Small Pattern Map Case

Private purchase example of the three fold compact size case as favourite by airborne troops. Metal clip attached to leather shoulder strap, some pencils still inside. Very good used condition but with some slight marks etc  read more

Code: 50880

Soldier’s Housewife, Welch Regiment

White cotton pouch with service number stamped on the inside, 4009877, which is in the block for the Welch Regiment. Very good used condition but most contents now missing, two small balls of wool remain.  read more

Code: 50878

Service Respirator in Bag with Accessories

Original issue mask in it’s MkVI bag, complete with anti-dim tin, gas ointment in tin, eye shield packet(only one pair inside). All parts are dated 40/41. Small crack to the rubber face piece but otherwise in very good ’as found’ condition  read more

Code: 50877

WW2 Civilian Mask in Box with Cover

Government issue civilian mask in it’s card box printed with instructions and contained in a green oilcloth type protective cover. Box and and bag are vgc but the mask has some splits to the rubber, a second mask is also included, also with damage to the rubber  read more

Code: 50876

WW2 Baby’s Gas Mask Cariage

British government issue gas mask hood in metal frame for small children, maker marked Avon and dated 12/1939. Very good condition overall, rubberised parts are still very supple  read more

Code: 50874

Brass Button Stick, Coldstream Guards

A nice example button stick with multiple slots for buttons and brass fittings on web equipment, patent number on the top, 116972/17, also with soldiers number stamped on the side, 2663322 which is within the block for the Coldstream Guards  read more

Code: 50873

Air Ministry Folder for Wallace Mk1, 1934

Original Air Ministry folder marked on the front as ‘Wallace Mk1 Aircraft, Illustrated Schedule of Spare Parts’, Air Ministry marked and dated 1934. This is the folder only, all that remains inside is blank paper for notes.  read more

Code: 50869

Canadian Battledress Blouse, 121 LAA Regt

Original WW2 Battledress of Canadian manufacture, tailored for an officer of the Royal Artillery, 121 Light Anti Aircraft Regiment. All woven insignia, crowns to epaulette for the rank of Major, formation signs for 8 Corps, felt arm of service strips, woven Leicestershire Regt tiger flash. 121 LAA was previously a battalion of the Leicestershire Regt that converted to artillery  read more

Code: 50868

Trip Flare Box, 1944

Original cardboard box for Trip Flare W/O Pickets, maker marked and dated 1944. Good used condition but with some slight marks, dents etc, hole to lid  read more

Code: 50867

Early Battledress, 1939, Royal Engineers, 8 Corps

A very early example of the Battle Dress Blouses, Serge, clear maker label by Rego Clothiers and dated 1939. Printed shoulder titles for Royal Engineers, printed formation signs for 8 Corps, with felt arm of service strips and woven pips for Lieutenant. Very good used condition.  read more

Code: 50866