Britsh 1st Pattern Skeleton Assault Jerkin

This is a very nice example of a 1st pattern skeleton assault jerkin, which was a simplified version of the battle jerkin. It was designed for frontline troops to carrier various types of ammunition including 2 inch mortar shells, there was also a provision on the left side for the No4 bayonet to be attached. The assault jerkin came in three colours brown, white and green.  read more

Code: 68655

Canadian 37 Pattern Auxiliary Bren Gun Magazine Pouches

A set of 37 pattern Auxiliary Bren gun magazine pouchees, which are maker marked 'Z.L.& T.LTD" and dated 1943 and 1942 respectively. The shoulder straps has suffered with some minor fraying to the edge. However it still has the makers initials and the Canadian army stamp.  read more

Code: 68654

British Basic 44 Pattern Webbing Set

A basic 44 pattern webbing set, consisting of cross-straps belt and pouches. The belt and cross-straps have no visible dates of manufacture. However the ammunition pouches are dated 1967.  read more

Code: 68653

British 37 Pattern Webbing Set

A full set of unblancoed 37 pattern webbing set, consisting of small pack which has 1944 and 1940 dated L-Straps. The small pack has no visible. 1941 and 1943 dated Cross-straps. MKII ammunition pouches one of which is dated 1940 the other very faint markings and no visible date. 1944 dated war economy belt which is a size small and measures 36 inches. The entrenching tool is dated 1944, with a...  read more

Code: 68652

British 37 Pattern Webbing Set

A blancoed set of 37 pattern webbing consisting of a 1942 dated small pack, non maker marked belt which measure 44 inches, a set of cross-straps which are dated 1940 and 1941. MKII ammunition pouches, one of which is actually Indian made and dated 1941. The British made MKII pouch was produced by Rover and dated 1943. Bayonet frog, MKVI water bottle with the 2nd pattern skeleton carrier. 1944 ...  read more

Code: 68651

British 37 Pattern Webbing Set

A complete set of 37 pattern blancoed webbing, consisting of small pack which has a faint 1941 date. Cross-straps, belt, which measures 44 inches, The belt and cross-straps have no visible dates of manufacture. Entrenching tool with a 2nd pattern halve and carrier. The E-tool is maker marked Brades and the carrier "AC" for associated cutters. The carrier has the late-war retaining strap modific...  read more

Code: 68650

Army Wehrpas Book

A army issue Wehrpas book, which gives the date of both of the ower as 27th September 1913 and the date of the last entry 12th July 1941. The owners unit is also listed 12th Machine Gun Company , Infantry Regiment 123.  read more

Code: 68648

Infantry Combat Badge

The infantry combat badge was authorised on 1st June 1940 and was awarded if the recipient took part in at least three assaults, serving in the front line or took part in three different combat days. This example is in very good condition.  read more

Code: 68646

Panzer Combat Badge

The Panzer combat badge was authorised on 20th December 1939 and was awarded after the recipient took part in three tank engagements. This example is in very good condition and is maker marked 'DA" for Herman Aurich.  read more

Code: 68645

Black Wound Badge

The black wound badge would have been award to any military personal who has received one or two wounds during combat.  read more

Code: 68644