WW2 - British and Allies

BRITISH WWII 1937 PATTERN YOKE STRAPS.

A matched pair, mint unissued condition, both marked ‘M.E.Co 1940’ and South African issue markings.  read more

Code: 88665

US WWII PARATROOPER BOOTS.

A good clean set of approximately size 7 or e8 U.S. Army paratrooper boots of World War II, good clean leather, leather laces fitted, the heels appear to have been replaced as they are not of the angled style.  read more

Code: 89082

BRITISH WWII OFFICERS SAM BROWN SET.

An extremely good undated example of the brass and leather waist belt and cross strap for a World War II or possibly World War I British officers uniform  read more

Code: 88529

BRITISH WWII OFFICERS SAM BROWN CROSS STRAP.

The cross strap only of the Sam Brown officers belt set for World War II and World War I with its attachment strap.  read more

Code: 88526

BRITISH WWII OFFICERS SAM BROWN SET.

A good clean undated example of the brass and leather waist belt and cross strap for a World War II or possibly World War I British officers’ uniform.  read more

Code: 88527

BRITISH WWII OFFICERS SAM BROWN SET.

A very good undated example of the brass and leather waist belt and cross strap for a World War II or possibly World War I British officers’ uniform  read more

Code: 88528

BRITISH WWII OFFICERS SAM BROWN SET.

An exceptionally good undated example of the brass and leather waist belt and cross strap for a World War II or possibly World War I British officers uniform.  read more

Code: 88530

BRITISH WWII THE LEE ENFIELD STORY BY IAN SKENNERTON.

Superb quality work in near mint condition with its original fly leaf cover. First published in 1993. 503 pages of the most excellent in-depth research by this renowned weapons author tracing the history of the Enfield Rifles way back to the 1880’s from the Lee Metford rifle to the present day.  read more

Code: 88655

BRITISH WWII 21ST ARMY PRINTED PATCH FOR THE SLEEVE OF THE BATTLEDRESS.

Evidence of wear removed from a tunic.  read more

Code: 88887

BRITISH WW II LEATHER JERKIN.

A good clean example of the World War II sleeveless leather jerkin. This utility garment very popular among troops handling heavy equipment and is seen in thousands of images of World War II, approximately 1 inch of stitching to the shoulder seam loose, some degrading to the leather around the base of the garment, label missing, Top button missing.  read more

Code: 88525