U.S. 1st Pattern Reversible Ski/Winter Parka - Nice Used Condition

U.S. 1st Pattern Reversible Ski/Winter Parka. Commisioned in May 1941 and replaced by the 2nd Fur trimmed Parka in July 1942.
This compromises a nice used example with some minor period repairs and clear usage adding to its patina. Marked with a laundry number. The original label is still present yet very much washed out. The date does appear 1942 and the size is a 38.  read more

Code: 57651

British Army and/or Medical Corps Blanket 1941 Dated - Nice Used Condition

British Army and/or Medical Corps Blanket. Clearly makers marked "Woollen co. Ltd Adelaide" and dated 1941. The blanket is marked "Onkaparinga". Onkaparinga was established in 1869 in South Australia by two German brothers that had migrated to Australia bringing weaving machinery with them. Well know for there comfort these blankets were distributed within the commonwealth in for instance the U...  read more

Code: 57701

British Early War Officers Battle Dress Blouse Captain Badged - Nice Used Condition

In nice used near to mint condition. This British 1940 Pattern Officers Battle Dress. The Battle Dress is taylored with a textbook officers style open collar. Badged with Captains pips on the shoulderboards.
The blouse compromises an early war example. Clearly 1941 dated and marked size 7. In the interior the War Department acceptance mark is clearly visible with the Broad Arrow. Marked ...  read more

Code: 57700

British 1937 Pattern Shortened RAC MKII Pistol Holster 1943 - Nice Used Condition

British 1937 Pattern Army Royal Armoured Corps MKII pistol holster. The pistol holster compromises a shortened version. A common practice and also known to have been factory shortended. This due to the original pattern being to long and not practical in tanks and other armoured vehicles. The makers mark is to hard to read, yet the 1943 date and Broad Arrow are still visible. The cleaning rod s...  read more

Code: 57699

British 1937 Pattern Shortened RAC MKII Pistol Holster 1943 - Nice Used Condition

British 1937 Pattern Army Royal Armoured Corps MKII pistol holster. The pistol holster compromises a shortened version. A common practice and also known to have been factory shortended. This due to the original pattern being to long and not practical in tanks and other armoured vehicles. The makers mark A.C. and 1943 dated are partly visible. The cleaning rod still present. Overall in nice use...  read more

Code: 57698

British (Airborne) 1st Model Denison Smock Size 3 & 1943 Dated - Unissued Condition

British (Airborne) 1st Model Denison Smock in absolute stunning and unissued condition. The pattern compromises the early 1942 pattern. In a hard to find size three, makers marked CWS Ltd and dated 1943. As well as being marked with the War Department acceptance stamp N indicating 1943 being the year of issue.
The smock has been demilitarized with a cut on the back. This is the only let...  read more

Code: 57694

U.S. Army Vehicle First-Aid Kit With Contents - Nice Used Condition

U.S. Army Vehicle First-Aid Kit, original issued as a Gas Casualty First-Aid Kit. Yet period fitted with standard First-Aid contents and the "Gas Casualty First-Aid Kit" being taped off. These type of kits would have been on a scale of of one kit each for four vehicles. The kit is in overall nice yet light used condition. All original contents are present and unissued/unopened. Compromising sci...  read more

Code: 57695

U.S. M1942 Garand Bayonet Makers Marked U.C. - Nice Used Condition

A nice used example of a M1942 bayonet. The bayonet comes with original used scabbard. The Bajonet has a nice gray parkerized finish and makers U.C. marked with the U.S. ordonace mark on the pommel. These bayonets were intended to fit on the M1 Garand.  read more

Code: 57697

U.S. Female M1943 Jacket & Trousers Mounted To Captain In ETO Advance Base - Nice Used Condition

A very nice and original mounted U.S. Female M1943 uniform set. Mounted to a Captain in the ETO Advanced Base. The ETO advanced base was formed in Bristol, England and came into action on the 6th of June 1944 and was operating on both U.S. beaches as soon as they were secure. The ETO advanced base was supporting on both communications and logistics.
The M1943 jacket is mounted with Capt...  read more

Code: 57689

U.S. Airborne T5 Parachute Harness and Pack tray 1944 Including T 5 Griptype Chestpack - Mint Condition

As used by Airborne troops parachuting into D-Day (Normandy) and during operation Market Garden and Rine crossing 1944.-1945 101st Airborne 82Nd Airborne and 17th Airborne div This iconic piece of U.S. equipment; U.S. (Airborne) T5 Parachute Harness. The T-5 Parachute was adopted in June 1941 by the Airborne Troops of the United States of America.
Secured to the body of the harness with ...  read more

Code: 57308