WW1 British '08 Pattern Brace Attachments

Probably the rarest component of '08 pattern equipment to find today we recently found this pair of the 1908 pattern webbing brace attachments as used by machine gun crews, tank crews & Other Ranks in the Royal Flying Corps to name a few.
Both are marked 'HGR' for the firm Hepburn , Gale & Ross with date 1918 . These are practically impossible to find & the only pair I have seen outside...  read more

Code: 13456

WW1 German Telephonist Pouch 1914

A leather Telephonists pouch dated 1914 to underside of top flap.  read more

Code: 15059

WW2 French 'Fall Of France' Medics Armband & Wrist Bracelet 1938

A French army medics souvenir of WW2 being his medics armband & identity bracelet .
Armband stamped ' Ministere De La Guerre ' with maker & 1938 date to reverse. Bracelet has name of soldier , number etc.  read more

Code: 15061

WW2 'British Made' US Cartridge Belt 1944

A British Made webbing US cartridge belt with ' Lift The Dot' press studs & charger dividing straps in each pocket.
Ink stamped to 'MECo' ( Mills Equipment Company ) & dated 1944 with 'BRITISH MADE' clearly visible. In well used condition with one pocket having no closure flap.  read more

Code: 15062

WW2 Vintage US Baseball

Whilst no official Government issue baseball existed in WW2 there were plenty of different types in use sent from home or purchased by servicemen from sporting outlets.
This example marked with faint maker & various other faint markings .  read more

Code: 15063

WW2 US Mail Bag

A leather & canvas construction US Mail Bag made by the British firm for the US , Patterson & Stone of Walsall in 1945.  read more

Code: 15064

WW1 German Grain/Flour Sack 1911

Rare pre First World War ration/grain sack dated 1911. With markings of the Provisions Depot these were most definately still in use during the WW1 period.  read more

Code: 15069

WW2 British '37 Pattern Smallpack & Left & Right Straps

A 1945 dated green blancoed example.  read more

Code: 15072

WW2 British Collarless Shirt

For wear under battedress the collarless shirt with maker initials & traces of date '42' .  read more

Code: 15073

WW1 British Webley MkVI Holster

Brown leather officers holster for the MK VI Webley revolver.  read more

Code: 15075