British MKIV Water Bottle & Skeleton Carrier

A unissued MKIV water bottle with a 37 pattern skeleton pattern carrier, which is dated 1945.  read more

Code: 66659

British Mess Tins

A set of mess tins, the larger mess tin is dated 1943 and maker marked "Regico". The smaller mess tin is dated 1944.  read more

Code: 66657

British Army Pillow Case

A army issue pillow case.  read more

Code: 66649

RAF Issue Kit Bag

An RAF issue kit bag which has the original owner's name, rank and service number.  read more

Code: 66648

RAF 37 Pattern Gaiters

A set of size 1 RAF issue gaiters. It appears the gaiters have actually been made smaller.  read more

Code: 66640

British 37 Pattern Gaiters

A set of blancoed 37 pattern gaiters which are post-war made dated 1951 and size stamped 2. The gaiters have leather straps which was introduced in 1944. This example would benefit with a fresh coat of blanco to colour match the pair.  read more

Code: 66639

British 37 Pattern Gaiters

A set of post-war dated 1961, 37 pattern gaiters, which is size stamped 2. The leather straps where introduced in 1944. The gaiters are maker marked MECo for Mills Equipment Company. Ideal for living history and re-enactment.  read more

Code: 66638

British MKII F Field Phone

A MKII F field phone which is maker marked TMC and appears to be in good order. However it has not been tested and can not confirm, if it actually works. The field phone is complete with its wooden box retaining its instruction plate and a 1943 dated shoulder strap maker marked 'MECo" for Mills Equipment Company.  read more

Code: 66631

British MKII F Field Phone

A MKII F field phone complete in its wooden box and shoulder strap. The phone appears to be in good order, however has not been tested and can not confirm if it actually works. This example is maker marked T.M.C. and retains its instruction plate. The hand set is maker marked SB&Co.LTD.  read more

Code: 66629

British Army MKIII Helmet

The MKIII helmet was first developed by the medical research council in 1941 on behalf of the British army. The MKIII was first worn in combat by British and Canadian troops on Operation Overlord 6th June 1944 ( D-Day ). The helmet is commonly referred to as the turtle shell due to its resemblance to the animal. This example is in extremely nice condition and comes with the rare reddish brown M...  read more

Code: 66628