WW1 '03 Pattern Holster.

Anther probably unissued '03 Patt holster of the type often issued to tank crew, machine gunners and the RFC. This example in a light tan with clean interior, inspection mark to reverse and dated on retaining strap, in this case '17.  read more

Code: 5055

Uppingham School OTC belt plate.

Gilt buckle for wear by Oakham and Uppingham OTC based at Uppingham School in Rutland. Design features the silver seal of the founder of the school, Archdeacon Johnson in which he is depicted as a schoolmaster with his rod of office, surrounded by boys and girls
Gilt is fresh with some wear to highpoints and buckle is undamaged. The cut off remains of the original belt attached to one ke...  read more

Code: 5048

Italian Fascist Albanian service lapel badge.

Brass and enamel pin back badge commemorating the Italian campaign in Albania. 25mm wide with intact pin and clean undamaged enamel.  read more

Code: 5043

Officer's Calcutta Scottish cap badge.

Heavy cast silver Calcutta Scottish officer's cap badge. Two piece badge with lugs ( both present ) with good detail .  read more

Code: 5040

Japanese parachute bag.

Japanese Army canvas parachute storage/transport bag. Heavy duty canvas with a reinforced, folding bottom and the Army circled star to front. In excellent but dusty condition with some minor stitch loosening to one handle. Unusual and uncommon piece of Japanese kit.  read more

Code: 5039

MINT ORIGINAL BOX OF LUFTWAFFE DAGGER HANGER CLIPS.

A most unusual small box of 12 mint unissued interior jacket hangers for the Luftwaffe dagger!! Intended to be sewn directly into a uniform jacket or coat, these Luftwaffe blue fabric straps end with a leather tab and 'd' ring. This would have enabled the dagger hanger clip to go through the left hand pocket flap and then clip on internally to this strap which would have taken the full weight. ...  read more

Code: 5021

GERMAN RED CROSS HANDBOOK. Dedicated inscription.

A dedicated and in near mint condition, Red Cross/first aid handbook. Profuseley illustrated throughout, with diagrams of first aid proceedures, treatments etc.  read more

Code: 5007