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This is the large size deluxe German WWII tent made by tentsmiths.com. They charge $750 for the tent and another $300 for all the poles, pegs ropes etc. A friend bought this and paid $1000 total. It has been used about 8 times and is clean and without issues. It is described on there site as: We build German tents from tan, suntan, grey and dark green army duck with a Sunforger finish. Built to our usual standards we offer two sizes of the Staff Tent, with three clear plastic windows and a single door entrance. We were lucky enough to examine an original Staff Tent before they became extinct. Doors and windows covers close with wooden toggles, and the tent is covered with loops to tie camouflage. It is very cool you will love it. Post will be approximately $50-$70.
My Buddy Woodstock bought this from At The Front about 10 years ago, and never wore it. It is a really nice tunic made of the correct wool and machine sewn with high quality Reddic insignia. It is correct in every detail, in terms of cut and style. This will look great in your collection room, and is much cheaper than a $15K original one.
This is made from WWII Swiss wool, and has a nice look. The sleeve eagle is an original tropical one. The rest of the insignia is very good. The straps show some slight water damage. Overall, this is a really good looking tunic priced less than the $15K of a real one.
This is a high quality SS NCO tunic with lots o' insignia. It is very clean and without issues, problems or smells. It is perfect to wear reenacting or to the coffee shop. The goth chicks will dig it.
This is a high quality tunic made by Bunker Militaria. It is unissued or maybe used once. The wool is excellent as is the cut and sewing. You will not be disappointed.
Ten years ago I bought a small quantity of German uniforms used in Saving Pvt. Ryan from the person who bought the entire load. Recently I bought a small collection belonging to a friend, who bought this piece from me when I originally obtained it. This is a very high quality SS camo set of Panzer coveralls. The material is virtually identical to the original war time stuff. The buttons are also really good. It shows only light use, but does have a repair in the crotch area. It is a wonderful display item sized smaller. My friend Dennis is approx. 5'8", and this fit him.
Ten years ago I bought a small quantity of German uniforms used in Saving Pvt. Ryan from the person who bought the entire load. Recently I bought a small collection belonging to a friend who bought this piece from me when I originally obtained it. This is a very high quality Army tan and water smock made with absolutely great camo material and perfectly sewn. It was aged for the movie slightly, and has a nice look.
This is a very nice looking aged camo smock. It was used by a reenactor for several years and has a nice used look. It has also been washed so does not include any nasty BO. It is the correct material and cut. The pockets are made of cotton but not hbt material. The buttons look real and the button holes are correctly made. This is a good looking smock for your display without spending a million for a real one.
This is a good looking replica SS camo smock. It looks new and nice and clean. The colors are nice and bright the cut is correct. It will look really nice in a display.
This is a good looking replica SS camo smock, showing good honest field use by a reenactor. It looks like it went to Russia and back. It is faded, but has no problems. It is perfect for a display or mannequin. I have priced t to sell fast.
You always wanted a set of these, but do not want to pay $7K+. This is a very high quality replica used by a reenactor. It shows age and use, and looks like a real one! You could give it a dry cleaning, but the way it is, it looks original. This is perfect for a uniform display. Fool your friends, they will not know. Let them think you scored this @ a garage sale for $5! The size is a large approx 42.
You always wanted a set of these, but do not want to pay $7K+. This is a very high quality replica used by a reenactor. It shows age and use, and looks like a real one! You could give it a dry cleaning, but the way it is, it looks original. This is perfect for a uniform display. Fool your friends, they will not know. Let them think you scored this @ a garage sale for $5! The size is a large approx 44.
This is made by At The Front about 10 years ago, and looks to have never been used. The colors are nice and bright, and the material is a correct hbt cotton weave. It looks very close to the original. This is perfect for a display or for reenacting or just to wear to the Blue Oyster Bar of Friday.
These were used in the Saving Pvt. Ryan film, and are what is left of the small load of these I had. They show movie use and a repair on the knee. They are perfect for a mannequin or reenacting. The wool is a very nice quality, as is the cut and hardware. They have been washed, and are clean.
These are a super quality replica of the standard SS, Army and Luftwaffe EM steel belt buckles. They are made of stamped steel in Hungry, and imported for your wearing pleasure. These are very solid and do not break. They fit a standard German WWII or replica belt.
This is a nice aged replica used in the Saving Pvt. Ryan film. It has been lightly aged and looks good. I have seen them sold as original. The base or bottom of the triangle seems to have a bit of a upwards bow or arch in the cut. It only shows slightly and is very shallow. This would be great for a field gear display or background for your man cave.
This is a new modern replica. It is completely correct in cut style and pattern. It only has buttons on one side, which is fine for a reenacting piece or your display. It was used several times, but looks new.
This is a nice looking, new unused quality replica, which is perfect for a display, reenacting or just to wear around.
This is a nice looking, new unused quality replica, which is perfect for a display, reenacting or just to wear around.
This is a nice looking quality replica, which is perfect for a display, reenacting or just to carry your ammo to the shooting range.
This is a good looking pair of slightly used canvas Y straps. They are solid and sound for a reenactor or for an economical display.
These are East German and probably made in the 1950s. Basically they look just like original WWII examples. The show some age and use, but are in very good condition and perfect for reenacting or a display.
They are East German and probably made in the 1950s. Basically they look just like original WWII examples. These look so good that they are often sold as original, by other dealers. The are mint in mint condition, and perfect for reenacting or a display.
These were used with the bread bag and also used as a como helmet band for attaching foliage. They are East German and probably made in the 1950s. Basically they look just like original WWII examples. These look so good that they are often sold as original, by other dealers. The are mint in mint condition, and perfect for reenacting or a display.
These are war time Swiss army shovels, which are basically identical toe WWII German ones. The condition is lightly used but very good to excellent
This is the standard WWII German E tool carrier. It is a good solid replica that will hold the above mentioned shovel. Please pick from black or brown.
This is a good quality pair of mag pouches to go with your MP44 series weapon. The mags fit well into the pockets. They are made of heavy duty canvas and leather. They show use some light use, but are still very good. 
This is a good quality pair of mag pouches to go with your MP44 series weapon. The mags fit well into the pockets. They are made of heavy duty canvas and leather. The connecting strap was removed, which is typical on real ones. They show use and some discoloration, but are still very good.
These are identical to the WWII German flare pouch. They are made of black leather, and come to us courtesy of those nice friendly East Germans. It is a must with your reenacting stuff.
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