U.S. M4/M16 Tactical Sight Mount

This is the short version of the tactical sight mount for use with the M4 and M16 assault rifles.  read more

Code: 67188

U.S. M4/M16 Tactical Sight Mount

This is a tactical sight mount for use with the M4 and M16 assault rifles. This example is the long version.  read more

Code: 67187

Sig Sauer P226, 20 Round Magazine

This is the extended 20 round magazine for the Sig Sauer P226 pistol.  read more

Code: 67185

British Paratroopers Weapons Drop Bag

This is a British paratroopers and special forces weapons drop bag. This example is dated 18th December 1975.  read more

Code: 67176

German Engineers Saw

A very nice example of an Engineers saw with an early brown leather scabbard. The saw is dated 1939, with a faint makers stamp and waffenampt. The scabbard also stamped with a faint waffenampt.  read more

Code: 67172

German Imperial Belt & Buckle

This is an imperial two piece brass buckle worn by Prussian units, maker marked and dated 1914. The belt leather is also dated 1914, however the leather tongue has been removed and holes for the buckle have been added. The belt also has a faint makers stamp and clear size stamp 95.  read more

Code: 67167

German Y-Straps

Leather Y-straps in which has suffered with some minor damage. The central ring leather tab, on one of the loops has torn away . However it is still ideal for display. The two front straps appear to be slightly different indicating the Y-straps are late war made.  read more

Code: 67166

German Tropical Rucksack

A tropical issue rucksack which has clips to attach directly on the Y-straps. On the left upper clip the stitching has started to come away and there are a couple of small holes on the left and right front pockets. This example has faint makers stamp wand what looks like a 1940 or 1942 date.  read more

Code: 67165

British Army Whistle & Lanyard

British army issue whistle which is dated 1940, maker marked "J.Hudson & Co". The whistle is in good working order and comes with a lanyard.  read more

Code: 67150

British MKIII Helmet & Camouflage Netting

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 excellent condition retaining its original smooth green finish t...  read more

Code: 67146