WW1/WW2 German Maxim Machine Gun Water Oil Can
As used with the Maxim machine gun in both wars this example with original green paint & a stencilled 'P' to the top. Unable to ascertain other markings. read more
WW2 RAF Forage Cap
Complete with brass RAF cap badge & buttons to front.
No moth & marked with maker & date 1945. read more
75.00 GBP
WW1 German '1914 Iron Cross' Paper Weight
An appealing paper weight available to German troops for private purchase with Iron Cross motif on glass base. read more
95.00 GBP
WW2 French 'Battle For France' Infantry M26 Helmet
As worn by French troops during the 1940 Battle For France this is the M26 issue of Adrian helmet. With much of its original green factory paint remaining & the totally original to the helmet earlier M15 style of flaming grenade infantry badge firmly affixed to the front traces of its earlier blue paint can still be seen under the blue. Liner & chinstrap still present. read more
WW2 British Sten Magazine Bandolier 1944
Webbing bandolier as used by paratroopers & commando to carry extra Sten sub machine gun magazines .
Clearly marked & dated ' B.Ltd /I 1944' . read more
295.00 GBP
WW2 US Service Shoes With Original Laces ( Ankle Boots )
Scarce pair of the US army service shoes complete with original laces , rubber soles & faint markings to inside neck area giving what appears to be a size of 91/2. Leather tongue to interior partially intact . read more
365.00 GBP
WW2 British HSAT MK2 Paratrooper /Airborne Helmet
A very good example of a 1944 dated Airborne helmet as worn by all Paratroopers and Gliderborne troops .
This version has the correct webbing straps that can be seen worn in period images of troops in Normandy as well as Arnhem and beyond to the Rhine crossing . The helmet shows some service wear with a very high proportion of its original WW2 rough granulated khaki factory paint still p... read more
1750.00 GBP
WW1 French Regimentally Marked & Named Adrian Helmet
An early issue M15 Infantry Adrian with unit markings handpainted around the underside of the rim.
Markings refer to an HQ company (348eme) of Cavalry/Infantry with name . Much of its early light blue factory paint remaining , flaming grenade badge to front intact. read more
185.00 GBP
WW1 Highland Kilt Trench Apron
As worn by Scottish troops over their kilts in the trenches of WW1 this is the rare WW1 trench apron with button fastened pocket & 'P' letter over number to waist area.
A full wrap around example complete with three ties to each side for fastening . In overall very good condition but with a mouse hole approx 5cm in diameter in one of the folds which is barely seen when wrapped round. read more