1944 German Propaganda Leaflet - ' It's Your Job to Die '

1944 German English language propaganda leaflet ( A-128 ) directed at American troops, circa 1944-45, entitled - ' It's Your Job to Die '. Light marking otherwise good, clean condition.  read more

Code: 11395

WW2 Krim Campaign Shield.

An original Krim Campaign Shield. Magnetic steel version with bronze finish on Feldgrau wool. All retaining pins present with textured paper covering. This example is a known variation but is not ascribed to a specific manufacturer. Good, used condition which looks to have been previously attached to a uniform.  read more

Code: 11394

WW2 Buffs Shoulder Title.

WW2 British printed cloth shoulder title for the BUFFS ( Royal East Kent Regiment ). Produced by the Calico Printers and in good, used condition with clear indications of having been removed from a uniform.  read more

Code: 11393

Pionier Signal Blitz sleeve badge

M36 WH (Heeres) trade and/or special-career insignia. Hand embroidered 'signal-blitz' ' in black-coloured cotton on wool specifically intended for a soldier within the Pioneers. Manufacturer marked to the reverse. Not one of the more commonly encountered waffenfarben.  read more

Code: 11392

1916 Trench British whistle - Indian issue.

1916 dated nickel whistle by A.De Courtney & Co., Frankfort st,Birmingham with Indian Army issue markings. In good condition, patinated overall with some light marking to plating.  read more

Code: 11391

Spigot Mortar Manual.

S.A.T. Vol.I, Pamphlet No.23 ' 29mm. Spigot Mortar ' 1942 . 39pg manual detailing with all aspects of the use, drill and training with one of the main pieces of Home Guard ' Artillery '. With b/w photographs, sketches, diagrams and colour ammunition plates this is a particularly useful and uncommon manual. Good, used condition, with slightly grubby covers with light rust staining from staples.  read more

Code: 10843

WW2 British Army Camouflage Scrim Net Scarf.

An original Second World War period British Army camouflage scrim net. Introduced in 1942, as a means to aid personal concealment, and was intended to be fitted over the man's back and shoulders to break up the outline of his shape and his equipmen, often worn as a scarf. Unique multi strand method of construction and in good order.  read more

Code: 11090

THIRD REICH ALLOY WHERMACHT BELT BUCKLE AND LEATHER KEEPER.

I’m not quite sure where this buckle has been, but it’s been exposed to damp at some time, perhaps it’s possibly ground dug. However, the pebbled alloy buckle itself is in remarkable condition. The moisture has just affected the claw fitting on the back and this is oxidised and ceased in place. The leather tab is with the buckle and this is contorted into a crumpled shape and is quite dry. It h...  read more

Code: 11390

WW1 British Hand Grenade No.34 Mk.III.

A good, 1917 dated British hand grenade No.34 Mk.III. The No.34 Hand Grenade was developed to counter the introduction of the German Model 1917 Eierhandgranate and ran to five marques, this being a MkIII. Using a percussion actuated delay fuze which requires the pin to be removed and the plunger hit against a suitably hard object. The plunger cuts a shear wire and fires a primer cap, which igni...  read more

Code: 11389