U.S. Military Map Regensburg

This is a U.S. military map of Regensburg, Germany, which was published by the Navy and War Department. The map was drafted by the 649th Engineer Topography Battalion and dated 1945. The back of the map has a number of small German town layouts of the Regensburg area.  read more

Code: 58677

CO2 Gas Cylinder Packet For M1926 Life Preserver

This is rare packet containing six CO2 gas cylinders for use with the U.S. Navy issue M1926 life Preserver. The M1926 life preserver was issued to all military personal on troop transporters and taking part on amphibious landings. The M1926 Life preserver would take two CO2 Gas filled cylinders to automatically inflate. The six cylinders in this listing are empty and are for display only.  read more

Code: 58652

Armoured Vehicle First Aid Box & Contents

This is a large first aid box for armoured vehicles with contents consisting of the following. Large carlisle dressing, 5 compress bandages, antiseptic applicators, tannic acid burn jelly, triangular bandage, adhesive bandage, antiseptic swabs, eye dressings ammonia inhalants. plus more.  read more

Code: 58637

U.S. M1910 Water bottle Set

This is a matching 1945 dated water bottle set, consisting of a M1910 water bottle , which is maker marked "A.G.M.CO" a M1942 cup, which is maker marked "S.M.CO" and a M1910 pouch.  read more

Code: 58634

MG & Artillery Optical Aiming Circle Sight

This is a rare Richtkreis 31 Aiming Circle optical sight, which was used for both artillery and fixed mounted machine guns to measure horizontal and vertical angles in preparation of indirect fire. The sight would have been fitted to a standard German army tripod. The sight is in two parts, the aiming circle and the periscope, which was fitted by means of of a dovetail slide. This allow...  read more

Code: 58565

Trench Candle

This is a trench candle, commonly called the Hindenburg candle. It was first used during WW1, made in the field from melted down candles and used to light bunkers.  read more

Code: 58445

U.S. M1 Rear Seamed Helmet

This is a later-war variation M1 helmet, which has oliver drab No7 webbing and a manganese rim with a rear seam. The helmet was produced sometime between November 1944 to August 1945. The front of the helmet has the unit insignia of the Quartermaster Corps, Supply company, Pearl Habour, Hawaii. The liner is maker marked "CAPAC", which identifies the liner being produced by Capac Manufacturin...  read more

Code: 58423

U.S. ERDL Tropical Hat

This is a ERDL ( Engineer, Research, Development, Laboratory ) tropical hat, which is un-issued and dated 1968. The ERDL camouflage tropical uniform was restricted issue to pathfinder and reconnaissance combat units only in 1968.  read more

Code: 58406

British 2nd Pattern Paratrooper Denison Smock

This is a full-zip denison smock which was only worn by Birtish paratroopers. The smock where originally made with half-zips,but was common practice for officers to modify their smocks to full-zips. They also cutt the tops of their socks to make elastic style cuffs. This example still has button cuffs. Both these modifications became standard features to Dension smocks in the early 1950's. Anot...  read more

Code: 58276

Italian Officers Greatcoat

Italian officers greatcoat, in very good condition with slight wear around the collar. There is no moth damage. The coat has the rank bars of Captain on both sleeves.  read more

Code: 58268