
German M31 rucksack made from heavy grey-green/olive canvas, with leather fittings, metal buckles, a large main compartment, internal pocket and two front pockets. Used by Wehrmacht personnel during WWII to carry personal items, rations, spare clothing and field equipment.
German M35 map case, or Meldetasche 35, made from leather for carrying maps, documents and field writing tools. Used by officers, NCOs, dispatch riders, messengers and personnel involved in navigation or communication, it held maps, papers, pencils, rulers, compass and small field instruments.
German Nebelhandgranate 39, abbreviated Nb.Hgr.39, used during the Second World War. Although externally similar to the Stielhandgranate 24, it contained a smoke-producing composition. White identification markings, a later grooved wooden handle and smoke vents beneath the head distinguished it from the high-explosive stick grenade.
M43 Ankle Boots, a late-war development of the German Schnürschuhe, featuring an ankle-high cut, lace-up closure and durable hobnailed soles. Worn with Gamaschen gaiters, these boots increasingly replaced the more material-intensive marching boots as leather shortages and simplified wartime production became major concerns.
M43 ear muffs, wool reproduction for German winter field equipment. Designed to protect the ears from cold during guard duty, marches and outdoor service, they add a practical and realistic detail to uniforms, reenactment and historical displays.
German Stielhandgranate 43, developed as a simplified successor to the M24 stick grenade. Its principal identifying features are the solid wooden handle and the igniter mounted directly on top of the explosive head. Large-scale production and issue occurred mainly from 1944 until the end of the Second World War.
MG 34/42 black tool pouch made from sturdy leather, with closing flap, reinforced stitching and rear belt loops. Used with the MG 34 and MG 42 machine guns, it carried small tools, spare parts and maintenance accessories needed to keep the weapon functioning in the field.
MP38/40 leather sling, reproduction of the carrying strap used on German MP38 and MP40 submachine guns. Made from leather with textured finish and metal hardware, it completes the weapon for display, reenactment or uniform setup.
Brown leather sling for the MP38/40, with adjustment holes and reinforced ends. Used with the Maschinenpistole 38and Maschinenpistole 40, it allowed the weapon to be carried over the shoulder or across the body, keeping it stable during marching, service and field use.
MP38/40 leather sling, reproduction of the carrying strap used on German MP38 and MP40 submachine guns. Made from leather with textured finish and metal hardware, it completes the weapon for display, reenactment or uniform setup.
Blue MP40 ammunition pouches made from heavy canvas, with belt loops, closure straps and leather reinforcements. Issued as a left and right pair, each side carried three straight magazines for the Maschinenpistole 40, used by German personnel during WWII.
Green MP40 ammunition pouches made from heavy canvas, with belt loops, closure straps and leather reinforcements. Issued as a left and right pair, each side carried three straight magazines for the Maschinenpistole 40, used by German infantry, armoured crews, paratroopers and support units during WWII.
Tan MP40 ammunition pouches made from heavy canvas, with belt loops, closure straps and leather reinforcements. Issued as a left and right pair, each side carried three straight magazines for the Maschinenpistole 40, a German submachine gun used during WWII.
Tan canvas MP40 magazine pouches, with canvas straps, flap closures and metal studs. Each pouch has three vertical compartments for 32-round magazines, intended for MP38 and MP40 field equipment.
Green MP40 ammunition pouches made from heavy canvas, with belt loops, closure straps and leather reinforcements. Issued as a left and right pair, each side carried three magazines for the Maschinenpistole 40. The rear features Waffenamt markings, the well-known German military acceptance stamps.
Green MP44 ammunition pouches made from heavy canvas, with black leather straps, belt loops and reinforcements. Issued as a left and right pair, each side carried three magazines for the Sturmgewehr 44, the late-war German automatic rifle chambered for the 7.92 mm Kurz cartridge.
Tan MP44 ammunition pouches made from heavy canvas, with black leather straps, belt loops and reinforcements. Issued as a left and right pair, each side carried three curved magazines for the Sturmgewehr 44, the late-war German automatic rifle chambered in 7.92×33 mm Kurz.
German pioneer shovel carrier in brown leather, with rear belt loops, securing strap and reinforced stitching. Designed to carry the pioneer shovel on the belt or field equipment, it protected the blade and kept the tool secure during marching, digging work and field service.
WWII German reversible Zeltbahn in splinter camo, a multi-purpose shelter and poncho. Made from durable fabric with camouflage on both sides, it could be used in multiple configurations. A key component of standard German field equipment.
Straight shovel cover in black leather, with solid back construction, reinforced stitching and belt loops. Designed for carrying the German straight infantry shovel, it protected the blade and secured the tool to the soldier’s field equipment during marching and service.
Brown leather cover for the German straight entrenching shovel, with solid back construction, belt loops and buckle strap. An early carrier pattern for the fixed field shovel, using a fuller leather body than later open-back versions made to reduce material use.
Strap for German WWII gas mask container, designed to carry the cylindrical canister. Made from durable webbing with adjustable fittings and metal hooks, it allowed multiple carry positions. A standard component of individual soldier equipment.
Type I black leather carrier for the German Klappspaten folding shovel, with wraparound “box top” construction, strong stitching and equipment loops. An early carrier pattern designed for the compact folding entrenching tool used alongside the traditional fixed field shovel.
Rigid black leather holster for Walther P38, designed for the standard German service pistol of WWII. Featuring a molded structure and front flap closure, it protected the weapon in service. Used by both officers and enlisted personnel, it represents a typical element of military equipment.
Military holster for the Walther P38 pistol, made of black leather in soft shell construction. Used by personnel of the German Wehrmacht and other armed forces during the Second World War. Features a closing flap and side pouch for a spare magazine, designed for belt carry.
WH/LW medical pouch made from brown leather, with closing flap, rear belt loops and internal compartments for medical supplies. Used by medical personnel of the Wehrmacht and Luftwaffe, it carried bandages, gauze, dressings, scissors, disinfectants and small first-aid tools in the field.
WH/SS medical pouch made from black leather, with closing flap, rear belt loops and internal compartments for medical supplies. Used by medical personnel of the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS, it carried bandages, gauze, dressings, scissors, disinfectants and small first-aid tools in the field.