WW1 / WW2 British Leather Rifle Sling
An excellent example of the pattern used during WW1 and again in WW2 by the Home Guard, good strong, supple condition. read more
Gallipoli / Egypt Wolseley Helmet (RESERVED for D.C )
An incredibly rare 1915 dated Wolseley pattern helmet worn by L/Cpl William. F. Tranter of the Worcestershire Yeomanry. read more
Scarce WW2 US Para/Glider Overseas Garrison Cap (British Made).
A scarce British made US overseas garrison cap with its original wartime applied enlisted mans para/glider patch.
The cap was made by J. Collett Ltd, London in 1944 and in a size 7, the cap is piped in red for artillery designation.
The original white stitching attaching the patch is all present along with a later applied red cotton to prevent future loss.
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WW2 Italian M33 Helmet
An original early wartime example in well used condition and possibly stored in an out building or loft for many years.
The shell is solid with only light surface rust and retains much of its exterior paint finish ( well worn), the liner band has never been removed and still has the correct rectangular chin strap bales.
The leather liner is present but showing signs of shrinkage, ... read more
Boer War / Edwardian Kings Own Norfolk Imperial Yeomanry Tunic
A very pleasing example of an Edwardian Kings Own Norfolk Imperial Yeomanry tunic in good clean condition, all yellow facings are un damaged and considerably clean considering the age of the tunic, the navy blue coloured tunic has only one small moth hole visible near the elbow.
The liner shows signs of service wear with split stitching and staining in the arm pit region but lining is ge... read more
1939 ATS O/Rs Cap
An early named example of a O/Rs ATS cap in good condition with no moth damage, the liner is in good used condition (small areas of wear)and still retains the WD ink stamp with the letter code R (1939).
Still has a name tag attached with the ladies name and service number.
Size approx. 7
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WW1 Imperial Yeomanry Binoculars & case
A WW1 pair of binoculars named to C.E. Collett ,1st Battalion ,Imperial Yeomanry and after a small amount of research found a Charles Edwin Collett served on staff with the 1st Batt Wiltshire Yeomanry.
The binoculars are in good working order with clear optics (very slight de-lamination to one edge of lens but does not impact on vision at all), the anti reflection sliders/ sleeves are s... read more
1913 Army Service Corps Tunic
A small sized ASC tunic in superb condition and still retaining its original paper label, very clean navy blue body with white facings, all general service buttons present, liner in very clean condition with various acceptance stamps.
Label reads - ASC December 1913, size no7, height 5' 5'' / 6'' , breast 34'' and waist 31''.
A great display piece. read more
1916 British Officers Trench Whistle
An excellent example with its original leather tab and correct style rivet, made by Hudson & co and dated 1916. read more