£95.00
A super condition Imperial German bayonet frog manufactured in 1914.
Dark tan/brown untouched leather is in outstanding supple condition for its age. (Would benefit, as I always recommend with hide food for further longevity).
Damage free with good clear maker details ‘Hans Romer Nue-Ulm 1914’ with a later marking ‘BAM 9 30’ to the reverse side (see images).
An excellent accompaniment to a period bayonet
The German description being the Gasschutzmaske M.15 A superb example of a German M.15 gas mask often called the Gummimaske; as used for training purposes, identified as such by the red paint banding to the face mask eye pieces, the filter canister and the canister lid banding. Further training identification is by the stencilling of the wording ‘Ubungsmaske ' to the filter holder. The face
Not something so common to German troops as it was to the British during and post WW1. A nicely made, from bullet cartridges, small photo frame, containing its original photo image and its box to send it home. At the head of the frame a two piece badge was attached, the ‘upper’ element of the badge now absent. Very good overall condition, and a nice variant on then
A very nice condition, field used bread bag in grey heavy canvas fabric. All fittings (bar the centre bag securing button) are present and are in good serviceable condition. Bag is with some fading and staining to the reverse side (see images). Centre belt strap is with a good maker mark and less clear issue date. A nice item forming part of German field equipment.
I never knew that German match box covers existed ! This is a chrome plated steel cover with a super obverse embossed image of a ‘Berta’ shell with an Imperial Iron Cross super imposed on it. The legend on it reads ‘FLEISSIGE BERTA’, translated meaning ‘Hard working Berta’. Excellent damage free condition, with slight plating loss to high points and corners. No maker details
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