
German WWII A-frame with webbing straps, made from strong canvas with textile securing straps. Attached to the Y-straps and equipment belt, it carried a Zeltbahn, mess tin, blanket, A-frame bag and small field items in a compact arrangement during marching and field service.
German WWII A-frame made entirely from leather, used as an auxiliary carrier for combat equipment. Attached to the Y-straps and belt, it allowed the soldier to carry a Zeltbahn, mess tin, blanket, utility bag and small field items in a compact, stable arrangement.
Aluminium belt hooks for WH/SS German tunics, reproduction of the internal support hooks used on German uniform jackets. Designed to hold the equipment belt in position, they help distribute weight and complete tunics for display, reenactment and collecting.
Aluminum canteen cup for German WWII field bottle, designed to fit beneath the standard canteen. Lightweight and durable, it was used for drinking and heating liquids in the field. A key component of the individual mess and hydration system.
Anti-sand goggles for German WWII Afrika troops, designed for desert operations. Featuring a synthetic frame with fabric covering, dark wraparound lenses, and adjustable strap, they protected against sand, wind, and intense sunlight. Typical of tropical field equipment.
Artillery Luger P08 holster made from black leather, designed for the Lange Pistole 08 with its 200 mm barrel. The carrying system could include a shoulder strap, magazine pouch and fittings for the board stock, allowing the pistol, magazines and accessories to be carried together.
Bakelite K98 Bayonet Grips – Black, suitable for the Seitengewehr 84/98 III used with the Karabiner 98k. Pair of black side grip panels designed to replace missing, damaged or worn grips while preserving the technical appearance of the German WWII bayonet.
Bakelite K98 Bayonet Grips – Brown, suitable for the Seitengewehr 84/98 III used with the Karabiner 98k. Pair of brown side grip panels designed to replace missing, damaged or worn grips while preserving the technical appearance of the German WWII bayonet.
Black leather bayonet frog for S98/05 (K98/05), designed to attach the bayonet to the German military belt. Made from thick leather with a metal stud and belt loop, it ensured secure carry and quick access. Common in WWII equipment, used with multiple compatible bayonet models.
Black leather belt loop with grey D-ring, a German Second World War equipment accessory for the service belt. It was used to attach extra field gear or to connect Y-straps when ammunition pouches were not worn. A small but practical component of the soldier’s field equipment.
Black leather belt loop with square D-ring, a German Second World War equipment accessory for the service belt. It was used to attach extra field gear, connect Y-straps or protect the main belt from metal hooks. A small but highly practical detail of field equipment.
Black leather holster for the Walther PPK 7.65 mm, with full flap, light stitching, spare magazine pouch and leather strap with metal stud closure. A compact pattern for German pocket pistols, used by officers, police personnel and uniformed service members.
Black leather K98 bayonet frog with strap for the Seitengewehr 84/98, with belt loop, securing strap and reinforced stitching. Used to attach the metal bayonet scabbard to the equipment belt, it kept the bayonet stable and secure during marching, service and field use.
WWII Luftwaffe blue Brotbeutel made from strong blue-grey cotton canvas, with front flap, buttons, rear belt loops and metal rings. Used by Luftwaffe personnel to carry rations, bread, eating utensils, tobacco, personal items and small field accessories, often with the Feldflasche and Kochgeschirr.
WWII German bread bag in olive canvas, with front flap, buttons, rear belt loops and metal attachment rings. Used to carry rations, bread, eating utensils, tobacco, personal items and small field accessories, it was worn on the belt or combined with the canteen and mess tin.
WWII German bread bag in tan canvas, with brown leather details and reinforcements, front flap, buttons, rear belt loops and metal rings. Used to carry rations, bread, eating utensils, tobacco, personal items and small field accessories, often together with the Feldflasche and Kochgeschirr.
WWII German tropical Brotbeutel made from olive/khaki cotton canvas, with cotton webbing reinforcements and fittings replacing leather parts. Used in hot climates to carry rations, bread, eating utensils, tobacco, personal items and small field equipment, with belt loops and rings for the canteen and mess tin.
Standard field bag of the German Wehrmacht, model M31, in the typical mid-war tan canvas version. Used by German soldiers to carry daily rations, personal items and small field equipment. Equipped with metal hooks and straps for attachment to the belt and canteen.
Brown leather bayonet frog for K98, designed to attach the standard German bayonet to the belt. Made from thick leather with a metal stud and belt loop, it ensured secure carry and quick access. Widely used by enlisted troops, it is a standard component of WWII field equipment.
Brown leather holster for the Walther PPK 7.65 mm, with closing flap, reinforced stitching and rear belt loop. Designed for the compact Walther PPK, it protected the pistol during service and allowed discreet carry by police personnel, officers, officials and security staff.
Brown leather K98 bayonet frog with strap for the Seitengewehr 84/98, with belt loop, securing strap and reinforced stitching. Used to attach the metal bayonet scabbard to the equipment belt, it kept the bayonet stable and secure during marching, service and field use.
Canvas bayonet frog for the K98 Mauser Seitengewehr 84/98, with reinforced construction and belt loop. Used to attach the bayonet scabbard to the equipment belt, it supported the metal scabbard and kept the bayonet stable during marching, service and field use.
DAK canvas webbing Y-straps made from strong sand/khaki cotton webbing with leather reinforcements and end pieces. Used with tropical German field equipment, they distributed the weight of ammunition pouches, canteen, shovel carrier, bread bag and other belt-mounted gear during service in North Africa and warm climates.
WWII German DAK tropical shovel cover in tan, made from strong canvas and webbing, with rear belt loops and a securing strap. Designed for carrying the German field Spaten in hot climates, it protected the blade and attached the tool to the belt or field equipment.
Pair of WWII German light green rifle grenade bags, inspired by field carriers used with the K98k and Schiessbecher launcher. Made from sturdy canvas, they were designed to balance the load at the sides of the body while carrying rifle grenades, launching cartridges or small infantry equipment.
Jump gloves issued to Luftwaffe Fallschirmjäger, distinguished by their long protective cuffs, robust construction and elasticated wrist and upper cuff. Developed as part of the specialized equipment of German paratroopers, they provided additional protection to the hands and wrists during parachute jumps, landings and subsequent field operations.
WWII German field shovel, a compact multi-purpose tool used for digging trenches and defensive positions. Made of steel with a wooden handle, it was durable and easy to carry. A standard item of individual equipment, often worn on the belt in a carrier.
Foldable eating utensil (spoon + fork) used by German WWII soldiers for field rations. Made of metal with a compact folding design, it combined practicality and portability. A standard item of individual equipment across all branches.
German Type II folding shovel cover in black leather, with rear belt loops, securing strap and reinforced stitching. Designed for the German Klappspaten, it protected the folded blade and secured the tool to the belt or field equipment during marching and service.
G43 ammunition pouches in olive canvas, with rear belt loops, closure straps and reinforcements. Designed to carry detachable magazines for the Gewehr 43, they held ready ammunition for the German semi-automatic rifle used by Wehrmacht personnel during the Second World War.
German WWII A-frame made from strong canvas with leather straps, used as an auxiliary carrier for combat equipment. Attached to the Y-straps, it allowed the soldier to carry a Zeltbahn, mess tin, blanket, utility bag and small field items in a compact, stable arrangement.
WWII German Dienstbrille with case, issued service eyeglasses for soldiers requiring vision correction. Featuring a metal frame, protective case, and internal card with the soldier’s personal details. A standard piece of individually assigned military equipment.
German WWII gas mask can with straps, cylindrical metal container used to carry the gas mask. Featuring a secure closure and adjustable shoulder straps, it allowed multiple carry positions. A standard and iconic piece of individual military equipment.
WWII German green gaiters made from strong canvas, with black leather straps, tabs and lower edging. Worn over low ankle boots, they secured the trouser bottoms and protected the ankle area from mud, dust, debris and abrasion during field service.
The Heer leather Y-straps were a key element of the German soldier’s field equipment during World War II. This Y-shaped suspension system distributed the weight of ammunition pouches, canteen, mess kit and pack across the shoulders and back. Used by enlisted men and NCOs, they were produced by numerous German military suppliers.
K98 Bayonet Replacement Wood Grips, suitable for the Seitengewehr 84/98 III used with the Karabiner 98k. Pair of side grip panels designed to replace missing, damaged or worn grips and restore the traditional appearance of the bayonet handle.
K98 Bayonet Scabbard – E. u. F. Hörster 1939, metal scabbard for the Seitengewehr 84/98 III used with the Karabiner 98k rifle. Marked by the Solingen maker E. & F. Hörster, it reflects early-war production before later coded manufacturer markings became widespread.
Brown leather sling for the Karabiner 98k with frog, complete with the leather retaining piece. Used with the K98k, it allowed the rifle to be carried over the shoulder, adjusted for length and secured correctly through the stock and front sling attachment points.
K98 leather sling with frog, complete accessory for the German Karabiner 98k. Made from leather with metal hardware, adjustment slider and frog retaining piece, ideal for completing display rifles, reenactment setups or uniform presentations.
Black leather ammo pouch for the Kar98k rifle. Issued to German soldiers in WWII as standard gear, worn on the belt to ensure fast reloads in battle.
Leather canteen strap for German WWII field bottle, designed to secure the characteristic canteen with coconut-fiber covering. Featuring an adjustable metal buckle, it ensured a stable fit and easy attachment to field gear. A standard component of individual soldier equipment.
Leather chinstrap for M35/40/42 helmets, fitted with aluminium buckle and studs. A 13-hole pattern associated with early wartime production: strong leather, firm stitching and lightweight hardware for completing or restoring M31 liner systems and German Stahlhelm shells.
Leather straps for German M31 WWII rucksacks, fitted with metal buckles and adjustment holes. Used for carrying the M31 rucksack and connecting it to the soldier’s equipment, they helped keep the pack stable during marching, transfers and field service.
Luftwaffe M31 rucksack made from strong blue-grey canvas, with leather trim, metal buckles, a large main compartment and two front pockets. Used by German air force personnel during WWII to carry personal items, rations, spare clothing and small service equipment.
Rigid black leather holster for Luger P08, designed to carry the German Parabellum pistol. Featuring a molded structure and front flap closure, it protected the weapon during service. Commonly used by officers and NCOs, it represents a standard element of military personal equipment.
Small magazine loading tool used for the Luger P08 pistol. Made of steel, it was designed to compress the magazine spring, making it easier to insert cartridges. Accessory associated with Luger pistols issued to German Wehrmacht and other armed forces during the Second World War.
German Stielhandgranate 24, commonly referred to as the M24 and nicknamed the “potato masher” because of its distinctive shape. Introduced in 1924 and used by the Reichswehr and Wehrmacht, it consisted of a cylindrical sheet-steel head, a hollow wooden handle and a delayed-action friction igniter.
Standard Trinkbecher for the German M31 canteen. Made in black bakelite/plastic, it was designed to fit over the base of the Feldflasche 31. This wartime version replaced earlier aluminum cups as Germany shifted strategic metals to more essential military uses, making it a characteristic component of WWII German field gear.