1939 British Homefront First Aid MkII Steel Helmet
An untouched early wartime MkII helmet with an uncommon variant of First Aid insignia, unknown if worn by a factory first aider or a member of the British Red Cross Society ?.
The shell retains its original factory applied black paint finish and left as found, not been cleaned, can find no evidence of a makers stamp, owners initials 'E.B.M' hand painted to underside of rim.
The un... read more
90.00 GBP
WW1 Ottoman Turkish 'Gallipoli Star' Medal (A/F)
A WW1 Turkish Harp Madalyasy war medal commonly referred to as the 'Gallipoli star', missing its rear brooch pin fitting along with some damage/loss to the enamel work, still a most appealing bring back item, priced accordingly. read more
58.00 GBP
Scarce 1939 British Aluminium Mess Tin A/F
This single mess tin is the larger one to the set measuring 180mm x 132mm (internal size) and is in very good order apart from missing its wire handle, good straight sides and no perforations.
Not a set, single only. read more
29.00 GBP
WW2 U.S Army Carlisle Model Small First-Aid Dressing
An early WW2 second type Carlisle first-aid dressing manufactured by Johnson & Johnson, the laminated paper & foil wrapping remains unopened. read more
15.00 GBP
WW2 U.S Military Medical Plain Gauze
An excellent condition boxed gauze made by Bauer & Black, still in its original cellophane wrapping. read more
15.00 GBP
Early WW2 U.S Army Carlisle Model Small First-Aid Dressing
An excellent condition early WW2 Carlisle dressing manufactured by 'CONVENIENCE, INC.' still in its original cellophane wrapping. read more
15.00 GBP
WW2 U.S Military Medical Wadding Sheet
Unopened and in excellent condition, made by 'The Stearns & Foster Co.' of Lockland, Ohio. read more
12.00 GBP
WW1 U.S Military First - Aid Gauze Bandage ''ZONAS'' 1917
An original WW1 U.S military field dressing manufactured by Johnson & Johnson, in small tablet form and bearing the contract date 'May 1917', remains unopened, with some dirt and rub marks to paper wrapping.
These ''ZONAS'' bandages were also used in WW2. read more
14.00 GBP
Pre-1959 7th Gurkha Rifles Coloured Field Service Cap (A/F)
A circa 1953-59 7th Gurkha Rifles coloured field service cap made by Herbert & Johnson of London that still retains its original cast white metal badge, the cap has suffered slightly due to poor storage and the light blue upper section is now grubby & discoloured, the two small black horn buttons have also suffered and are now defaced, can just make out crossed Kukri's on one button.
The... read more
45.00 GBP