Original Wwii Army

WWII GERMAN FIELD ISSUE OFFICERS TROUSERS. German WWII Officer's wool trousers. Flared at the calf, these are made of green/gray wool same as the M36 M40 tunics. Field issue trousers, they feature leather inner legs in dark brown leather. The trousers look to be unissued and never worn, but do have several small moth holes here and there. At the bottom, they feature 3 buttons each side. The buttons all seem to match except for the buttons where the suspenders go, these are the simple metal dish ones. Partial off-white liner is WELL stamped with the makers name, and the. There is a period ...

   New old stock WWII German blue sport shorts with an approximately 35 waist. These have been folded since they were manufactured. Still complete with the paper tag. The overall condition is very good with a little light staining from storage on the back along fold lines which I tried to photograph, but it is quite hard to see. The shorts appear to have a channel to accept a drawstring at the waist although there is not drawstring currently. These are most likely Wehrmacht or a similar government contract. There was a large variety of patterns and colors and materials used but blue ...

One that may be a name/initials appears to be etched in the leather by hand. The remaining markings appear to be stamped. Most prominent is the half curved markings "HERMAN KAUFMAN" and below it BERLIN N. I found this item myself about 10 years ago in a long sealed-up surplus store warehouse within a large tri-wall cardboard container having many very old field gear odds-&-ends that were primarily US.   

Original WWII German artillery and mortar winkelmesser W. 35 in the original box. There is always a small flat unpainted area on nearly every piece of German artillery near the breach, that is where this would be placed and clamped down. This would allow you to calibrate the mounting of the sight block. It is in decent condition except for the bubble level, which is smashed. See photos for size and condition. I know there should be a simpler way of doing this, but I haven't figured it out, so this is my best option at the moment. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog....