Canadian Leather Jerkin 1943 - Near Mint Condition

Canadian Leather Jerkin; makers marked Joseph Gould & Sons Ltd from Toronto and 1943 dated. This piece is retains its original manufacturer’s label; dated 1943, and stamped with the distinctive Canadian-style broad arrow.
Sized Small, the jerkin remains in lightly used condition with supple leather showing minimal wear and excellent preservation. IMO in near mint condition. Hard to find...  read more

Code: 58571

U.S. All Purpose Polaroid Goggles Type 1021 - Unissued Condition

Foam rubber frame and plastic shielded All Purpose Polaroid Goggles Type 1021. Fitted in fabric wallet and complete with two green and one clear spare shields. Makers marked American Optical Company Mass.
In unissued i.e. mint condition. Cannot be upgraded.  read more

Code: 57269

U.S. (Airborne) M1 Folding Stock Griswold Bag 1943 - Unissued Condition

A very nice and unissued example of an U.S. (Airborne) M1 Folding Stock Griswold Bag. Executed in khaki canvas and clearly marked U.S. on the front. Fitted withg full working press studs. The bag is clearly makers marked Atlas Awning and 1943 dated. Cannot be upgraded.  read more

Code: 58001

US (Airborne) Drop Container Aerial delivery type A4 - Unissued Condition

In unissued condition U.S. (Airborne) A4 Aerial Delivery Container. The Type A-4 container was the first to be developed and was standardized in November 1940. And used for dropping of supplies behing enemy lines. Used in the European Theatre of Operations during for example D-Day and Market Garden. The dropcontainer measures a 12" X 24" x 30" and is executed in heavy duty OD shade canvas. Comp...  read more

Code: 57983

German 'Reichskriegsflagge' 100x170 Nice Used Condition

German 'Reichskriegsflagge' The national war flag was flown on all Kriegsmarine warships, Luftwaffe airfields and all buildings from the Wehrmacht and is complete with its original cord with loop. The flag is sized 100x170cms The flag is nicely maker marked Pluschweberei Grefrath
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Code: 58740

British (Airborne) First Model Denison Smock 1942 Dated No Label- Unussued -Condition

British (Airborne) first Model Denison Smock. Fitted with wool handcuffs and textbook "Newey" press studs and The smock is fitted with a full working Zip.
The original label is missing .probely Sized 6 or 7 The liner is also clearly marked with War Department acceptance marked with the Broad Arrow. and lettercode "O" indicating 1942 being the year of acceptance. The smock is converte...  read more

Code: 58884

British Officers Battle Dress Original Mounted Dutch Made (Tilburg) 1945 - Near Mint Condition

A British Army Officers Battle Dress. Original mounted and in light used i.e. near mint condition. With only a very minor damage on the right arm. This battle dress blouse is makers marked N.V. Zuid Nederlandsche Kleedingfabriek (Tilburg) and 1945 dated. We have not come across many battle dress uniforms produced in the Netherlands making this a rare piece. Original mounted to a Signal Corps Ca...  read more

Code: 58861

WH (HEER) 'Reversed Sumpftarn Winter Camouflage Parka - Light Used Condition

Wehrmacht Reversible Winter Parka in 'Reversed Sumpftarn' Camouflage (Tarnjacke). This camouflage is executed in the so-called reversed colours in the Sumpftarnmuster (tan/water pattern). The parka is still showing nice birght and vivid colours. The parka is reversible to white. The parka is in overall nice near mint condition. The Parka has makers marked with RB Number and size is size 2 Ye...  read more

Code: 58882

𝗔 𝗕𝗼𝗿𝗱𝗲𝗿 𝗦𝗼𝗹𝗱𝗶𝗲𝗿 𝗮𝘁 𝗔𝗿𝗻𝗵𝗲𝗺’ written by Martijn Cornelissen

The latest release in the R N Sigmond Arnhem series;
‘𝗔 𝗕𝗼𝗿𝗱𝗲𝗿 𝗦𝗼𝗹𝗱𝗶𝗲𝗿 𝗮𝘁 𝗔𝗿𝗻𝗵𝗲𝗺’ written by Martijn Cornelissen, is the story of Private Sandy Masterton of the 1st Battalion The Border Regiment.
Hardback, 168 pages. Well documenten and detailed as can be expected.

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Code: 57144

Einsatz Arnheim deals with the battle between the German armoured forces and their British and Polish opponents in and around Arnhem.

A wide range of sources were used, including official German records, Allied documents, reports, interviews and diaries of the soldiers involved and eye-witness accounts from civilians. The German perspective of the battle at Arnhem became clear after discovering and deciphering the war dairy (Kriegstagebuch) of the 9. SS-Panzer-Division.

Meanwhile, on the British part, the War D...  read more

Code: 58360