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Sell Equipment — Field Gear, Optics and Medical Supplies

Valuation
free, no obligation
Reply
usually the same day
We buy
anywhere in Germany
Field medical chest
Field medical chest with its dosage chart and the original containers.

What we pay

  • Uniform accessoriesdepends on the piecefrom €15
    • Webbingfrom €15
    • Packsfrom €25
    • Gas masksfrom €50
    • Ammunition pouchesfrom €50
    • Bootsfrom €50
    • Beltsfrom €55
    • Other accessoriesfrom €100

Our guide buying prices (as of September 2026). The final price depends on condition, maker and whether the piece can be documented; this is not a commitment to buy.

  • Wehrmacht belt buckles: the enlisted buckle with «Gott mit uns» and the round officer's buckle with an oak-leaf wreath. Symbols obscured (§ 86a StGB).
    Wehrmacht belt buckles
  • Canvas and leather magazine pouches for the MP40 submachine gun, with genuine wear.
    MP40 magazine pouches
  • German military binoculars with rubber eyecups and a canvas strap.
    German binoculars
  • A triple leather pouch for Kar 98k clips, hanging from the Y-straps.
    Ammunition pouches
  • An 8 cm mortar on its baseplate, with two bombs and an ammunition crate beside it.
    Mortar with rounds

Equipment is the underrated family of militaria: when a household is being cleared out, the medal goes into the drawer, but the binoculars, the medical kit or the strange measuring device with two eyepieces end up in the bulky waste — and yet it is often the optics that fetch the better prices. Before anything goes into a skip: send us photos via WhatsApp — you can still sell afterwards. The valuation arrives within 24 hours, costs nothing, and once we agree we pay immediately.

The purchase works throughout Germany and without a shop: we buy for our own collection — with no dealer's mark-up, and we collect large basement stocks in person.

What equipment we buy

  • Optics: binoculars (Dienstglas 6×30, 10×50), rangefinders, scissor telescopes, rifle scopes without the weapon, compasses — ideally with case and carrying strap
  • Medical supplies: medical chests and bags, first-aid kits, instruments, veterinary sets (including from civilian makers such as Hauptner with military acceptance marks)
  • Field gear: canteens, mess kits, bread bags, Zeltbahnen (shelter quarters), spades, gas masks with canister
  • Belt equipment and webbing: belts, belt buckles, Y-straps, ammunition pouches
  • Radio and signals equipment: field telephones, Morse keys, headphones
  • Crates, containers and transport packaging with original markings

What matters here is maker's markings and completeness. A triangle stamp, an acceptance stamp ("WaA"), the three-digit maker's code on the optics — please photograph exactly these kinds of details too. For optics, the rule is also: do not disassemble, do not clean. A clear view through the lenses is good, but a device that has been tampered with loses more than any cleaning gains. We publish specific guide prices by device type step by step in our value tables; for your piece, you will get the figure right after sending photos.

What we do not buy: ammunition and weapon parts of any kind, unexploded ordnance and battlefield finds suspected of containing explosives (please notify the ordnance disposal service and do not touch them), modern Bundeswehr equipment and replicas.

The path to a valuation

  1. Gather everything together and photograph it — including seemingly minor items such as straps, lids and labels. Complete sets are worth more than individual pieces.
  2. WhatsApp +34 665 164 779. Within 24 hours you will receive our assessment and an offer, free of charge and without obligation.
  3. Payment in cash, at the agreed price. We view basement stocks and entire equipment collections on site — throughout Germany.

Frequently asked questions

What counts as militaria equipment? Practically anything a soldier wore or a unit used that is not a weapon: optics, field gear, medical supplies, belt equipment, signals equipment. When in doubt: photograph it and send it — we take care of the classification.

The binoculars are foggy and the case is rusty. Is it still worth it? Often, yes. Maker, model and completeness matter more than signs of use. We will tell you honestly whether it is a collector's piece or a source of spare parts — either way, it has a price.

Do you also buy large quantities, such as an entire basement's worth? Yes, especially then. Beyond a certain volume, we come to you, view everything on site and make an offer for the whole lot.

What is your piece worth?

You don't need to know what it is or have anything ready. One phone photo, exactly as the piece is, and we'll tell you what it is and what it is worth. Free and with no obligation.