WW1 British KRRC Officer Named Trench Periscope
A very well engraved example of a WW1 officer quality trench periscope .
The original owner was Major Milner who served with the 10th (Service) Battalion of the King's Royal Rifle Corps (KRRC) during World War I. This battalion was formed in September 1914 as part of "Kitchener's Army" and was initially assigned to the 59th Brigade within the 20th (Light) Division. They trained in Engla... read more
WW2 British Early Pattern Gas Mask Set 1940/41
A good full gas mask set including the double faced carry bag , a set of anti gas goggles and the mask set . Condition of the rubber is above average and still supple without degradation .Light service wear with just one small hole to bag flap . 1940 date to haversack , 1941 to filter. read more
120.00 GBP
WW2 British Service Lorry Drivers Paperwork 1943
An interesting set as carried by a military lorry driver . There is a good name and service unit and ID details inked to one inner cover . read more
25.00 GBP
WW2 British Groundsheet Cape 1942
WW2 British 1942 Dated Ground Sheet Cape As carried by every British soldier this example is in unissued well stored condition . The makers stamp is bold and very clear . All fabric is supple... read more
WW1 French Map from 1917
A period 1917 map with really nice graphics and showing front line areas . There is no lower half ,this being likely period removed for mounting on a plotting board . Perfect for an officers map case display . read more
25.00 GBP
WW2 Canadian 2 inch Mortar Cleaning Kit
An unused stored set in the Characteristic Canadian webbing and clearly stamped Z.L.&T. for Zephyr Loom and Textile Canada 1945 . Pouch shows just storage light staining . There is a full contents including folding cleaning rod , bore brush , combination tool still in package and tinned oil bottle . read more
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WW2 British 'Cruise' Visor MK2 Helmet
The very rare and desirable MK2 helmet configured with the shortlived Cruise III model visor .
Named after its inventor Sir Richard Cruise who had already designed at least two other models and variations during the Great war. Cruise had served with the Royal Army medical Corps as a specialist Opthalmic Surgeon in WW1 and in private practice had worked for the royal household .The risk o... 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
WW2 British Webbing Sten 'Airborne Frog' 1944
This item of webbing is known as the 'Airborne Frog' due to being intended for the Airborne used Sten MkV . Dated 1944 it is a rare component to find today.
Officially known as the 'Frog, No. 4 Bayonet, and Case, plate, retainer, Sten 9-mm' the 'Case' is a small pocket, in which the Sten Mk. V Retainer Plate was carried. When paratroops broke the Sten down, by removing the Butt, the Pla... read more