British General Service Gas Mask & Haversack

This is a short hose general service gas mask and haversack. The gas mask, filter and haversack are all dated 1941. The gas mask and hose are in very good condition and the haversack is maker marked "Maple".  read more

Code: 65889

British General Service Gas Mask & Contents

A short hose general service gas mask which is dated 1941. The gas mask comes with its haversack and contents. The haversack is also dated 1941 and maker marked "Whiteley". The No342 anti-lens dimmer is dated March 1942 and the anti-dust goggles are dated 1941. The gas mask also comes with a empty tin of No2 anti-gas ointment which the lid has suffered with corrosion.  read more

Code: 65888

British General Service Gas Mask & Contents

This is a general service gas mask which has the extra long hose for drivers and armoured crews. The gas mask comes with its haversack and contents. The gas mask is dated November 1942, the No248 anti-lens dimmer is dated June1940, the anti-dust goggles dated 1941. The No5 anti-gas ointment tin which is empty is dated October 1942. The haversack is also dated 1942 and is maker marked "Whiteley.  read more

Code: 65886

German Straight Entrenching tool

A straight entrenching tool which was a carry over from World War 1 and continued to be used by the Reichswehr and the Wehrmacht. The leather carrying case was normally black in colour for the Wehrmacht but brown for Imperial and Reichswher. This example is in good condition and has a very faint makers stamp. Unfortunately it does not have the carrying case.  read more

Code: 65852

German NCO's Marching Boots

A pair of senior NCO's marching boots which are made of a better quality leather than the standard enlisted man's marching boots. The leather is still quite supple and the soles are not studded, and have rubber heals, indicating the boots may have been used by a armoured crew NCO or a Naval or airforce NCO. The boots are approximately a U.K. size 9 ( European 42 ).  read more

Code: 65847

German Officer Boots

A pair of officers boots which would have been worn by all branches of the German military. The leather is still quite supple and the boots are not studded except for a toe indicating it may been used by armoured crew or Naval or Airforce officer. The boots would benefit with a nice polish. The size is approximately a U.K. size 9 ( European 42 ).  read more

Code: 65846

German Army Parade Trousers

German army parade trousers which are piped white for Infantry. The parade uniform was introduced in1936 and was only produced for four years to 1940. The intention was once German had won the war the uniform would continue to be made. This example is in very good condition.  read more

Code: 65844

German Rucksack

This is a period civilian rucksack, which is very similar to the Wehrmacht issue rucksacks. It could also have been used with members of the Hitler Youth. It is missing its central buckle and the straps are made of webbing.  read more

Code: 65843

German Artillery Rucksack

This is an artillery rucksack which was issued to non-mounted personnel of the Artillery in lieu of the fur pack. The artillery ruck sack was introduced on 21st February 1940. The flap of the ruck sack has a female name written upon it, indicating it may have been used in the post-war years.  read more

Code: 65842