A beautiful WW2 German leather greatcoat as worn by the Kriegsmarine, Army, Luftwaffe and the Waffen SS. For reference see 'The Kriegsmarine - Vol 1' by Angolia/Schlict. This coat, like many, has had slight adaptions following the end of the war to enable the coat to be worn during peacetime - buttons changed for a more civil look, the shoulder board fixings/loops removed, the dagger straps in the left pocket taken out though the buttons and straps are still loose with the coat. This is a very scarce coat and can easily have the shoulder board fixings/loops remounted.

A nice WW2 German Red Cross tunic and side cap. The tunic is in excellent condition with the minimal of wear, I believe this tunic has been worn postwar as well, the original owner advised he wore it until 1947 until released from British control after denazification. There are no marks on the tunic, The collar has a size tab of '50', sizes are approx in inches - chest 38, collar to tail drop 30, arm length 26. The tunic has collar patches and the Red Cross ribbon bar, an armband is worn though is not an official issue, this in itself is not unusual as many were locally made by unit tailors. Overall a nice tunic. The cap is very nice, you do not come across many Red Cross side caps, no damage, there is an ink mark inside but very difficult to read, could be 'E39' I'm not sure, the badge is excellent, again a fine cap though wear is obvious as the pictures show. A nice pair of Red Cross items.

An extremely rare surviving WW2 German Red Cross tracksuit, complete with issue tags, hardly worn though with some clicking to the material - see photographs. Excellent example of the Red Cross sports vest insignia on the tracksuit top. A rare treasure for the Red Cross collector.

A nice set of WW2 Kriegsmarine sailor's fatigues or deck uniform, comprising both the tunic and trousers in hbt material, the tunic has a a breast eagle - this is not the norm though photographic evidence does exist showing such - both tunic and trousers are in excellent condition, Tunic is stamped 'BAK 8 12 40' - A nice set of deck fatigues.

A very unusual WW2 Mountain Troops camo smock, with shoulder boards and edelwiess buttons, not seen one like this before, possibly Italian pattern as a number of units wore Italian camo, needs more research, however, a very nice camo smock in the typical mid war pattern. Interesting smock.