British Royal Air Force Service Dress - Nice Used Condition

British Royal Air Force (R.A.F.) Service Dress in nice i.e. light used condition. Fitted with Royal Air Force buttons all with the kings crown. The service dress is executed in the distinct R.A.F. blue wool and fitted with its original and often displaced belt. On which an army number has been applied.
The tunic is original mounted with Burma star, Defence medal and War medal, 39-45 sta...  read more

Code: 57240

British Royal Air Force / GliderPilot Type D Gauntlets - Nice Used Condition

A highly attractive pair of British Royal Air Force Type D Gauntlets. The gauntlets are unusuallya very good colour match, not perfect but much better than most we do come across. The leather is in excellent condition. The gauntlets are fitted with clear and crisp labels. Both marked A.M. i.e. "Air Ministry" and marked with the kings crown. The gauntlets compromise a size 9.
These Type D...  read more

Code: 56836

British Royal Air Force Irvin Flying Trousers - Near Mint Condition

Introduced in the Royal Air Force in 1938, this sheepskin lined flying trousers. Refered to as Irvin trousers as designed by Leslie Irvin. Yet officially designated 'Thermally Insulated Flying Suit, Trousers' .
These trousers would have been worn by Bomber Command throughout the war. Executed in sheepskin leather which features a waterproof coating to the exterior. The original braces ar...  read more

Code: 56564

WH (HEER) Assualt Frame Messtin Strap - Nice Used Condition

WH (HEER) Assualt Frame Messtin Strap. In nice used condition and executed in black leather. Used to attach the M31 messtin on the assuat frame. The strap is in overall nice used condition.  read more

Code: 58867

U.S. (Airborne) T-5 Parachute Chestpack October 1944 - Near Mint Condition

U.S. (Airborne) Chestpack for the iconic T-5 Parachute. The chestpack does not retain a parachute canopy. Yet in light used and IMO near mint condition. Makers marked "Reliance MFG" and dated October 1944. Fitted with OD green hooks and six elastic rubber bands i.e. bungee straps. Increasingly hard to find late war U.S. (Airborne) T-5 Parachute Chestpack in excellent condition.  read more

Code: 58403

U.S. (Airborne) M-1941 Mounted Canteen Cover 1943 And Canteen & Cup - Nice Used Condition

U.S. M-1941 Mounted Canteen Cover, initially developed for horsed troops these were soon favoured by U.S. Airborne troops. The cover is in nice used condition, makers marked J.W. Johnson and 1943 dated. With original canteen and cup. The cup being 1944 dated and the canteen dated 1943. In nice used condition.  read more

Code: 58695

U.S. M7 Army Assault Gas Mask Bag - Nice Used Condition

U.S. M7 Army Assault Gas Mask Bag. Waterproof rubberized gas mask bag. Issued to assualt troops during the D-Day landings in June 1944. Marked 'US Army Assault Gas Mask U' on the front of the bag. Increasingly hard to find U.S. M7 Army Assault Gas Mask Bag that can be upgraded.  read more

Code: 58832

U.S. (Airborne) BC-611 "Handie-Talkie" And CS157 Carrying Case - Nice Used Condition

Increasingly hard to find as a pair this U.S. (Airborne) BC-611 "Handie-Talkie" And CS157 Carrying Case.
The Radio Receiver and Transmitter BC-611-E, also known as 'Handie Talkie' is fitted with with original data plat. Makers marked "Electrical Research Laboratories" and dated January 1944. The radio shows some overall trace of use and age and some minor corosion in the interior. Overa...  read more

Code: 58711

U.S. (Airborne) BC611 "Handie Talkie" With Paratrooper Signal Corps Homing Modification, Antenna and Carrying Case - Mint Condition

An unique set of a BC611-C "Handie Talkie" modified for use with MC-619 homing modification. Complete with the MC-619 signal corps homing kit, a directional antenna attachment for use in place of the non directional telescopic rod antenna. The loop antenna makes it an effecient homing device. With the radio an original instruction pamphlet for the homing modification. The rario itself is clear...  read more

Code: 58856

U.S. Airborne M1 Rifle Griswold Bag 1944 Dated - Mint Condition

A great example of an U.S. Airborne M1 Rifle Griswold Bag. What I consider in mint condition. These bags were invented especially for U.S. Airborne Troops in order to protect the M1 rifle and the soldier during combat jumps.The Original clip to attach the bag to the Parachute harnass is still present. There are some markings present on the bag such as part i.e. contract number started with the...  read more

Code: 56321