1945 RWF Officer`s Service Dress Uniform (Named + Parachutist)
A 1945 dated SD jacket & trousers that were worn by Lieutenant D.T.Rees ( David Tudor) Royal Welch Fusiliers, according to records Rees was commissioned in December 1945 which corresponds with the handwritten details on the makers / owners label inside the pocket .
The jacket retains its original period applied WW2 pattern parachutist`s jump wings (nice split wing example) as Rees was a... read more
140.00 GBP
Early WW2 NFS MKII Steel Helmet (Stone, Staffs)
An all original early wartime produced National Fire Service MKII helmet bearing a number 25 decal which is the designated code for the Stone region in Staffordshire.
The shell is stamped on the underside of the brim R.O.& Co (Rubery Owen & Co of Leeds) and retains much of its original factory applied paint finish, the exterior does display some minor scuffs etc as this is a used exampl... read more
WW2 Luftwaffe Pilots Wrist Compass
A nice example of the Luftwaffe AK39 wrist compass being the type worn by pilots & navigators, the compass is in good working order and retains the correct amount of pure petroleum liquid, the leather strap is also in good condition along with the buckle. read more
WW1 Army Book 129
A 1918 dated large size British issue notebook that contains handwritten notes on meat inspection, I assume it was Staff Sergeant Byrne who made the entries due to his name being on the front cover.
Only five pages bear the handwritten notes leaving the remainder of the book blank apart from a quarter page written in pencil in regards to feeding canaries.
Good condition considerin... read more
35.00 GBP
Allied Land Forces South East Asia Formation Flashes
An excellent removable pair that retain good colour, one male popper missing. read more
28.00 GBP
Rare WWII Salop Rural A.R.P Armband
A rare Salop (Shropshire) Rural A.R.P cotton armband that was part of a small bundle of six that were found still bound together with cord, this printed example bears some light staining and is slightly grubby but still remains a highly sort after item.
One other is also available for sale (last one) but does bear more dirt marks than the one described above. read more
WW1 British 2nd Pattern Steel Brodie Helmet
An untouched early 2nd pattern British made Brodie helmet that was recently discovered in a house clearance along with a M1915 Bavarian Pickelhaube.
The good condition steel shell with its early smooth paint finish bears the makers mark of HV on the underside of the brim denoting the manufacturer as W.Hutton and Sons and the steel supplier being Vickers (both of Sheffield) with a steel b... read more
180.00 GBP
