WW1 British Royal Flying Corps Cold Weather Coat Liner

A rare and hard to find woolen fabric liner for the long jacket in a super quality soft camel coloured wool . Condition is very good with some expected age fading etc .  read more

Code: 15092

WW2 British 37 Pattern Battledress Trousers 1940

A very good pair of early 1940 battle dress trousers with Anti Gas treatment markings dated 1940.
All nap of cloth good with typical service wear to high points and seam edges . To the typical KD cotton waist band is the AV proofing stamp showing they were prepared and impregnated with the anti gas /anti vesicant treatment .  read more

Code: 15095

WW1 German Bugle With Prussian Emblem

A complete Prussian (signal horn) bugle . This type would have seen field service from the wars start in August of 1914 .
The embossed Prussian eagle plaque is in a good strong high relief and shows signs of the original gilt wash to concave areas.  read more

Code: 15097

WW1 British 1908 Pattern Waist belt .

A field used 08 waist belt . Signs of typical pea green blanco . The belt is marked S with a faint makers mark and out of service arrows .  read more

Code: 15125

British WW2 1937 Pattern Entrenching Tool Set 1943

A good complete 37 Pattern set as carried by all Infantry soldiers . Cover good with minor wear & clearly marked D&M for Durie & Miller Ltd with 1943 date. The set comes with a standard hickory haft and an unmarked tool head .  read more

Code: 15126

WW1 British 1908 Pattern Small Pack 1917

In terms of condition a good candidate to use on a Mannequin wearing a full set of 1908 webbing in the full marching order , grubby but unblancoed with rear hardware removed .  read more

Code: 15132

WW1 Horizon Blue Filter Bag With Interwar French ARS Gas mask tin

Rare horizon blue gas mask filter bag , these bags saw late Great war use and were made from scrap uniform material. The can is of post WW1 issue with exterior having alot of original factory true mustard paint finish plus original straps.  read more

Code: 15131

WW2 British RAF 1943 Pattern "Escape" Flying boots.

A super pair of the high quality flyers issued boots that were an ingenious design from the brain of MI9 escape specialist Christopher Clayton Hutton, responsible for so many allied escape tools and equipment. The fleece lined uppers could be cut away on landing and the boots would then become civilian looking shoes . A small pen knife was concealed inside a pocket within one of the fleece li...  read more

Code: 15140

WW1 British 1908 Pattern Bayonet Frog With Helve Strap 1918

A completely untouched 1918 dated frog with the helve strap intact to the rear this abolished with all helve straps removed in 1922.
Service used & MECO marked for Mills Equipment Co with apparent 1918 date to rear.  read more

Code: 15137

WW2 British Early model Bren Gun Sleeve - 1940

A rare early example of the Bren sleeve being correctly 1940 dated for the BEF period that ended with the heroic Dunkirk withdrawal .
Condition is excellent & apparently unissued.  read more

Code: 15135