WW2 German M42 Single Decal Army Helmet

An M42 raw edge single decal army helmet with markings & size mark 'CKL64'.
Having a good proportion of its original dark grey paint remaining the decal to left side is good & around 75% intact with lal three liner pins undisturbed & never having been out of the helmet. The maker marking , size & lot number are stamped into the rear reading ' CKL64 ' with lot number only partially legib...  read more

Code: 13950

WW1 British '08 Pattern Waterbottle Carrier & Bottle 1915

An unblancoed 1908 pattern webbing waterbottle carrier with maker markings & date 'MECo 1915'.
Waterbottle has thick brown felt cover in very good condition.  read more

Code: 13938

WW2 British Home Guard 'Drill & Battle Drill' - August 1943

A John Brophy classic manual for the HOME GUARD dated August 1943.  read more

Code: 13934

WW2 British 'Fire Guards Handbook' No.14 - Sutton Interest 1942

With handwritten annotations pertaining to Fire Guard members & their addresses in Sutton , Surrey.  read more

Code: 13935

WW2 US Canteen Set 1942/43/44

An all wartime dated US canteen set with cup dated 1944 & tan webbing cover 1942 with good service field wear. Waterbottle date appears to be 1944.  read more

Code: 13939

'Panzertruppe' Book - Roger Bender

Fabulous book on the subject by world recognised expert Roger bender.  read more

Code: 13940

WW1 German Bayonet Knot

WW1 German bayonet knot in very good condition.  read more

Code: 13946

WW2 British Army Signalling Torch

WW2 issue British army torch with green & red filters for signalling.  read more

Code: 13949

WW2 US Thompson Magazine & Five Inert Rounds

US Thompson magazine with five inert .45 rounds .

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Code: 12311

WW1 French Colonial Troops Issue 2L Waterbottle With Ribbed Cover & Rare Inspection Stamp 1912

A WW1 period French waterbottle of the 2 Litre capacity which were only issued to Colonial troops prior to 1914. The date of 1912 can be discerned on the strap.
When war broke out in 1914 it soon became apparent that the smaller 1 Litre bottle was insufficient for French troops on the front line & so the 2 Litre was then made standard issue for all. Although heavily worn & washed out th...  read more

Code: 13957