British O8 Pattern Webbing Belt

This is a 08 pattern webbing belt which a faint maker mark "MECo" ( Mills Equipment Company ) and dated 1919. This example is also stamped with the letter "L" for large and measures 42".  read more

Code: 64532

Canadian Army Oil Can

A 1943 dated Canadian army water can retaining most of its original finish and stamped with the Canadian war department arrow. The base of the can is stamped with the makers mark G.S.W.  read more

Code: 64525

British Army Thermos

This is a good working example of a British army thermos which is dated 1943 and retains its original cock stopper.  read more

Code: 64520

British Bergen

This is a 1945 dated bergen which is different from the more common Commando bergen. It has American style webbing and what appears to be a unit stamping "GYS". However i do not know which unit. The bergen is missing one of the lower securing straps.  read more

Code: 64508

U.S. Army Officers Trousers

This is a the M1938 pattern officers trousers, which are in excellent condition and retain their contract label, which gives the size 34" waist with a 34" leg. The inside leg actually measures 32". The contract label gives the place of manufacture "France".  read more

Code: 64442

U.S. Flannel Shirt

A good example of a pre-1942 manufactured flannel shirt without the special gas features. The shirt is size stamped 14.1/2 to 33. The shirt is missing one button between the chest pockets. The shirt is approximately a size 40" chest.  read more

Code: 64436

A.R.P. Badge

This is a silver hallmarked Air Raid Precautions badge worn by Air Raid wardens.  read more

Code: 64425

Hampshire Regiment Cap Badge

Hampshire regiment cap badge with slider attachment. The regiment was formed in 1881 and became known as the Royal Hampshire regiment in 1946 due to its distinguished service during WW2. The regiment was disbanded in 1992.  read more

Code: 64423

WW1 Army Service Cap Badge

This is a nice example of the badge worn by the Army Service Corps, which gained the "Royal" prefix in 1918 and became the Royal Army Service Corps.  read more

Code: 64422