U.S. 3rd Model M3 Trench Knife and M8 Scabbard Rare Makers Mark "Kinfolks" - Nice Used Condition

U.S. 3rd Model M3 Trench Knife and M8 Scabbard in nice used condition with great patina. Compromising the so-called 3rd model and being makers marked on the hilt. Clearly marked U.S. M3 and "K.I." on the crossguard (Kinfolks, Inc.) and marked on the pommel with Ordnance bomb on the pommel. The M8 scabbard clearly makers marked B.M. Co. And marked with a laundry number on the webbing canvas. Fit...  read more

Code: 59047

U.S. 3rd Model M3 Trench Knife and M8 Scabbard Makers Mark "Camillus" - Nice Used Condition

A nice used example of an U.S. 3rd Model M3 Trench Knife and M8 Scabbard. The knife has a stunning patina and nice age and wear. Clearly marked U.S. M3 and "Camillus" on the crossguard, marked on the pommel with Ordnance bomb on the pommel. The M8 scabbard clearly makers marked B.M. Co. Fitted with original leather lace. These type of knifes were widely used in the ETO and during operations suc...  read more

Code: 59046

U.S. Navy MK2 Fighting Knife i.e. KA Bar "Camillus" - Mint Condition

A stunning and imo mint example of an U.S. Navy MK2 Fighting Knife i.e. KA Bar. The knife is clearly USN MK2 marked on the cross guard and makers marked "Camillus New York". The knife comes with original MK2 scabbard. The scabbard is clearly marked USN MK2 on the front, and B.M.Co. Nord 4723 on the rear. A very attractive and mint U.S. Navy MK2 Fighting Knife that cannot be upgraded.  read more

Code: 59045

British 1937 Patten Entrenching Tool & Cover 1944- Nice Used Condition

British 1937 pattern entrenching tool and cover. The cover is in unissued condition. Dated 1944 and makers marked W&G Ltd. The tool is imo in nice used conditon, with no visible date and what appears to be makers marked "Berks". An overall nice used British 1937 Patten Entrenching Tool & Cover.  read more

Code: 59058

British MK II i.e. "Tommy" Helmet 1942 - Nice Used Condition

British MK II i.e. "Tommy" Helmet in nice used condition. Clear age and wear and an attractive patina! The helmet is fitted with original period liner and chinstraps. The liner is clearly makers marked F.F.L. (FFL, Fisher Foils Ltd). Sized 7 3/4 and 1942 dated. A highly attractive yet nice used British MK II i.e. "Tommy" Helmet with 1942 dated liner.  read more

Code: 59059

British 1937 Pattern Pistol Holster and Ammuntion Pouch - Unissued Condition

A nice set consisting of a 1937 Pattern webbing Pistol holster and ammunition pouch and brace adjuster. The webbing holster is has no visible date or makers mark. The ammunition pouch is clearly 1943 dated and makers marked Finnigans. The brace adjuster is 1941 dated and marked with Broad Arrow. IMO in unissued condition.  read more

Code: 59057

British Khaki General Service Beret Tyneside & Scottish Mounted - Nice Used Condition

British Khaki General Service Beret. The beret is clearly makers marked S&P Harris Ltd. Glasgow. 1945 dated Broad Arrow marked and sized 7 1/8.
The beret is original mounted with a Tyneside & Scottish capbadge who served as part of the Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment). An attractive and original mounted beret!  read more

Code: 59061

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 nice used condition.  read more

Code: 59063

British 1937 Pattern Webbing Belt 1943 - Mint Condition

In imo mint condition this British 1937 Pattern Webbing Belt. Compromising the so-called economy pattern. The belt is clearly marked with the Broad Arrow and what appears a 1943 dated. Marked size S. Hard to be upgraded.  read more

Code: 59049

British 1937 Pattern Webbing Belt - Near Mint Condition

British 1937 Pattern Webbing Belt in near mint i.e. light used condition. Compromising the so-called economy pattern. The belt is clearly marked size S. Traces of a makers mark are partly visible yet hard to read. Hard to be upgraded.  read more

Code: 59050