Scarce WW2 British & US Airborne Recognition Scarf/Panel (11 found in old closed down shop)
Please see item 50768 for a full description & history on these stunning unissued and very scarce WW2 British & US airborne recognition scarves / panels all dated 1941.
The single panel seen in the images is the third of the eleven being offered for sale and will be the actual one that you will receive.
The panel is in amazing, untouched condition. read more
Scarce WW2 British & US Airborne Recognition Scarf/ Panel (eleven found in old closed down shop)
Eleven unissued WW2 British & US Airborne yellow recognition panels recently discovered and acquired directly (by myself) from an old knitwear / clothing shop that ceased trading many years ago, this amazing shop still retains old stock and fittings from the 1930's through to the 70's, I believe that the panels were originally acquired to be cut up to make bunting or pieces for children's cloth... read more
Victorian British Army Water Bottle (Italian Pattern)
A good clean example of a late Victorian British Army issue wooden water bottle, stamped on upper rim with a number 93. read more
WW2 Canadian Airborne Cloth Shoulder Titles
An original uniform removed pair of early Canadian Airborne shoulder titles, this pattern was worn on battledress prior to the introduction of the more commonly encountered 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion shoulder patch, this early type continued to be worn throughout the war at parachute training wings at camp Shilo & Manitoba amongst others.
Tear on top edge of one patch possibly fr... read more
Scarce Montgomeryshire Yeomanry Cavalry 1871 Pattern Dress Helmet
A scarce and fresh to the market 1871 pattern Montgomeryshire Yeomanry Cavalry trooper`s white metal dress helmet, this pattern was first introduced to the regiment in 1882 and remained unchanged until 1902 when only the wording/title on the badge was altered from Yeomanry to Imperial, the MIC saw active service during the 2nd Boer War.
The helmet has been left as found and is now missin... read more
Rare WW2 British Field Telephones Type M1
A rare pair of WW2 British issue field telephones that were manufactured by STC (Standard Telephones and Cables Ltd) of London, the company ceased all civilian production for the duration of the war.
The factory took a direct hit during a Luftwaffe bombing raid but managed to get back to full production in a short period of time.
The handsets are fresh to the collecting world and ... read more
135.00 GBP
Late WW2 German Heer Other Ranks Belt & Buckle
A good late war combat used Heer other ranks belt & buckle that was recently acquired from a gentleman who undertakes general house clearance, the steel buckle has lost its original paintwork finish due to service wear but does display a nice age related patina.
The buckle bears a RZM stamp along with the makers code M4 44 indicating the manufacturer as Paul Cramer & Cie, Ludenschied, t... read more
Scarce Palestine War Intelligence Corps/1st Armoured Uniform & Ephemera Group
A superb and scarce Palestine war (1945-48) uniform & ephemera group that belonged to 14132919 Sergeant Thompson D.R. 55 Field Security Section, Intelligence Corps / 1st Armoured Division who served in this highly dangerous and volatile region where over 330 British servicemen died.
This stunning group consists of two 1945 dated Canadian made BD's ( 1 x best walking out and 1 x duty worn... read more