WH (Luftwaffe) M35 Double Decal Combat Helmet 1939 dated - Nice Used Condition

Luftwaffe Double Decal M35 Combat Helmet (Stahlhelm M35). The helmet is in clear nice used condition and retains most of its original paint. Both decals are present and clearly visible as can be seen on the pictures. The M31 liner is present and with clear age and wear. The shell is marked with maker and size 'NS64' (Vereinigte Deutsche Nickelwerke AG, Schwerte). The reverse interior neck guard...  read more

Code: 57606

British Black Leather Ammo Boots 1944 Sized 8 - Mint Condition

British Black Leather Ammo Boots in excellent i.e. mint condition. With the leather being in smooth and undamaged condition. War Department marked on the exterior, and marked size 8 with Broad Arrow on the soles. The boots appear makers marked "Giffard Newton & Son" and are clearly 1944 dated. Fitted with original leather laces. An abosulute stunning pair of wartime dated Ammo Boots that cannot...  read more

Code: 57769

Extremely Rare British (Airborne) Body Armour - Nice Used Condition

Probably one of the most rare pieces of British Airborne Equipment; the Body Armour.
In April 1942, the Military Research Council approved the Body Armour and became in production. Mainly produced by Briggs Bodies Motors (i.e. BMB also producer off the British Airborne helomets) and Harrison & Bros Howsons. Executed in 1mm thick manganese steel plates for the chest, lower belly and a r...  read more

Code: 57761

U.S. M-1918 BAR Magazine Belt - Nice Used Condition

U.S. M-1918 BAR Magazine Belt. Executed in thick canvas holding six BAR magazines. The pouches could be worn as a single of pair and therefore are marked "Left" and "Right". The belt is clearly makers marked Plant Bros. Co. as well as marked Browning Colt. Dated 1918. The belt has been converted for world war two use, which was a common practice. In overall nice used condition.  read more

Code: 57764

U.S. M1 Carbine Carrying Sling - Mint Condition

U.S. M1 Carbine Carrying Sling, executed in OD shade canvas. In mint and likely unissued condition. Increasingly hard to find these days. Hard to be upgraded.  read more

Code: 57765

U.S. Airborne M1942 Paratrooper Jump Jacket - Nice Used Condition

U.S. Airborne M1942 Paratrooper Jump Jacket. An iconic U.S. Airborne uniform piece as worn by for example the 101st and 82Nd Airborne Division during D-Day June 1944 and 82Nd 504 pir on Operation Market Garden in September 1944. The jacket shows some trace wear, mainly on the press studs and some minor staining on the arm. The original waistband is still present which often has been displaced...  read more

Code: 57755

British (Airborne) Everest Load Carrier 1944 - Nice Used Condition

British (Airborne) Everest Load Carrier. Could be worn as backpack and fitted on the BSA folding bicycle. The carrier is complete and fitted with all original leather straps. The canvas is in excellent condition.
The carrier is clearly 1944 dated.  read more

Code: 57158

British (Airborne/Commando) Toggle Rope - Nice Used Condition

Increasingly hard to find these days; an excellent example of a so-called Toggle Rope. Issued to both British Airborne and Commando troops. These ropes would have multi-purpose and where standard kit to these elite forces. This rope compromises a full original thick diameter rope. The Britsch toggle ropes are aslo used by US Troops on D-day. Hard to be upgraded  read more

Code: 57748

Royal Air Force Service Dress Badged To Senior Aircraftsman - Nice Used Condition

Royal Air Force Service Dress in clear worn condition and therefore with a great patina. The jacket is fitted with textbook Kingscrown Air Force buttons. Original mounted with wooven R.A.F wings, Signallers crafts badge and rank insignia for a Senior Aircraftsman.
The jacket is fitted with an original label marking a size 7. Also marked with contract no. H5531469/41 CIB, indicating 1941...  read more

Code: 57756

U.S. Highneck i.e. Five Button Sweater - Nice Used Condition

U.S. Highneck i.e. Five Button Sweater. Executed in OD shade wool. There is no label or visible marking present, yet I would estimate a size M. This pattern sweater was developed with the M1943 uniform, and would have been worn underneath the M1943 field jacket. In very good condition with no damages.  read more

Code: 57751