My Kriegsmarine 8 day clock Made by Kieninger & Obergfell.

Kieninger & Obergfell (Known today as Kundo) they are still a big producer of clocks in the Black Forest. Markings: Eagle with swastica and Marine-Nr. 19532, brass case which would have been painted black. ‘N’ for North Sea or 'Nordsee' in German.

A shot of the steel back plate with a second number

A 1943 shell lighter, I don’t think it’s trench art! Maybe someone can give some info on it

A 1943 shell lighter, with it's top off.

A lovely Wehrmacht issue Pipe, it is marked on the stem, ECHT BRUYERE. Which I think means real briar.

A view of the pipes bowl, the bowl seams small to me, maybe it was done that way for rationing.

Aus meiner Dienstzeit (From My Service Time) A Wehrmacht Soldiers official photo album.

Ehren-Chronit. This is a photo album that was issued to German troops, to Chronicle there Honours. It is black leather with silver embossed iron cross.

It has over 20 pages of pictures, ranging from awards and medals, to parade photos.

Pages to list their awards and area of combat, this one has not had anything written in it.

SS double decal helmet showing SS runes

SS double decal helmet showing the party badge

Wehrmacht Heer double decal showing the Army eagle and swastika

Wehrmacht Heer double decal showing the chevron

Double Decal Luftwaffe Helmet, showing the Luft eagle and swastika

Double Decal Luftwaffe Helmet chevron

An Enlisted man's SS sleeve eagle. Cut from the sleeve of an M36 tunic. Still factory sewn to the material.

A Cased Iron Cross first class

A Cased Iron Cross second class

Heer or Army Steel Buckle with some of it's paint left, Inscribed with the motto GOTT MIT UNS or GOD WITH US

An Aluminium Army Buckle, with pebble finish.

Some of its original olive paint left.

Leather Y-straps

Sated 1943

Bread bag, 43 dated Mess tin and a 42 dated water bottle

Just some of the contents (All original) that would have been carried in the bread bag

Knife; fork; spoon and can/bottle opener, they are dated 41 and all are marked Rostfrei, with a very nice eagle and swastika. When not in use they all slide together in one piece.

Here they are together in one piece ready to be put in the bread bag.

Gas Cape

Hair Clippers

Daimon Telko Torch

D.R.P. Marsch Kompass Front

D.R.P. Marsch Kompass Back

D.R.P. Marsch Kompass inside

Artillery compass

Not the best example of a gas mask, but it was only £30. The guy that sold it to me said it was post war and it’s not! It’s marked fm 44 on the pull down opener, both items tell me its WWII, the date and the opener, the straps are post war though.

Then the inside of the can and the mask it’s self, the can has no other markings so I looked at the mask its self, dated 42 on the side of the casting and the lenses are dated 1944.

So I look inside the spare lens box in the lid and they are dated 45.

Then I look for marks inside the lip of the mask, two lovely waffen amp stamps! So I pay him £30 and toddle of home happy to know I could sell it on for £60.

Cavalry stile K98 Bayonet dated 43 with matching numbers on the scabbard and a 42-dated ridged shovel with its original leather hanger, a hard to find item these days.

Luger P08

Maker marked byf for Mauser, Obendorf and dated 42.

K98 42 dated ammo pouches and cleaning kit, all came from Russia so I know they were used on the eastern front.

K98, 1939 date and makers number 42, the 42 tells me it’s from Mauser, Obendorf.

K98 cleaning kit makers mark

K98 cleaning kit waffenamp

MG34 dated 1940, this is also a Russian capture, so I know it was used on the eastern front.

MG34 dated 1940 & makers-mark

MG42 with a 50 round drum, this also came from captured Russian stock. I have bought all my de-acts from Ryton Arms, a link to their page is in my links.

MG42 1942 date and makers marks

MG42 spare barrel carrier dated 1943

MG Twin drum carrier Gurttrommeltrager

MG 250rnd Patronenkasten34 & 41

MG 250rnd Patronenkasten34 & 41

This is an original Panzerfause 60/100, but someone has tried to restore it by painting the tube.

The only original paint is here on the war head

And here on the trigger and sight.

A Reich’s Kreigsmarine flag size 100x170

This photo shows the marking, Reich’s Kreigsmarine flag size 100x170 and a Kreigsmarine Eagle and swastika.

Wehrmacht 20mm flak shells HE & AP

This is an 88mm high explosive shell; they were used by the flack batteries and the Tiger 1 but most likely, this one would have been a flack shell.

This is an 88mm armour piercing shell, they were used by the 88 Flak when they were used as static anti-tank guns, as well as the Tiger 1. With this shell though, I know it was to be used in a Tiger, because I know where is was found!!

The Tellermine 35 is a German anti-tank mine used extensively during the Second World War.

Height: 76mm; Diameter: 318mm; Weight: 9.1kg; Explosive Content: 5.5kg TNT; Trigger Weight: 90 to 189kg.

S-Mine