KNIL kepie M1895, higher officers model with gold piping, complete with white feather plume, in cardboard container, and orange sash packed in original wrapper, all in very good condition with minimal wear

Postwar, Original Dutch army wool GS cap / beret, made by: "Theo de Hoogen, Tilburg" in 1945, made of Canadian wool, with brass lion on orange felt

Lot of two caps, both made of HBT fabric, one so called "Plopper pet" and one side cap, in good shape

Postwar, Lot of various pieces of headgear as worn by the Dutch army in the late 1940's / early 1950's, consists of berets and visor caps

WWII, Milsco M1941 KNIL steel helmet, with leather neck flap, original liner and chinstrap, outside cleaned to reveal original paint, inside painted black with markings, overall nice helmet

Lot of five KNIL helmets, all repainted, some with replacement liners, good for restauration purposes, should be viewed

WWII/Postwar, Very rare experimental US camouflage helmet cover for use with the M1 helmet, used on trials in 1941/1942 by the US Army, but did not make it past test fase, after WWII, the test run of uniforms where purchased by the Dutch military for use with their Paratroopers of the SOP/KST, in the former Dutch East-indies, this one is named on the back with "Bakx", the cover belonged to former para J.P. (Piet) Bakx, from Bergen op Zoom, mentioned on page 181, of the "Topi Merah" book, at the time of listing it is the only known example that exist to this day, truly a one of a kind piece, so perfect for both US uniform collectors and Dutch East-Indies collectors. Helmet not included

WWII, US Army M1942 Camouflage jungle coveralls, Size: 38R, complete with uncut suspenders on the inside, label washed out, these saw a lot of use by Dutch army forces in the former Dutch East-Indies, in very good condition

Postwar, Dutch officers dress uniform, Anti-Aircraft Artillery, with the rank of a first lieutenant, DKG marked 1950, nice condition

Two sets of braids 'waslijntjes' and shoulder boards for KNIL tunics, Infantry and Artillery, complete in unissued condition

WWII, KNIL riding breeches, made of a kind of garoet fabric, probably made for european use, well made in very good condition

WWII, Rare pre 1942 KNIL brass pocket badge of the "Vernielingskorps" ( Destruction corps), these where troops tasked with blowing up bridges, oil plants, and other infrastructure in case of a Japanse invasion in the Dutch Indies, badge has its original pin on the back, and is probably a cleaned waterfind, but in overall nice shape

Postwar, Original SOP souvenir scarf made of indonesian Batik fabric, with jumpwing insignia, came from the estate of parachutist Piet Bakx from Bergen op Zoom, size 120x80x80 cm, in very good condition without damage, only some light discoloring on the edge

Postwar, KNIL, Very interesting lot of various insignia worn by the Military police, including beret badge with all four eyelets intact, collar insignia also with all four eyelets intact and shoulder insignia

Postwar, KNIL/KL, Dutch East-Indies, parachutist qualification insignia "Jumpwing", nice bullion embroidered version, non standard example

Postwar, Dutch East Indies, KNIL Paratrooper metal arm insignia, unmarked example, pin on back intact, some minor wear, rare piece

Postwar, Dutch East Indies, KST "Korps Speciale Troepen" ( Special forces) metal arm insignia, unmarked example, pin on back intact, some minor wear, rare piece

Postwar, Lot with various insignia of soldiers involved with repatriation of people from the Dutch East-Indies, with glue residue on the back

Postwar, Several different Dutch East Indies metal arm badges, three unmarked versions and one made by "Cordesius&Zn", all with pins intact

Postwar, Lot of various Brigade formation badges worn in the Dutch-Indies, including: W-brigade made by "Cordesius&Zn", T-Brigade unmarked, U-Brigade unmarked and V-Brigade unmarked (closure damaged)

Postwar, Lot of three metal shoulder insignia, as worn by Dutch troops in the former Dutch East-Indies, consists of: one "Stoottroepen", one "Grenadiers" and one "VK-KNIL", harder to find examples

Postwar, Lot of three pieces of metal arm insignia, consist of: one "TTC Zuid-Celebes", one "TTC Sumatra" and one "1-4 RI, Haags Bataljon", all have their paint retouched, pins on the back intact

Postwar, Lot of three metal arm insignia worn in the former Dutch East-Indies, consists of: "1-5 RI, Boeaja's", "4-10 RI" and "41st Infantry Brigade", all missing the pins on the back, otherwise nice examples

Postwar, Lot of four insignia of the "7th December Division", consists of: 2x woven examples, and 2x metal versions (pins on the back intact), one marked "Cordesius&Zn", and one unmarked

Postwar, Lot of two metal arm badges, of the Army HQ, General staff, with pins on the back, overall good condition, minor wear

Postwar, Lot of various "Voortrekkers" insignia, 2x different variations of the metal type, one bullion embroidered version, and one bullion embroidered cap badge

Postwar, Arm badge made of copper, from the 13th Regiment Infantry "Limburg", nicely engraved, both eyelets intact

Postwar, Rare 1st pattern arm insignia of the 2nd Division, only worn for couple of month's, before transferring to the palmtree (Palmboom) insignia

Postwar, Lot of 5 different variations of the 3th Division "Drietand" insignia

Postwar, Lot of two different insignia of "II-4 R.I. De Kennemers", one woven first pattern insignia, and one metal final pattern, both in good condition

Postwar, KNIL infantry battalion/ Brigade Bali-Lombok, "Gadje Merah", insignia two different examples, one metal and one in woven construction

Postwar, Lot of two arm badges from the "Y-Brigade" with the demon head from Bali, one metal version ( pin damaged), and one nice embroidered version

Postwar, Lot of 11 variations of the OVW ( War volunteer) insignia including: metal, woven and bullion embroidered examples, added one veterans badge and one demobilisation lapel pin

Postwar, Lot of two different KNIL infantry battalion arm insignia, one metal version of the 1st Bat. (pins damaged), and one woven example of the 5th Bat. " Andjing Nica"

Postwar, KNIL armored corps, insignia made from metal, unmarked with intact pin on the back

Postwar, Metal arm badge of the "1-12 R.I. Gronings bataljon", made by: "Cordesius&Zn, Batavia", minor wear with pin intact on the back