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 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

Japanese Factory Guards Cap

This is a extremely rare Japanese factory Guards cap, in excellent condition. The cap is made of a hessian and felt with a and a paper chinstrap.  read more

Code: 60298

1937 Pattern Large Pack Auxiliary Straps

A set of blancoed 1937 pattern large pack auxiliary which are maker marked and dated 1942.  read more

Code: 60258

1937 Pattern Stretcher Bearer Straps

A set of unissued 1937 pattern stretcher bearer straps, which are maker marked "MECo" and dated 1944.  read more

Code: 60257

1937 Pattern Stretcher Bearer Straps

A set of unissued 1937 pattern stretcher bearer straps, which are maker marked "M&S" and dated 1940.  read more

Code: 60256

1937 Pattern Stretcher Bearer Straps

A set of unissued 1937 pattern stretcher bearer straps which are maker marked "M&S" and dated 1940.  read more

Code: 60255

British Officers Brass Pips

A set of brass officer pips.  read more

Code: 60253

Reproduction RAF Rank Insignia

Reproduction RAF rank insignia for a Leading Aircraftsman ( LAC ).  read more

Code: 60252