Friday 28th August 2026 - Website Updated

Some new WW1 items just uploaded -

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Chris Sadler  read more

Code: 15690

WW1 British War Office Brodie Helmet With Hessian Camouflage Cover

Featured on Pg421 of 'History of the Steel helmet In the First World War Vol 2 ' By Michael Haselgrove this is an early War Office pattern Brodie helmet in apple green with the remains of a hessian camouflage cover still in situ. Helmet has had a rough textured finish applied to its exterior with fraying & wear to the cover much indicative of a heavily trench worn helmet. Underside of the shell...  read more

Code: 15689

WW1 German M16 Camouflage Helmet

German M16 camouflage helmet in three colour camouflage with black dividing lines between each segment.
All three liner pins on this helmet are untouched with camouflage paint matching that of the rest of the shell. Underside of shell marked with maker & size 'Q66' ( Quist ). A depot size ink stamp of '66' can be seen to the rear of the skirts underside this helmet having received a sec...  read more

Code: 15688

Published WW1 French Battle Damaged M15 Adrian Infantry Helmet

Featured on Pg185 of 'History of the Steel helmet In the First World War' By Michael Haselgrove this M15 Infantry Adrian helmet has shell splinter damage right through the front of it . Complete with original factory blue paint , original liner with correlating damage & remains of chinstrap.  read more

Code: 15685

***INERT*** WW1 German Stick Grenade 1917

Untouched WW1 German stick grenade with markings to wood handle & 1917 date.
Much of its original green paint remains to head & neck with screw cap to bottom intact. markings impressed into wood read' 5 1/2 SEK -GJB' ( 5 1/2 second fuse - made by GJB ) . Ink stamped markings give a filling date of '8.2.17' .
***Head is removeable & empty this FFE ( Free From Explosive ) ***  read more

Code: 15686

WW1 German Camouflage M16 Helmet With Battle Damage

An M16 camouflage helmet that has had the initials 'GK' incorporated into the scheme these appearing on the top of the helmet within a long segment of tan ochre paint. All segments of the scheme are bordered with finger thick lines . The right side of the helmet has received blast damage causing a deep scrape to the paint & metal this resulting in splitting of the shell in this area & very sli...  read more

Code: 15687

Published WW1 German Post Home Helmet Named to A Kanonier

Featured on page 124 of Helmets of the First World War by Michael Haselgrove this M17 helmet is a classic example of those posted home by US servicemen . Helmet has remains of the potage stamps on the top of the shell with address labels stuck to the exterior of the helmet giving its destination as an address in Virginia , USA & sent by a Major HH Trout. Helmet has name of the German soldier pa...  read more

Code: 15684

WW1 British '02 Pattern Service Tunic - Border Regiment With Identified Wearer

A WW1 British four pocket service tunic of the wartime 1902 pattern in very good condition with 'Borders' shoulder titles to each shoulder. A 'BR' stamp to the interior lining confirms that this tunic was issued to a soldier of the Border regiment. Serial numbered to interior initial research has discovered that this relates to 'Joseph MILLER' of the 2/4th Border regiment.
This is a tun...  read more

Code: 15546

WW1 British '07 Pattern Matching Numbered To 1st Pattern Scabbard Hooked Quillon Bayonet Marked 1st Northumberland Fusiliers With 1915 Dated Frog

A recently found in France rare early hooked quillon '07 pattern bayonet with regimental markings to 1st Northumberland Fusiliers & matching numbered first pattern scabbard. Still in its original 1915 dated frog.
Marked to ricasso with issue date '1 11' for January 1911 &'EFD' for maker Enfield. Pommel marking of '1 NF' clear with weapon number '180' which matches that of the scabbard ...  read more

Code: 15680

WW1 French M15 Artillery Adrian Helmet - Early Horizon Blue Paint

Artillery Adrian of the M15 model with early light blue paint finish.
Complete with intact chinstrap & original liner which still has its corrugated ventilation strips present. Badge firm to front.  read more

Code: 15681