WW1 British / Commonwealth Officer's Bullet Damaged Binoculars & Leather Case (Named)
A most intriguing and unique pair of Great war bullet damaged binoculars still housed in their original battle scarred leather case, the binoculars are the S3 type manufactured by the London based company 'Heath & Co Ltd' and supplied to the war department as there is a broad arrow mark present to one of the barrels, the focus adjustment wheel does not work due to the bullet strike.
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WW1 1916 Dated British Issue Folding Trench Lantern & Storage Case
A wonderful condition and now scarce British issue heavy weight folding trench lantern which is still housed in its original storage/carrying tin, the small oval brass plaques bear the manufacturers name 'Parkinson and W&B Cowan, Birmingham' along with the date 1916, all fittings such as the hinges, locking slide bolts, carrying handle and candle holder are in good working order, all glass pane... read more
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WW1 Imperial German Prussian Belt Buckle & Leather Tab 1912
A pre-WW1 manufactured M1895 Prussian buckle with its original leather tab, the tab is maker marked 'H.Clemen, Elberfeld 1912' and is in very good condition with all its stitching intact.
The buckle has not been messed with or cleaned as there is some period staining present, this does look like a splattering of blood, buckle possibly removed from a fallen soldier. read more
128.00 GBP
WW1 Imperial German Enamel Drinking Cup 'Trinkbecher' 1916
A good example of a WW1 'Trinkbecher' which is marked on the underside with the manufacturers name 'Silesia' and the date '16', in good service used condition with usual amount of small chips to enamel finish. read more
60.00 GBP
Early WW2 British Aluminium Mess Tin 1939 (Larger Size)
An early WW2 aluminium mess tin as used by the British Expeditionary Force (B.E.F), nicely maker marked and dated 'C - S Ltd 1939', stamped on one side ''141'' with a broad arrow below, wire handle intact, good clean condition.
This single tin is the larger of the set.
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49.00 GBP
WW2 Home Front - Kelly Oil Lamp
A good condition Home Front ''Kelly'' oil lamp being the type used in Anderson and public shelters during WW2, these ''self-righting'' small lamps are weighted inside the base and stand approx. 4 inches high, this example with its blue coloured base appears to be in good order, both sections unscrew perfectly well.
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28.00 GBP
1939 British Deputy Divisional / District Warden Helmet
A totally original early wartime white painted Mk11 helmet with black hand painted front & back ''W's'' (London area) and dome stripe, an early produced shell as inside the dome you can clearly see the factory applied khaki paint (all early helmets finished in khaki), cannot find makers mark due to heavy paint.
The undisturbed Mk 1 liner is in good order with the Rexene tongues still sem... read more
175.00 GBP
