Winter Cap

This is an extremely rare World War One pattern cap in cotton duck lined with wool material, mostly seen on service troops. The cap slighty modified from the the World War one pattern before the Second World War and was issued until 1943, where it was replaced by the Pile Field Cap.  read more

Code: 53558

WW1 U.S. Officers Tunic

This is a very nice example of a private purchase U.S. officers tunic belonging to the 5th Infantry Regiment. The tunic has sterling silver rank bars with the rank of captain. The tunic was produced by M.BERMAN Ltd, 18 Irving Street, Leicester Square, London, England.  read more

Code: 53535

U.S. Officer's Elastique Service Dress Trousers

An officers trousers in dark wool elasttique cloth. The trousers are in very good condition and appear to have the original owners name "Smith H.E." The trousers are approximately a 32" waist.  read more

Code: 53529

WW1 U.S. Marine Corps M-1917 Pattern Tunic

This is a very nice examle of the U.S. marine Corps M-1917 pattern tunic which has the marine corps buttons and collar disc emblem. The tunic retains its original makers label, which is also stamped "PHILA.DEPOT".  read more

Code: 53526

WW1 U.S. M-1910 Uniform

This is a M-1910 cotton uniform which is identical to the M-1912 pattern uniform. The uniform consists of tunic and breeches. The breeches have a stain on the right leg and are a lighter shade of khaki. The collar disc insignia is that of the National army 1917 pattern. The cross rifles are of the branch of serive indicating Infantry.  read more

Code: 53524

U.S. WW1 Grenade Vest

This is a mint un-issued grenade vest which was introduced in 1918 to accommodate VB rifle grenades. It is a popular misconception that these vests were never used during WW1. However this miconception is incorrect as a limited number where used by soldiers using VB launchers. The vest has an adjustable strap that went over the head and two smaller straps that tied around the back and w...  read more

Code: 53508

Forestry Officials Tunic

This is a nice example of a Forestry officials tunic with the rank of Revierforster ( 1st Lieutenant ). The forst and game administration was formerly under the control of the Lander or individual German states, were united by the Nazis into the Office of the Forest Master ( Reichforstamt ) under the control of Herman Goring as Chief Forester. The tunic has a pocket slash to allow a For...  read more

Code: 53502

Shell Fuse Container

This is a shell bakerlite fuse container, which is marked on the lid "Kart.Vorl.H.13. The underneath of the container is maker marked "gtc" ( Richard Stock & Co, Spiralbohrer, Werkzeug-u.Machinenfabrik AG ) and dated 1944.  read more

Code: 53488

Puttees

A nice example of Puttees, which are un-dated. The puttees appear to be un-issued.  read more

Code: 53471

37 Pattern MKIII Ammunition Pouches

A pair of post-war made MKIII ammunition pouches, which are un-issued and in mint condition. The pouches are dated 1953 and 1955 respectively.  read more

Code: 53465