Italian Weapons Spare Parts Pouch

This is a weapons spare parts pouch made from Italian camouflage wartime material  read more

Code: 64725

British Rifle Ammunition Box

This is a wooden rifle ammunition box, which is identical in design to the WW2 examples used by the British army. This example is marked "7.62mm" and dated 28/03/1960.  read more

Code: 64723

Machine Gun Cover

This machine gun cover, not sure for which machine gun. There is a faint 1969 date.  read more

Code: 64722

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 Canadian and British troops on D-Day. The helmet is more commonly referred to as the Turtle Shell due to its resemblance to the animal. This example is in good condition, retaining over 75% of its original finish.. The liner is size stamped 7 and date...  read more

Code: 64688

British Home Defence 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 Canadian and British troops on D-Day. This example is painted black indicating it may have been used on the Home front, possibly by Air Raid Wardens, National Fire Service or the Police. The helmet is in very good condition, the liner is size stamped...  read more

Code: 64686

Canadian Tankers Helmet

This is a rare Canadian made version of the British Tankers helmet worn by the Royal Armoured Regiment. The Canadians started to produce their version in the summer of 1940 resulting in 12,000 helmets being manufactured. The helmet is made of cloth covered cork, with rubber air vents and a webbing liner suspension. The helmet was attached to a leather scrum attached by laces and buttons which h...  read more

Code: 64685

British Home Defence Zuckerman Helmet

A very good example of a civilian protective helmet more commonly known as the Zuckerman Helmet, named after the South African born government scientist who designed the helmet, Solly Zuckerman. The helmet could be brought by civilians for five shillings ( 25 pence ).  read more

Code: 64681

British Home Defence Zuckerman Helmet ( Fire Guard )

This is a civilian protective helmet more commonly known as the Zuckerman helmet named after the South African born government scientist who designed the helmet "Solly Zuckerman. The helmet could be brought by civilians for five shillings ( 25 pence ). This example is in excellent condition and the front is stencilled with the letters "FG" for Fire Guard.  read more

Code: 64680