British 1940 Pattern Battledress Trousers

This is a very good example of British 1940 pattern Battledress trousers, which are approximately a 32" waist. The inside leg is 27", however they have been turned up by 5 inches. The turn ups can be taken down to increase the inside leg length to 32 inches. The trousers do not retain their contract label and belt loops have been added.  read more

Code: 60389

U.S. M1943 Machinaw Coat

This Mackinaw coat, which is also known as the Jeep coat, was first adopted by the U.S. army during World War 1. This example is the last pattern without a blanket lined collar and was introduced on 19th April 1943. However some later examples of the third pattern did not have belt loops, The contract label is missing and their is a hole in the lower right side of the skirt, but only goes thr...  read more

Code: 60382

U.S. Tropical Trousers

A good example of rip-stop tropical issue trousers, which are dated 1967 and are size marked 27" to 31" waist with 32" inside leg.  read more

Code: 60376

1937 Pattern Stretcher Bearer Straps

A un-issued set of 1937 pattern stretcher bearer straps, which are maker marked "M&S" and dated 1944.  read more

Code: 60365

1937 Pattern Stretcher Bearer Straps

A set of un-issued 1937 pattern stretcher bearer straps, which are maker marked "MECo" and dated 1940.  read more

Code: 60364

08 Pattern Small Pack

This is the second pattern of the small pack, which has a War Department acceptance date 1918 and the makers stamp with a production dated 1917. The bottom of the small pack has two holes on each corner, otherwise it is in good condition.  read more

Code: 60356

British General Service Beret

This G.S. Beret was first introduced in September 1943 as a wartime measure to replace the G.S. Side cap. When the G.S. Beret was first introduced, it was dubbed "Cap Ridiculous", as it was not a popular item. However it was for universal wear and the troops got used to it. This example is unissued maker marked "E.A.Bottu ( Belgium maker ), size stamped 6.1/4 and dated 1945.  read more

Code: 60312

RAF Officers Side Cap

This is a good example of a RAF officers side cap with Kings crown.  read more

Code: 60309

Japanese Army Tropical Field Cap

This is a early Japanese army tropical field cap, which still retains it's yellow star and chinstrap and metal grommets which have rusted. Later pattern field caps had the metal grommets discontinued due to their tendency to rust in the tropical climate.  read more

Code: 60300

Japanese Army Tropical Field Cap

This is a Japanese army tropical field cap in good condition, missing it's chinstrap but retaining it's yellow star. This is a later pattern field cap,which does not have any metal grommets which tended to rust due to the tropical climate.  read more

Code: 60299