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€525.00
Vintage 40s WWII Swedish army issued M1909 winter parka
Originally, these sheepskin-lined coats were issued by the Swedish army to their troops to withstand the freezing winter temperatures of Scandinavia. These parkas have gained iconic status for their rugged design and exceptional quality. In Sweden they are known as the “Livpäls,” which translates to “coat for life” – a name they truly seem to live up to.
This jacket was made by the Swedish military supplier Mats Larsson and still retains its original label as well as several military stamps.
It is the ultimate winter coat and can still be worn today.
After more than 80 years, the parka remains in good condition and shows only minor signs of wear and use. Over the years it has developed a beautiful patina that only adds to its character.
Measurements:
Chest width: 60 cm
Shoulder width: 51.5 cm
Back length: 96.5 cm
Sleeve length: 67 cm
Product code: #02062-26-A
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€95.00
Vintage 50s Scottish sporran
This distinctive sporran was made in Scotland in the 1950s and is crafted from sealskin and leather. Traditionally worn as part of Highland dress with a kilt, it features a metal chain and leather belt, allowing it to be worn comfortably around the waist.
The natural texture of the sealskin and the simple, functional design reflect mid 20th century Scottish craftsmanship. It would make a fine addition to traditional Scottish attire or to a collection of Highland dress and historical accessories.
After approximately 70 years, the sporran remains in good condition and shows signs of age and use consistent with its history.
Measurements:
Height: 13.5 cm
Width: 10 cm
Product code: #01957-26-A
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€150.00
Vintage 1936 Swiss Army cowhide mountaineer’s rucksack – “Haaraffe Tornister”
This rare and iconic Swiss Army rucksack, nicknamed the Haaraffe Tornister (“hairy ape backpack”), was issued in 1940 and has since become a true classic in our collection.
Originally introduced in 1898, this model remained virtually unchanged until 1950 – testament to its practical and durable design.
The rucksack features multiple interior compartments that unfold for easy access, as well as a small external pocket on the front. The exterior is made of genuine cowhide, which gives the bag its distinctive look and German nickname. The interior is lined with sturdy canvas for extra durability.
Whether you’re a collector of military gear or simply appreciate vintage craftsmanship, this Haaraffe Tornister is a striking and storied piece of alpine history.
After more than 80 years, this piece has stood the test of time. It shows visible signs of age and use, consistent with its history.
The rucksack has lost some of its hair but it has been treated and is completely free of any insect activity.
Measurements:
Height: 46 cm
Width: 27 cm
Depth: 13 cm
Product code: #01943-26-G
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Vintage 30s leather hunting bag
This French made hunting bag dates back to the 1930s and was traditionally used by hunters to carry small game and cartridges. It features multiple compartments, a netted section for transporting rabbits or birds, and an adjustable leather shoulder strap. The brown leather—with its subtle crocodile-style pattern, gives the bag a classic and rugged appearance.
It would also make a striking decorative piece, especially in a cabin, lodge, or hunting-themed interior.
After nearly a century, the bag is in used condition and shows signs of wear. Over the years, it has developed a beautiful patina that adds to its charm, though the leather has become fragile with age. The net originally used for carrying game is torn in several places.
Due to its delicate condition, I would not recommend using the bag for practical purposes.
Measurements:
Width: 37 cm
Height: 30 cm
Depth: 7 cm
Product code: #01820-25-A
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€75.00
Vintage 50s leather hunting bag
This authentic vintage hunting bag was crafted in Germany in the 1950s and originally used by hunters to carry cartridges and small gear.
Even today, it would make an ideal companion for a hunting trip — or serve perfectly as a unique everyday bag with character and history.
After around 70 years, the bag shows signs of honest use. It has developed a beautiful patina that highlights its age and craftsmanship. Some of the original stitching has come loose and was roughly repaired over time, and the small leather strap on the front flap has been replaced. These imperfections only add to its authentic vintage appeal.
Measurements:
Width: 23 cm
Height: 21 cm
Depth: 9 cm
Product code: #01786-25-A
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€150.00
Vintage 50s leather saddle bags
These rugged leather saddle bags are fine examples of old-school craftsmanship. Made from thick, high-quality saddle leather, they were built to endure heavy use and are sure to last a lifetime.
Originally designed to be worn on each side of a horse’s saddle, these bags are still perfectly functional for equestrian use. Alternatively, they would make an excellent and authentic addition to any vintage or classic motorcycle—bringing both utility and style.
After more than 70 years, the bags remain in solid, usable condition, showing clear signs of wear consistent with their age and purpose. Over time, they have developed a beautiful, natural patina that adds character and highlights the quality of the leather.
These bags are not only practical, but also make for a great decorative piece in a rustic interior or collection of vintage gear.
Measurements:
Heigth: 30 cm
Width: 20 cm
Depth: 8.5 cm
Product code: #01726-25-A
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€150.00
Vintage 40s WWII British sheepskin jerkin
This historic sheepskin jerkin was issued by the Merchant Navy Comforts Service (MNCS) to shipwrecked sailors during World War II. The MNCS was a vital wartime organization dedicated to supporting British merchant seamen who often endured perilous conditions at sea. Volunteers across Britain contributed by knitting warm garments and gathering books, toiletries, and other small comforts to provide relief and dignity to sailors in times of need.
The jerkin is made from thick, insulating sheepskin and is stamped in two places with “PROPERTY OF THE MERCHANT NAVY COMFORTS SERVICE”, marking it as an authentic piece of wartime naval history.
It would make a striking addition to any WWII or maritime collection, and also serves as a bold statement piece for wear or display.
After over 80 years, the jerkin remains in worn but evocative condition, showing signs of heavy use. It has developed a beautifully distressed patina, with visible rips and hand-stitched repairs—all contributing to its authenticity and rugged charm.
Measurements:
Chest width: 53 cm
Back Length: 64 cm
Product code: #01729-25-A
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€150.00
Vintage 50’s leather motorcyle pants
These pants were made to be worn while riding motorcycles in the 1950’s.
It features a back buckle and zippers made by the German manufacturer of Ruhr.
It would still be the perfect piece to wear while riding your classic motorcycle, but it would also be a cool decor piece to display in your garage or shop!
Even after more the 70 years the pants remain in good condition. Due to years or wearing it acquired a subtle patina which only adds more rugged charm to it!
Measurements
Length legs: 114 cm
Inside length: 80 cm
Waist: 48 cm
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€350.00
Vintage 40’s USAAF ANJ-4 flight jacket
This heavy duty flight jacket was first introduced in 1943 by the US Air Force and issued to their flight crews during the war. It was the last sheepskin flying jacket they would make, replacing the iconic B3 jacket.
It features a timeless, rugged design with double front pockets, extra patched sleeves and large sheepskin collar and lining to withstand the freezing tempratures of high altitudes!
Although due to its current condition it might not be wearable anymore it would still make an awesome decor piece or collectable for any WWII or USAAF enthousiast!
After 80 years and surviving the harsh conditions of the war this jacket remains in a distressed condition.
The outer sheep leather shows mutiple rips and a distressed patina it acquired due to wear and time.
Except of minimal treatment I decided to leave the jacket in its original condition and leave it up to the next owner to either keep it that way or fully restore it. After some love it might be wearable again!
Measurements:
Chest width: 54 cm
Shoulder width: 49 cm
Back length: 65 cm
