniform. Nice studio portrait signed on the front with the soldiers name on the back.  read more

Code: 502

German Army Soldier in Uniform Pre War Postcard Photograph

Postcard size photograph of a pre war German soldier in M36 Greatcoat and M35 helmet.  read more

Code: 505

German Army Soldier With DRA Sports Badge Postcard Photograph

Postcard photograph of a German soldier in army uniform wearing the DRA bronze sports badge.  read more

Code: 504

German Army Soldier With GAB Postcard Size Photograph

Postcard size studio portrait of a German soldier wearing General assault badge and the ribbon for Iron Cross second class.  read more

Code: 499

German Army Gaiters

Mid/ Late war German army gaiters. All leather and buckles present, one repair present. One small hole in the other gaiter. Faint RBN numbers present.  read more

Code: 481

Pair of Luftwaffe NCO Postcard Size Photographs

Pair of original Luftwaffe studio portraits to the same man. One dated 1939.  read more

Code: 508

Three Studio Portraits German Soldier “Hugo Schmitt”

Three studio portraits in postcard size all named to “Hugo Schmitt”. Two taken together on Leonar paper, the other taken after promotion April 1941.  read more

Code: 509