Early Type Aluminium Mess Tins, Indian Made
Scarce example of the pre war pattern mess tins designed for the 37 pattern equipment. Both clearly stamped with maker marks, B.N. Sehgal & Bros, New Delhi and dated 1940, also with acceptance stamps above. Very good used condition read more
WW2 Battledress Blouse, Indian Made
Very clean example of the Indian BD jacket, slightly hairier material with typical factory stamp for Shah and dated 10/42, also has a theatre company stamp inside. Most stamped steel buttons remain but with a few contemporary replacements, two small areas of damage but nothing major, evidence of removed insignia on the sleeves. No size marked but approx equivalent to a size 8 British BD read more
1937 Signals Card
HMSO card pocket book, BR232, showing naval signal flags, morse code, and semaphore. Very good used condition, has a pencil mark on one page, looks like ‘J. Hood S201 Q.D. Div’ read more
MkIII Helmet, Unit Marked, 10th Royal Hussars
A good used example of a late war MkIII helmet with hand painted insignia to each side, stylised Prince of Wales feathers with XRH below, it also has an F in a square to the front. Liner marked as size 7 by JCS&W, date partially obscured but possibly 43 or 45. Overall surface pitting read more
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Home Guard Belt Sleeve
Webbing sleeve with two buckles to enable the 03 leather belt to be worn with cross straps. Very good used condition, feint maker marks and dated 1941 read more
Khaki SD Tunic, Indian Armoured Corps
Indian made officer’s Service Dress with white metal plain buttons associated with cavalry units, Major’s rank crowns and wm shoulder titles, IAC. Ribbons for 39-45 and Burma Stars, with Defence Medal above left pocket. To each sleeve local made insignia for 17th Indian Infantry Division. 18th Cavalry we’re attached to this division in 1945. In the pocket there is a theatre ticket for London in... read more
Interwar Blues Tunic, Dorset Regiment
Pre-War blues with high collar fitted insignia for the Dorset Regt, regimental brass buttons and WO rank to right cuff. Illegible name in ink inside the right sleeve, E. A. A..d……s, 2nd Dorset Regt. Medal ribbons for 14 Star Trio, IGS, and LSGC. Numerous moth nips unfortunately but still a fairly nice tunic read more
Interwar SD Tunic, Lt. Col.
Clean example of a pre-war Service Dress jacket to an unidentified Lieutenant Colonel with an impressive medal ribbon bar including Military Cross, Military Medal and MiD from WW1, no doubt promoted from the ranks after his MM. Also saw service in India. Overall in very good clean condition apart from one hole on the front fly which looks like a cigarette burn. There is also a code number insid... read more
Attributed Blues Tunic,
Label unclear but attributed to Maj.Gen. R.A. Bramwell-Davis CB, DSO*, Legion of Merit. He joined the Highland Light Infantry in 1925 being awarded an MiD in India. During WW2 he won the Distinguished Service Order twice whilst serving with 10th HLI in North West Europe, once near Nijmegen in Feb 1945 and again near Uelzen, Germany in April. He was also awarded the US Legion of Merit. Post war ... read more