British Light Weight Gas Mask & Contents

This is a very good example of a Light Weight gas mask which was introduced in September 1943, replacing the General Service gas mask. This example is dated 28th February 1944 and comes with its filter which is dated 25th April 1944. It also comes with a No5 ointment tin, dated January 1943. The ointment tin has suffered with some slight corrosion, however it still retains its ointment tubes....  read more

Code: 68124

British Officers Sam Brown Belt & Cross-Strap

A very good example of a British army officers Sam Brown belt with cross-strap. This example has no visible makers markings.  read more

Code: 68121

Australian 37 Pattern Gaiters

A set of unissued Australian made 37 pattern gaiters, which are size stamped 3, maker marked WEB.Co and dated 1945.  read more

Code: 68120

British Woollen Gloves

A pair of army issue woollen gloves.  read more

Code: 68119

Canadian First Pattern Plastic Despatch Riders Helmet

This is the rarer Canadian first pattern Despatch riders helmet which differs from the British first pattern Despatch riders helmet which was made from toughened papiermache and was known as the Pulp helmet. The Canadian helmet is made of plastic and is in the shape of the standard steel Despatch riders helmet. The shell has four small vent holes and fibre band around the rim. The leather fold-...  read more

Code: 68117

RAF Mediterranean Theatre MKII Helmet

Extremely nice untouched example of a RAF MKII helmet which has a mediterranean, North African colour scheme. The chinstrap is named to an AC1 Evans. The liner is maker marked 'BMB" for Briggs Motor Bodies', size stamped 7 and dated 1940.  read more

Code: 68116

British MKII Helmet

A MKII helmet which is in extremely good condition. The helmet is actually a Home Defence helmet as indicated by the markings on the front of the shell, which has been removed. Probably by a re-enactor to maker it look as an army issue helmet, especially as the colour scheme looks North African or Mediterranean theatres. It is still an attractive looking helmet with the shell and liner both da...  read more

Code: 68115

British General Service Beret

A good example of a G.S. beret which 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 by British soldiers as 'Cap Ridiculous" as it was an unpopular item amongst the troops. However it was for universal wear and the troops got used to it. This example has had the size, date and makers details worn o...  read more

Code: 68114

RAF Khaki Drill Tunic

This is a RAF Khaki Drill ( KD ) tunic which would have been worn in North Africa and the Mediterranean theatre of operations. This example is in excellent condition retaining the tropical pattern RAF eagle badge on both sleeves and waist belt. The tunic is actually post-war but identical the the pattern worn during WW2. The contract label is still attached which gives the size 15, however the ...  read more

Code: 68113

Australian Battle Dress Blouse

Australian Army sergeants Battle Dress blouse which retains its contract label,which gives the size 10 and date of manufacture 1943. There are some very minor moth nips, otherwise the BD is in very good condition.  read more

Code: 68111