WW1 German Gaiters - color Hechtgrau. Material 100% wool. For uniforms M08 and early M15.
1 Pair.

Two versions of Lebenszeichen are now available in our collection. The green "Lebenszeichen" card was used through the German Feldpost system, allowing soldiers to reassure their families with a simple sign of life. Red civilian version, intended for use outside the military postal system during periods when normal correspondence was difficult or restricted.
Enjoy this set of 20 pieces.

Slovak Identity Card ("Preukaz totožnosti") issued during the Slovak Republic period (1939–1945). Original folding identification document was issued by the District Notary Office and contains handwritten personal details together with official period ink stamps and validation stamps.
1 piece, thick paper.

This Meldedienst Manual Set is an essential accessory for WWII German reenactors and living history displays. The set includes 10 authentic protective envelopes for completed message reports, plus 20 blank report forms that can be used if you do not yet own a Meldeblock. Faithfully reproduced from original wartime references

This booklet is a faithful reproduction of the British Rifle manual used during the WW2. It provided soldiers with essential instructions on rifle handling, marksmanship, maintenance, and safe weapon operation. An ideal addition for collectors, reenactors, museum displays, etc. 70 pages.

This stamp was intended to mark documents requiring the attention of a commanding officer or senior staff. It is ideal for reproductions of military files, folders, envelopes, maps, and headquarters paperwork used in historical reenactments, museum displays, or private collections. Rubber sheet, without handle.

Universal unit stamp for handwritten unit number - Feldpostnummer. Can find some usage on feldpost or soldbuch.
Rubber sheet, without handle.

Universal unit stamp for handwritten unit number - Feldpostnummer. Can find some usage on feldpost or soldbuch.
Rubber sheet, without handle.

German cross in Gold, just fill what suit you. Fill with typewriter or handwritten, add stamp (or use our custom made stamps).

Document is A5 size. Printed on our book paper (slightly yellow, natural unbleached).

The Kriegstagebuch (War Diary) was the official operational diary kept by German military units during World War II. It was used to record daily activities, combat operations, troop movements, orders, and other important events, providing a detailed chronological record of a unit's history. Format: A4 (separate A4 sheets).