GERMAN WWI SAXON INFANTRY NCOS PICKLEHAUBE.

A very nice clean leather skull, without any crazing, the front and back peaks securely fitted to the main body, both having some light congealing, all matching brass fittings, with an NCO quality front plate that has cross missing to the top tip, enlisted ranks chinstrap, and enlisted ranks state and national cockade, the Saxon state cockade being of the non-serrated style, interior leather li...  read more

Code: 92268

AUSTRIAN JUBILEE MEDAL.

Complete with its red ribbon.  read more

Code: 92313

GERMAN WWI 1870 IRON CROSS 2ND CLASS WITH 25 YEAR JUBILEE OAK LEAF.

Some wear to the black finish on the face of the cloth with its original ribbon and its 25 year oak leaf cluster.  read more

Code: 92317

AUSTRIAN WWI THE KAISER KARL TROOPS CROSS.

With its Austrian style wrapped ribbon.  read more

Code: 92326

GERMAN WWI SOLDIERS LABELS.

An original four printed block of labels for Grenadier Fleck to cut into single labels and applied to parts of his uniform. Marked to ‘$.Komp.Rgt.Elizabeth’.  read more

Code: 92346

BRITISH WWII SOLDIERS BATTLEDRESS TROUSERS.

An extremely narrow waisted set of battledress trousers, 26 inch waist. Excellent nap to the cloth, all buttons present. No moth damage. good length to the leg. WD marked to the waistband.  read more

Code: 92301

BRITISH WWII FRENCH LANGUAGE POSTERS.

A large format British published poster, paper laid on linen for strength showing all of the ranks of the navy, army air force and merchant marine, also combined operations, printed by the Ministry of Information in London for French speakers. Another smaller poster , also laid on linen for strength. Excellent colour image of British paratroopers training. Three further paper posters, not laid ...  read more

Code: 92302

BRITISH WWII LOW COUNTRIES COMMAND ARM PATCHES.

Blue cross on yellow field.  read more

Code: 92311

BRITISH WWII MARK III 1944 TURTLE HELMET.

First issued in 1943 to Canadian forces and first used in action on D-Day 1944 by the Canadians. This example having one dent to the rear crown, all original wartime paint finish present, to the interior a series of numbers which is probably the soldiers service number painted into the rear skirt, complete standard Brodie type liner marked BMB 1944, with its elasticated chinstrap.  read more

Code: 92354

BRITISH WWII MARK ONE * BRODIE HELMET.

Known as the mark one star, these were World War I shells converted for use in World War II, with the addition of a World War II style liner, this example marked J.C.A.S. and W Ltd dated 1938, to the shell the faded insignia of red and blue of the Royal Artillery, the chinstrap complete, to the interior of the chinstrap the soldiers service number followed by the stencilled letters RA (Royal A...  read more

Code: 92355