Quality WW2 Italian officer's Bustina for an officer of the rank of 2nd lieutenant in the VI Grenadier Regiment. Fine sage green cloth body with ear flaps retained by snap fasteners with bullion rank and regimental insignia. Blue silk lining with leather sweatband with a fold out peak, again retained by snap fasteners which shows fresh colours which is in contrast to the body which displays wea...  read more

Code: 8177

An Air Ministry marked MKII First Aid Kit For Air Crew, complete with all contents for burns treatment and contained within the original unopened waterproof rubberised cotton pack.
The pack is in good undamaged condition with slight marking.

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Code: 8176

Rather than receiving its power of protection through a thousand stitches, the senninriki acquired good luck by the use of a thousand chikara or power ideograms. This power is enhanced by the stitching of a coin to the centre. Measuring approx 140cms in length, this example was decorated in ink on a sheet of cotton and then folded in half to form a belt or winding, one end has a representation...  read more

Code: 8175

1043 dated cloth bandoleer for carrying 50 rounds of MkVIIZ .303 ammunition. Clearly marked with nomenclature, Canadian WD marking and dated, in good used condition with some light staining.
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Code: 8174

20mm, tin and celluloid button badge for wear by Volunteer Recruiting Staff. Undecipherable manufacturing details to rim, good used condition with some foxing.  read more

Code: 8173

Bought directly from a veteran's family along with some other random Luftwaffe items at the Prescott Gun Show this Luftwaffe belt and buckle are in good, untouched condition. Belt leather has been contemporarily altered and measures 90cm in length and has an all steel buckle. Buckle with leather tab with manufacturer's details of Herman Aurich, Dresden and dated 1941 retains approx 40% of it's ...  read more

Code: 8172

This was a round enamel pin about 23mm in diameter and was introduced in 1933 before the triangular membership pin.
It featured a rising sun with swastika in the centre and the motto Hj Deutche Arbeiter (working youth) around the outer edge. It was initially worn on the early soft HJ visor cap and is pictures on page 110 in JR Angolia HJ book vol 1.A rare , early badge in great condition...  read more

Code: 8171

I have a wonderful contact in Vienna, Austria who regularly sends me Hither Youth items. This is one of a batch of 5 recently received. This is a great 'work-day' commemorative day badge between the SA & the HJ. Probably a 'sports days' in the mountains. Dated 27-29 January 1939 and held in AFLENZ, a mountain ski resort in Austria. 27th-29th January in 1939 was from Friday to Sunday, so a nice ...  read more

Code: 8167

These are not a common badge, it was awarded to all girls between the ages of 14 and 21 who could pass tests in first aid, nursing, home craft, political ideology and athletics over a 12 month period. was instituted by von Schirach (head of HJ etc) in 1934. The reverse was stamped with a serial number and the RZM control/makers number. This one is 105020 and the RZM number is M1/ 1 (? slightly...  read more

Code: 8169