WW2 US M1 Front Seam Helmet With Camouflage Net

A very good textbook example of the US M1 helmet with camouflage net , liner & original chinstraps.
Helmet shell is a front seam with swivel bales dating its production from October 1943 until around November 1944. These are known to have seen service in the NW Europe theatre of Operations (ETO) from the Spring of 1944 when casualty replacements started to arrive during the Normandy f...  read more

Code: 14311

WW1 British 'PULLMAN A1' Trench Armour Set

Scarce British private purchase WW1 'Pullman A1 Shield' which was featured in an advertisement in 'War Dragon' the Buffs regimental magazine of October 1916.
Advertised by ' The OW Cuirass Syndicate' as ' the lightest & most efficient of all steel shields' it was allegedly found proof against 'shrapnel bullets at 700 feet per second velocity ' & ' any enemy service revolver at point bla...  read more

Code: 14286

WW1 German Felt Ersatz Pickelhaube Of Prussia

A fabulous example of the felt ersatz pickelhaube in unissued near perfect condition with matching metal fittings & correct cockades to each side.
A helmet that , in my opinion, has never been issued & retains its stiff form as it would have been supplied before wear. Typically for an early 1915 manufacture all of the metal fittings including the front plate are of brass which has been ...  read more

Code: 14227

WW2 British Malta Camouflage MkII Helmet 1938

WW2 British MkII helmet in rare Malta camouflage worn by British troops stationed there in WW2.
Helmet is an early 1939 dated example with early oval dome pad to interior. Camouflage scheme has been skilfully applied using a thick sand mix with seperating lines remaining in its factory khaki paint. On close examination it is apparent that the thick lines were drawn on with pencil prior t...  read more

Code: 14185

Complete WW1 French 104th Artillery Regt. Officer Mannequin

A complete WW1 mannequin of an officer from the French 104th Artillery regiment offered totally as seen & complete with the mannequin itself.
This set comprises :

1 Artillery Adrian helmet
2.French Officers Four Pocket Tunic
3.Officers Red Piped Trousers
4. 1913 Pattern Officers Trench Boots
5. French Officers Belt & Shoulder Strap
6...  read more

Code: 14140

WW1 German Prussian Officers 'Beamte' Pickelhaube

A high quality Prussian officers pickelhaube in stunning condition with finely detailed fittings & silk liner to interior.
Eagle to front is for a Beamte with the vaulted chinstrap scales & squared front visor associated here not just for cavalry but with the broader category of administration most likely a Technical Official from the War Ministry. All fittings are totally original to t...  read more

Code: 14113

WW1 German 'Sappenpanzer' Trench Armour-Krupp Marked With Original Green Paint

Probably the best complete set of WW1 German trench armour we have yet had so far with a high proportion of its original green finish still remaining to inside & out.
This is the second model coming into service not long after the introduction of the first model in 1916.
An iconic piece of WW1 trench equipment these second types were a slight improvement on the first model allow...  read more

Code: 14124

WW1 German Cartridge Bandolier

A very rare WW1 German ammunition bandolier in blue cotton . Contrary to popular belief , these bandoliers were not a late war item & were already in service before the outbreak of war in 1914. Actually conceived in 1908 , they were an important part of German ammunition issue & saw much use in the trenches of WW1.
Made from varying shades of blue cotton material this example is in use...  read more

Code: 14114

Rare WW1 British Early War B2 Boots With Broad Arrow Markings To Tongue & Sole

A pair of the rare British army B2 boots introduced in 1913 & produced up until mid 1916 before being replaced by the B5 .
This was the main pattern of British army boot on issue at the start of WW1 with only few having survived today. These boots closely follow the official pattern with markings to the interior leather 'Mansfield & Sons' & broad arrow to each tongue & sole. Having seen ...  read more

Code: 14106

WW2 British Second Pattern Denison Smock

A second pattern Airborne Troops Denison Smock with good strong colours & complete with its original half zip & tail intact.
This smock still has good strong colours with all pop studs intact & all size adjustment buttons to cuffs. The half zip is complete & marked 'DOT' & is fully functionable. The original Denison smock material zipper pull is still intact. The often removed tail to r...  read more

Code: 14108