Arnhem The Fight To Sustain By Frank Steer - First Edition

The untold history of the Airborne logisticans. On the ground the airborne logisticians at the battle of Arnhem fought to the bitter end, indistinguishable from their paratroop comrades. In the air, their deeds and sacrifice were shining examples of duty done under the most desperate circumstances. Well detailed and in documented. In good condition.  read more

Code: 57615

U.S. First model Blade Dated M3 "Imperial" 1943 Trench Knife And M8 Scabbard - Nice Used Condition

U.S. first model M3 Trench Knife makers marked "Imperial" and U.S. M3 1943 on the blade. The knife is in clear nice used condition with a friction tape re-inforcement on the handgrip. The knife comes with original M8 plastic and webbing scabbard. A nice used U.S. M3 "Imperial"Trench Knife And M8 Scabbard that can be upgraded.  read more

Code: 57603

U.S. M4 Bayonet Makers Marked "Imperial" - Nice Used Condition

U.S. M4 Bayonet with M8 Scabbard, in nice used condition! The M4 bayonet was introduced in May 1944 and superseded the M3 Trench Knife. And also designed to fit the M1 Carbine as well as being a fighting knife. The knife is fitted with a nice used leather hand grip and clearly makers marked "Imperial" on the hilt of the knife as well as the U.S. ordonance and "U.S. M4" mark. With the knife com...  read more

Code: 57602

WH (Heer) M42 SD Combat Helmet - Nice Used Condition

Wehrmacht (Heer) M42 Single Decal Combat Helmet (Stahlhelm M42). The paint shows clear wear and the left side of the helmet has a standard Wehrmacht decal. The interior of the helmet has a M31 leather liner. The liner is size '56' marked and equal nice yet clear used condition as is the shell. The shell is marked with maker and size 'NS64' which indicates production by the company'Vereinigte De...  read more

Code: 57553

U.S. (Airborne) Paratrooper Corcoran Jump Boots - Nice Used Condition

U.S. (Airborne) Paratrooper Jump Boots. An iconic piece of footwear often refered to as Corcoran boots one of the larger contractors for these jump boots.
This particular pair of boots is makers marked Corcoran. Both stamped in the leather liner of the boot as well as being fitted with original Corcoran label. The boots compromise a size 9 1/2C. Fitted with original leather lace and in ...  read more

Code: 57594

British Collarless Shirt Size 4 - Nice Used Condition

This is the standard British Army collarless shirt, it was worn underneath the Battledress by regular soldiers. Executed with textbook half button (over head design) and in excellent yet nice used . Hard to be uppgraded.  read more

Code: 57570

WH (Heer) M40 Greatcoat With Original Applied SS Eagle - Near Mint Condition

Wehrmacht (Heer) M40 Greatcoat (Tuchmantel). The greatcoat is executed in field grey wool complete with all original buttons. Shoulder-strap loops and buttons are present. In nice i.e. light used condition with a period repair. Clearly 1941 dated and makers marked Paul Groth & Co. Sized 135/71. The coat has been original applied with Waffen-SS RZM-pattern Sleeve Eagle (Ärmeladler). The eagle is...  read more

Code: 57609

British Made U.S. M1 Carbine Double Pocket Webbing Magazine Pouch 1943 - Unissued Condition

In unissued condition, British Made Double Pocket Webbing Magazine Pouch intended to hold two magazines with Cal.30 ammunition. The pouch is clearly makers marked MeCo and 1943 dated as well as being marked "British Made". In unissued condition, cannot be upgraded.  read more

Code: 57611

Japanese Silk “Hinomaru” Rising Sun Flag - Near Mint Condition

A fantastic near mint example of a Japanese “Hinomaru” Rising Sun Flag. Executed in silk textbook for Imperial period flags. This flag compromises a so-called Veteran bring back, most likely as a souvenir from the Pacific Theater. The flag measures around 85x70cm. With some minor age adding to the patina of this Japanese Silk “Hinomaru” Rising Sun Flag.  read more

Code: 57608

U.S. M1923 Garand Belt Dated 1943 - Near Mint Condition

U.S. M1923 Garand Belt, executed in khaki canvas ans U.S. marked on front of the belt. Clearly 1943 dated, the makers mark is visible yet hard to read. These belts would carry 10 M1 rifle clips or 20 stripper clips of ammo. A nice and original U.S. M1923 Garand Belt that would be hard to upgrade.  read more

Code: 57612