In very nice unussed condition this Rare British Airborne Rifle Valise. These Valise would have been issued to British Parachutists to protect their rifle during jumps. This particular valise was intended to hold the 303 Lee Enfield Rifle. Executed in felcron and webbing valises found these days are often in bad and damaged condition. Often these Valises are found in unissued condition, being ... read more

Code: 55671

850.00 EUR

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IIn nice and IMO unissued ondition this Rare British Airborne Rifle Valise. These Valise would have been issued to British Parachutists to protect their rifle during jumps. This particular valise was intended to hold the 303 Lee Enfield Rifle. Executed in felcron and webbing valises found these days are often in bad and damaged condition. Often these Valises are found in unissued condition, bei... read more

Code: 55670

475.00 EUR

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Another stunning named U.S. M1 combat helmet and liner. The shell compromising a so-called fixed bale and frontseam helmet. The shell is named Clyde W Meder. With the helmet is a very nice used helmet liner, also clearly named Clyde W Meder. Thge liner itself compromising a Firestone makers marked example. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. was first contracted to produce helmet liners in April 1942. ... read more

Code: 55669

750.00 EUR

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A very nice pair of U.S. Airborne M42 Paratrooper i.e. Jump trousers. he M42 was worn by Paratroops assigned to Airborne units. For example the U.S. 101st and 82nd Airborne Division worn the M42 Jump Suit throughout the war included D-Day and Market Garden in 1944.
These trousers are in overall very nice yet used condition. With some period repairs yet no major damaged. The trousers a... read more

Code: 55668

A very nice used example of an U.S. officers garisson cap. Makers marked Dunlap New York and fitted with original stock label. The cap is original mounted with officers Para Glider Infantry patch and officers bar. U.S. Airborne Para Glider Infantry troops were deployed in various theatres of operation such as Normandy and Market Garden in 1944. An attractive officers garisson cap with some trac... read more

Code: 55666

This U.S. M1942 First Aid Pouch With Contents. Clearly dated 1943 and makers marked. The first aid pouch is executed in the more hard to find plastic version. Hard to upgrade! read more

Code: 55667

50.00 EUR

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This U.S. M1942 First Aid Pouch With Contents. Clearly dated 1943 and makers marked. The first aid pouch is executed in the more hard to find plastic version. Hard to upgrade! read more

Code: 55665

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The standard German rifle widely used by all troops throughout the war. The Karabiner 98 kurz widely known as the K98 or Mauser. This particular example is deactivated according to Dutch law; only to be purchased by persons 18 years and older. And is clearly 1944 dated and marked with the Waffen Ambt stamp. The rifle has clear trace of usage as well as age to both the steel and the wood. Yet ma... read more

Code: 55664

A nice used pair of M1 helmet and liner. The M1 shell compromises a textbook frontseam and fixed bale example. With the shell a so-called "Liner Fibre-M1" often refered to as Hawley liner as it refered to the design of the Hawley tropical hat.
These liners came in productionb by late 1941 and were contracted untill November 1942. The liner is executed in a pressed cardboard material, co... read more

Code: 55663

950.00 EUR

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Increasingly hard to find these days the MK1 Helmet Steel Airborne Troops (HSAT). Used by both parachutist and gliderborne Airborne troops. The MK1 helmet is fitted with fiber rim and leather chinstraps. Production of the MK1helmet begun in June 1942 and continued to the fall of that year, but were used throughout the war. The helmet is overall nice yet IMO refurbished condition. Everything to ... read more

Code: 55657