WW2 German Iron Cross 2nd Class (EKII)
A non-maker marked example with its ribbon, a good honest cross with signs of light wear/ blistering.
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1931 1st Battalion RWF Officer`s Blue Patrol Uniform (Named & Dated)
An excellent condition and fresh to the market Officer`s Blue Patrol jacket & trousers that was worn throughout the military career of Lt.Colonel L.H.Yates 1st & 7th battalion Royal Welch Fusiliers, Yates was commissioned in January 1930 and served with the 1st Battalion RWF during the Inter-war period ,he had numerous overseas postings during this time, later transferred to 7th Battalion and s... read more
160.00 GBP
Inter-War/ Malaya Officer`s Khaki Drill Uniform ( RWF)
An excellent and well starched KD uniform worn by Lt.Colonel L.H.Yates originally of the 1st Battalion Royal Welch Fusiliers.
Yates was commissioned in 1930 and served in Gibraltar, Hong Kong and the Sudan prior to WW2 , during WW2 he was with the 7th Battalion RWF in NW Europe then post war service during the Malayan emergency, he amassed quite a large wardrobe of private purchase KD c... read more
80.00 GBP
Early WW2 Home Guard Gas Mask/Respirator & Tin
During the early days of the LDV/Home Guard all members were issued with the standard civilian gas mask housed in its issue cardboard box , this box did not stand up to the rigours of training etc so was replaced with a cylindrical carrying tin with a cord hanging strap.
This example of carrying tin retains much of its original paintwork (light surface rusting present but would improve w... read more
Rare WW1 Period British Brown Cotton Drill Coverall Trousers
A fresh to the market and interesting pair of WW1 era Brown cotton drill coverall trousers which still retains much of the original paper sizing ticket. The high fish tail backed trousers are in good used condition and retain good strong colour, does appear slightly lighter in a couple of photographs .
There is a later applied War department acceptance stamp (unknown early one) along w... read more
250.00 GBP
WW2 Theatre Made Polish War Flag
An extremely interesting theatre made Polish war flag which has been crudely constructed from older flags, although the flag resembles a post war Republic of Poland war flag from the 1956 - 90 era ( having no crown on the eagles head) it was brought back by a British serviceman at the end of WW2 and discovered many years later in the bottom of his kit bag along with a 48 star American flag.
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Scarce WW2 British Officer`s Jungle Green Service Dress Trousers
An excellent and fresh to the market scarce pair of officer`s private purchase cotton jungle green service dress trousers, this pattern was used during WW2 in the Burma campaign and Malaya late 1945.
The trousers appear to be of Indian manufacture judging by the stitching and are in fantastic condition, ironed , starched and stored for decades, two front slash pockets.
W30 x L30
WW1 / WW2 British Officer`s Brown Ankle Boots
A stunning and quality made pair of officer`s private purchase brown service dress ankle boots made by Bartley & sons of Oxford Street, London.
The leather & stitching is to a very high standard and the boots would have been rather expensive when originally purchased, they are an estimated size 9 narrow fit and could easily be worn today,
Part of a large uniform group to one famil... read more