No.4 MkII Spike Bayonet & Indian Variant P'37 Webbing Jungle Green Frog
Good condition WW2 No.4 MkII spike bayonet made by the U.S company Stevens-Savage (as part of Lend-Lease program), the bayonet is housed in a No.4 Mk1 steel scabbard with its distinctive throat piece.
The 37 pattern webbing frog is an Indian-made example with differing shades of jungle green to the components, this is an uncommon variant as it has a sliding top retaining loop.
So... read more
46.00 GBP
WW2 USAAF E/M's Overseas Garrison Cap
An excellent condition United States Army Airforce overseas garrison cap, the cap retains good strong colour to both the serge body and piping, the label states a size 6 7/8ths but will fit a larger head approx. 7 1/8 - 7 1/4.
The silk/rayon liner bears the servicemen's name & number (unresearched), now becoming difficult to find original AAF caps with their distinctive blue and golden o... read more
40.00 GBP
1970's British Army Cadet Smock (Large Size 4)
A late 1970's British army cadet smock in a much sought after size 4, the olive green coloured smock still retains its original N7 zip, tie cords, buttons, crotch strap, velcro fastener and legible label (most often found laundered out).
Now difficult to find in a large size and this pattern of smock is now in demand , this example measures 25 inches armpit to armpit, no rips or repairs,... read more
95.00 GBP
WW2 1944 RAF Folding Survival Machete
A WW2 RAF aircrews folding survival machete made by George Butler & Co of Sheffield, England.
The black composite grips are in good order and remain firm, still has a good working spring and catch, the 10 inch long blade retains its original profile and bears the makers mark, broad arrow & 1944 (date of manufacture).
There is some age related staining to the metal work and very li... read more
1945 Royal Armoured Corps Black Beret
A 1945 dated 'KANGOL WEAR LIMITED' black beret as used by the Royal Armoured Corps, the liner bears wonderful crisp makers details and an equally good WD acceptance stamp with the ''Z'' letter code denoting year of manufacture as 1945.
The beret size is stated as 7 1/8 but is actually slightly smaller due to shrinkage (approx.6 3/4), there are tell tale signs of being washed in more rece... read more
Original WW2 Royal Navy Rating's Duck Cotton Work Trousers + Rare Label
Recently discovered in an old trunk and untouched for decades, this pattern was introduced during the 1930's and remained in service for the duration of WW2, this pair still retains its original back lace & all of its buttons, it also retains its rare paper size label which states the waist and the inner leg are 32 inches.
The off-white cotton canvas trousers would benefit from a light h... read more
55.00 GBP
