Rare British No. 6 Commando Mounted Battle Dress 1942 - Nice Used Condition

A unique and rare piece; this British 1937 Pattern Battle Dress Blouse. Original mounted with No.6 Commando badges. The No. 6 Commando was one of the units formed in 1940. The title ´Commando´ came from the raiding and assault style. All three Services of Army, Navy & Air Force were directed to provide their best men…to ‘encourage’ volunteers.
The No.6 Commando took part in various oper...  read more

Code: 56711

British Army Pocket Knife 1943 - Nice Used Condition

British Army Pocket Knife.with priem Clearly 1943 dated , marked with the Broad Arrow Comes with original knive rope  read more

Code: 56967

British Army Pocket Knife 1943 - Nice Used Condition

British Army Pocket Knife. Clearly 1943 dated , marked with the Broad Arrow and makers marked Warriss Sheffield. Comes with original knive rope  read more

Code: 56966

U.S. Tank i.e. Crash Helmet Complete With Earphones And Goggles -Unussed Condition

A very nice and complete U.S. Tank i.e. Crash Helmet. In overall nice yet unussed condition. The helmet is makers marked Rawlings and sized 7. The helmet is overall good condition, and fitted wired R14 headphones. With the helmet comes an original pair off M1944 goggles and box with spare lenses,cable extension, nose microphone and the very rare throat microphone Hard to find in such complete c...  read more

Code: 56930

U.S. M1 Helmet With Seaman Paper Company Liner - Mint Condition

Stunning and considered mint condition U.S. M1 Helmet. The helmet compromises a so-called front seam and fixed bale example. The shell is fitted with original netting and original applied paint. Fitted with original webbing chinstraps.
The helmet liner is in equal mint condition. Fitted with a very clean suspension and sweatband. The helmet is makers marked Seaman Paper Company which wa...  read more

Code: 56858

British Airborne Printed Non Matching Pegasus Formation Patches - Nice Used-Condition

A very nice used non matching set of printed Pegasus Formation Patches. First introduced in 1942 and designed by Major E.Seago based on the Greek saga of the winged horse Pegasus and his rider Bellerophon. This example is in a perfect and nicely issued condition. These printed Pegasus signs are harder to find these days  read more

Code: 56965

British (Airborne) Economy i.e. Plastic Parachute Regiment Cap Badge - Mint Condition

This is a nice example of an economy i.e. plastic The Parachute Regiment cap badge. Plastic cap badges were first introduced into the British Army during 1941 as a result of metal shortages caused by the prioritised demands of industrialised war production. The wearing of plastic badges proved very unpopular with British Army personnel. In what I consider as mint condition  read more

Code: 56964

British Airborne Embroided Pegasus Formation Patches - Mint Condition

A mint pair off British Airborne maroon red Embroided Pegasus Formation Patches. The patches compromises a textbook "Glue back" type. First introduced in 1942 and designed by Major E.Seago based on the Greek saga of the winged horse Pegasus and his rider Bellerophon. Hard to upgrade.  read more

Code: 56953

WH (HEER) Y Straps i.e. Suspenders or So-Called Koppeltragegestell - Nice Used Condition

A very nice unussed pair of WH (HEER) Y Straps i.e. Suspenders or So-Called Koppeltragegestell. Non makers marked but stamped with a RBN number on the back of the Y straps . The leather is in very nice and smooth condition with an attractive patina.  read more

Code: 56227

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