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1. British Paratrooper Helmet 1943
2. Malta Camouflage Helmet
3. WW1 Italian Body Armour
4. WW1 German Gummi Mask
5. WW2 Japanese Type 90 Naval Helmet
6. B Type Flying Helmet From KIA Aircrew
7. WW1 Prussian Garde Pickelhaube
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WW2 British 1939 Dated B Type Flying Helmet - Wearer KIA 26th March 1942 Holland
A poignant piece of flying memorabilia this 1939 dated B Type flying helmet was worn by an Air Gunner who was killed on 26th March 1942 when his Halifax bomber was shot down over Holland.
Sergeant Ronald Harry Joseph Barrie Service number 967059 was born 1921 & began his RAF service as an Air Gunner on Blenheims during the Battle of France in 1940. His name is clearly written onto the in... read more
British Postwar Paratrooper/ Airborne Forces Denison Smock
A postwar issue British army denison smock believed to be of the 1959 pattern with fully functional half zip & strong camouflage colours throughout. One can see the imprint of where a previously placed set of wings once sat on the left breast with sergeant striped to left arm . Rank striped have been removed from the other side.
There are some stitch repairs to right shoulder & upper ar... read more
WW2 Japanese Navy Type 90 Steel Combat Helmet
Rare textbook Japanese Navy Type 90 steel combat helmet.
The bitter rivalry between the Imperial Japanese Army and Navy meant even in terms of procurement of what is basically the same helmet there are distinct differences ! The Navy as here only employed the larger of the two available helmet sizes . Paint and liners differed in small detail . This late war Navy version shows to the f... read more
1400.00 GBP
WW1 French Artillery Gunners M15 Adrian Helmet
A totally untouched WW1 French Artillery Gunners Adrian helmet of the 1915 model with earlier light blue paint finish hand overpainted in the darker blue as per the 1916 order to darken the finish for camouflage reasons.
A helmet that has clearly been worn in the trenches of the Great War ithas evident heavy wear with some small dents to right side of the shell & a small hit to one side... read more
WW1 US M17 Brodie Helmet
A WW1 US M17 steel helmet as worn by American combat troops in WW1.
After the initial 400,000 British Brodie helmets were supplied to US forces upon entry into WW1 , they began their own production of the US M17 helmet which is almost identical in appearance. An excellent example it retains most of its granulated khaki paint & has markings to underside of the shell which are the heat st... read more
245.00 GBP
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WW1 German MG08 Maxim Drag Straps
A scarce pair of drag straps for the WW1 German MG08 Maxim machine gun.
Made from the German ersatz 'nettlecloth' they are complete with their two leather bound feet with drag hooks to each. Maker mark visible to leather ( See images ). read more
1200.00 GBP
WW1 German MG08 Maxim Machine Gun Cover 1918
Rare WW1 German MG08 Maxim machine gun barrel cover in green nettlecloth material. Maker marked & dated to bottom end 1918.
Used to protect the gun from the mud of the trenches these rarely turn up & were a vital part of the Mg Gunners equipment.
Having survived in very good condition with long fastening strap intact it has reinforced area to interior protecting the maxims mecha... read more
WW1 German MG08 Maxim Machine Gun Barrel Carrier With Shrapnel Hits
Rare double barrel carrier for the German MG08 Maxim machine gun with original paint , leather carrying strap & evidence of shrapnel ball hits.
With a good proportion of the dark green paint remaining there are the remains of what appears to be a tactical marking to the centre of its body. One area shows multiple shrapnel ball hits from a shell blast with a couple of other dings evident... read more










